Psul
I bought one a few weeks ago.
I had the same issue with 'initialising network.' I had a very fast
response back from their support desk. Solution is to unplug the
network cable reset back to factory defaults from the keypad menu.
I have concerns over the Sipura 841's TX audio quality - it
You might be able to get 4-wire EM working with a normal sound card and
a couple of pins off the printer port though for the EM lines... Not
scalable and not elegent, but it might just work...
Rgds
Tim Robinson
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The one we use is based on the Connexant chipset
http://www.dabs.com/uk/channels/hardware/modemsandadslhardware/productView.htm?quicklinx=38F9
This is the latest incarnation of it. For under £30 you can't really go wrong!
Rgds
Tim
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Hi Peter
You need to first of all ask your Telco what mechanism it uses with your
current switch. The most likely ways are
1) Two stage dialling. 1xxx pause PIN exten dialled number
2) access code 1xxx exten dialled number
You need to get the specs for this from Your
You just need to do something like
exten = _9.,1,Dial(Zap/g1/1666$CALLERIDNUM${EXTEN:1})
You can also do some useful translations like
exten = _9[2-8]XX,1,Dial(Zap/g1/1666$CALLERIDNUM0113${EXTEN:1})
This will look for 9, then a local number beginning 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 , and
dial out the
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I have
3 HFC cards running in my PC in both NT and TE mode. Works well..
What problems are you having, what have you tried?
Rgds
Tim
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Michael
The problem lies not with Asterisk or the cards but with the combination
of voip and analogue telephony in general. I can guarantee that you
will have very similar echo when you connect your Panasonic pbx to the
analogue lines. In fact, your echo will most likely be worse. It is
just
It has all gone very quiet - I still need this...I spent a fair bit of
time looking at it but never got it to work. Needs someone with a bit
more of an understanding of Asterisk's architecture really. Also, it
should really go in app_dial so as to make it applicable across all
channel types.
Channel wait for #
Does the option A(filename) not work for you?
On Oct 15, 2004, at 5:38 AM, Robinson Tim-W10277 wrote:
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You probably need to disable echo cancel when bridged. Can't recall the exact
zapata.conf line. I had problems faxing through Asterisk until I disabled echo
cancelling on bridged Zaptel calls.
Rgds
Tim
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The 'channel' line has to be the last line of the declaration. Try
moving the 'overlap dial' line up above the 'channel' line.
Rgds
Tim
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First thing to check is that the kernel sees the card. If you do lspci
you should see the zaphfc card assigned an IRQ. If you don't see this
then your card is not being detected.
If your card is there, then try replacing nz in your zaptel.conf file
with uk as I know that works and I think these
Some telcos execute a line polarity reversal to indicate Answer
Supervision. This might be detectable on the TDM400P cards. ISTR that
Mark said this was available although not implemented.
Other exchanges will sometimes send meter charge pulsing at 50Hz
longitudinal or 12 or 16 Khz. These
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What
is your definition of TRUNKBP ?
It is
probably because that channel is being answered first
Rgds
Tim
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This is quite common in some countries. Analogue lines are some times
configured for 'calling party clearing', where an inbound call to an
analogue line will hold the line for some minutes before timing out.
Might this explain the behaviour?
Rgds
Tim
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Try
ignorepat = 9
exten = _9.,1,Dial(Zap/g1/${EXTEN:1}) ; direct outbound
dialing
exten = _9.,2,Congestion
Best Regards
Tim Robinson
Tools Development Manager
Motorola Ltd
Midpoint
Alencon Link
BASINGSTOKE
RG21 7PL
United Kingdom
Tel. +44 1256 790472
Fax
It is the hard phones that need this before Asterisk is a salable
solution to small/medium businesses. What sells the system is the
phones and the flashing lights.
As most users already have a legacy system with a real BLF etc, until
Asterisk has hard phones that have all those features it will
We are using Asterisk as the main basis for a test bed for mobile
handsets and have a plan to roll out worldwide once the initial pilots
have been deemed satisfactory. There is little doubt in my mind that
this will occur. I don't know if we constitute a 'large company', but
hey, we are using
You can buy them from Telappliant in the UK. They take credit cards so within the EU
there are no customs issues.
http://www.telappliant.co.uk
OEM cards are around... http://www.goods2world.com/product_info.php?products_id=55 for
about £15 each. They seem to be identical to the Digium cards.
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Yes, I
have seen this as well but I haven;t quite understood why. I am keeping an
eye on it and wil ltry and get some traces...
Rgds
Tim
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Nick
We are using QuadBRI cards from www.junghanns.net and also at home I
have a couple of cheap HFC cards - in by Asterisk box sandwiched between
my BT line and my Alchemy Cybergear Gold.
Using this there is the possiblility to differentiate between Withheld
and 'unavailable'. The latest
Yes, me. What problems are you having?
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] bristuff - hfc card + x100p
hi!
Anyone on list has working asterisk box with hfc
I have 2 HFC cards. There is no echo. If you use the bri-stuff drivers
they use the native zaptel echo cancellers. And I have no echo. None.
Rgds
Tim
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: [Asterisk-Users] ISDN, AVM C4, HFC-cards and echo
I have a HFC-S Card with European Signaling , Can you tell me what
distro/kernel are you using and how did you get the card detected with
linux ? a small procedure ?
regards
~uppal
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All voip providers will use digital 4-wire interconnect to Asterisk or
similar, so echo problems are much reduced, as there are only 'echo
points' at the far end and your handset.
