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Been having a problem with my two Sipura 2000's dropping calls from the SPA-2000 side. Seems the calls are dropped right before the "Next Registration" time. Calls drop about ever 60 minutes or so. I have dialed from one port to the other and let it sit. After about 60 minutes or so the calls get dropped. System details are below Asterisk ver. CVS-HEAD-11/27/04-23:42:45 RHEL 3

I have a Sipura SPA2000 2 line SIP FXS box with line 1 on port 5060 and line 2 on 5061. The SPA2000 is on IP address 192.168.17.6, and the asterisk box is on 102.168.17.2. Both SPA2000 ports(5060 and 5061) share the same IP address. Every minute I repeatedly get the following output: SIP Debugging Enabled 10 headers, 0 lines Reliably Transmitting: OPTIONS sip:192.168.17.6 SIP/2.0 Via:

Since the 3000 has been out for a little while, has anyone done a review of the product? (couldn't find anything on google for wiki). Can the fxo and fxs ports be used as two independent channels? Is it really read for prime time? Etc. Rich

I figured out what was going on with the lack of/stuck on stuttered dial tone. Apparently, there are two voicemail directories being referenced: /var/spool/asterisk/voicemail/default, and /var/spool/asterisk/voicemail/local. The sip phones were using /var/spool/asterisk/voicemail/local to dump VM messages into, yet the MWI looks at /var/spool/asterisk/voicemail/default. Does anyone know why

Hi all, The problem is on the volume of the voice sent by the SPA-841. I think the echo cancel algorithm sets a limit to the microphone when detects sounds or noise from the earphone. This problem generates an oscillation on the voice volume sent by the phone and even turns it off completely for very little lapses of time making the communication very uncomfortable. I manage three different

Hi Friends, I have successfully implemented Intercom, Voicemail and International dialing using Asterisk. Now I want to connect my PSTN Lines to Asterisk server. I have 3 PSTN number (lines) to connect to Asterisk. For this, I want to use Sipura SPA-2100. Is my decession is correct or not? Is there any disadvantages with this Sipura SPA-2100? Please tell me. Thank you. Regards, Chandramouli

Hello, I am very new to asterisk and voip in general and so far have managed to get the FXO card and a few sip phones working fine. My question is where does the Sipura SPA 2000 come in the picture? Can it be used as an extension (i.e FXS) ? Or is it to be used as a line (i.e FXO)? Or it can be used as both? My understanding is that its just like another ATA186. Is that true? I guess what I

Hi All, I am using a Sipura SPA-3000 as an FXO gateway to bring calls in and out of Asterisk. I am using "PSTN Ring Thru Line 1" (on the "PSTN Line" tab) so Asterisk answers the call rather than the SPA-3000. It is all working perfectly except I can't get the SPA-3000 to pass caller ID to Asterisk. It passes "Display Name", "User ID" and any "PSTN

If this has been covered before - I appologize. We use some Sipura SPA-2000's with the g711 codec and all seems fine (except for the occasional failure to register errors in my asterisk logs - but I will save that for another post). g711 call quality is on par with our Cisco 7960's. However, when using the g729 codec, the call quality on the Sipura device goes downhill on the PSTN side

Hello all ! Can anyone recommend me ATA device that REALLY has T.38 built in. So far I have heard of Telco Systems Access201, which seems to be impossible to bye in Europe (all resselers are droped Telco systems ATAs for some reason (tried in Germany and in UK so far)), and I have heard that SIPURA SPA-2100 should have T.38 built in into newer firmware, but I wasn't able to confirm that

Perhaps I was a little too hasty in my conclusions of dysfunctional fax on the SPA-2000. It turns out I have a one way audio problem on line one of my SPA-2000. I have all the correct settings according to the comments in the wiki, but the problem persists. However, if I do a hook flash out of and back in to the call that isn't transmitting audio, it works fine. My sip.conf entry for the

I am located in the UK, and I am using Sipura spa-2000 adapters to connect analog phones to a voip network. The network connects to the PSTN as well via the Sipura spa-3000 adapter. I would like to provide surge protection for the spa-2000 and the spa-3000 adapters. 1. For spa-2000, fxs port: What is the maximum tip-to-ring voltage before damage to the the adapter occurs? 2. For spa-2000,

Anybody using a Sipura 3000 for FXO with Asterisk? Mine is working except for one small nit... When a call comes in from the PSTN, the Sipura answers it and then passes it on to Asterisk, which plays extension ring tone. I'd prefer for the POTS line to stay on-hook while the extension rings, and to only be answered by the Sipura when the extension answers. Has anybody made this work?

I'm currently using the Linksys PAP2, and since there's a shortage I'm looking for different devices. I'm mainly looking at the Sipura SPA sets since they are the base of the pap2. Anyone else have experience using them, and which one? Thanks Sherwood McGowan -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Hi, the topic says it all really. Does the Sipura 3000 detect and report UK clid correctly? thanks Mike

Hello, Just want to tap the collective wisdom of this list as to experiences pertaining to the Handytone HT488 and the Sipura SPA-3000 adapters... Basically I'm looking for a FXO/FXS/LAN ATA and these two seems to be the top of the pick..Any comments and experiences esp. with Asterisk compatibility would be great, before I plonk in the bucks. TIA. /wai-sun

Dear list, I am playing with Sipura 3000 since last week. Through the wiki pages I could get running it reasonably well. My setup is that of a Sipura, linked with a local analog cordless phone, a local PSTN line and the setup to link to an asterisk server located at a remote static ip address. I can dial the cordless phone from other extensions located at the asterisk server; I can dial out

Hallo! I had ordered a Sipura SPA-3000 in the UK, but the supplier turned out to be unreliable and never shipped. Yesterday I went looking for alternative suppliers and found the Linksys SPA3000 device. It's a different box, but the specs look very similar. Is this the same device? Has anyone used this Linksys SPA3000 successfully with Asterisk? Thanks, Frank

Froogle found me one supplier for the SPA-841, not sure I trust them though. Does this phone even exist yet? Does anyone have any experience with it? Does anyone know a vendor other than Atacomm/voipsupply?

I just got a refurb Sipura SPA-2000 and was able to assign it an IP address with DHCP and ping the device, but then I ran the firmware upgrade utility to bring it up to spa