Using an analogue card will always have its issues if you have
significant propagation delay in the path anywhere.
We are using the HFC card in point-to-point mode with DDI.
I am using bri-stuff-0.0.2 as well.
Rgds
Tim
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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] zaphfc - hfc pci
that the new version will fix this.
If you want I will send you the patch we made to pick up Asustec cards
as well as Billion cards.
Rgds
Tim
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Some telcos require you only to send a certain number of digits. Try
sending fewer and fewer digits and see if it starts working. E.g.
instead of sending 1601abcdefg try sending 601abcdefg or abcdefg or defg
or even fg
If this doesn't work, from the CLI type pri debug span x and see what
you
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This
is a known issue that needs fixing URGENTLY...!
Markster, please can you have a look at this asap? I can call you
if you need further info on this aspect of operation - it is a major issue for
us and if we had more time we would fix it...but I think you are probably
Title: Message
Please
can you send debug traces with comments so we (and other wiser members of the
group) can see what is going on?
Thanks
Tim
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This is a problem I pointed out to Digium a while back, but I am not sure Markster
understood the issue and I didn't really have the time to follow it up. It does need
fixing though, as it is a major drawback in the current architecture.
Rgds
Tim
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Please can you explain in more details as to what your problem is? I have 2 cards
working in one PC, but have had problems with Dell motherboards.
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Subject: Re[2]: [Asterisk-Users] HFC ISDN card with bristuff from junghanns.n et?
Hello Robinson,
Thursday, June 17, 2004, 12:42:21 PM, you wrote:
RTW Please
I do not believe you are correct. We see CALL PROCEEDING in both directions as part of
the normal ISDN call setup process. See trace below.
Asterisk sends 'CALL PROCEEDING' followed immediately by 'ALERTING'. CALL PROCEEDING
is normally an acknowledgement to a SETUP. See Q931 below:
3.1.2
Matt -
Your only tidy solution is to go for 1 ISDN line with some MSNs and an analogue line.
You will have to have an analogue line for ADSL anyway.. You will not get what you
want on analogue lines.
Rgds
Tim
Basingstoke
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You should be able to get ISDN though. I think BT provide this anywhere. Otherwise
your solution will be a Primary rate (ISDN30) with 8 channels.
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Hi -
Anyone using zaphfc cards (bri-stuff-0.0.2) on a Portugal Telecom BRI service? I am
getting loads of errors and the audio is very distorted all the time.
System is a Dell PIII/933 MHZ with SCSI. Here in the UK we have perfect audio with a
Compaq PIII/500 MHZ SCSI system. Files are
Clive
You need to make sure there is a link from /usr/src/linux to your RH kernel source
directory. Then it will work. This is not there by default on RH9. Been there, done
that!
I have 2 zaphfc cards running well in my RH9 box. Stick with it - it is worth the
pain.
Rgds
Tim
Dear all -
I am looking for some information about ISDN in Venezuela. I need a small Asterisk
system with 2 ISDN channels at our offices in Venezuela (Caracas).
Can anyone advise me on the best option? I am getting mixed reports - I am told that
a BRI will cost me 1000 US dollars per month!
Presumably this can then be modified for DTMF caller ID by those in NL, Brazil etc?
I will give it a go soon.
Thanks
Tim
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Dear all -
Some wisom please. We have a need to customise the Q.931 clearing causes being sent
back to the network based on decisions made in some scripts or extension logic.
i.e. I want to be able to decide to clear a call (either answered or during the
alerting phase) with any clearing
Tim-W10277 wrote:
Some pointers to where in the source code we should
be looking would be great. We can then make the
tweaks and feed the changes back in to CVS if anyone
else is interested in this feature.
I believe that even if there isn't a lot of interest shown for your enhancements
And let's also spell things properly! Like 'internationalisation' ...'Weasels have
got into your phone system' instead of 'gotten into your phone system...'
And 'please press the hash key..' instead of 'pound key'
There should probably be en_uk, en_us, en_ca, en_za, en_nz, en_oz, en_ie and
Title: Message
You
don't say which version you are using, but upgrade to RC20a. There were
some ISDN Layer 2 issues in earlier versions which have been fixed
recently.
http://ns1.jnetdns.de/jn/relaunch/asterisk/downloads/bri-stuff-0.0.2rc20a.tar.gz
Rgds
Tim
Use RC16. This seems to solve our issues on a UK ISDN2e line.
Rgds
Tim
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Cc: Jens-Uwe Junghanns
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] quadBRI card installation
I have also seen this here in the UK with the latest version (RC14) of the Zaptel BRI
drivers from Junghanns.net...Please can you confirm what hardware you are using?
Rgds
Tim
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Try setting 'reinvite=no' in the sip.conf file. This will force Asterisk to stay in
the loop...it otherwise tries to step out of the connection and let the phones talk
directly to each other,which is fine on a LAN but if both are behind NAT firewalls is
asking for complication.
Rgds
Tim
Sorry, didn't read your mail thoroughly - you've already tried canreinvite=no...
Next step is to get an Ethereal log from both ends and investigate what is going on
with the SIP and RTP packets.
Rgds
Tim
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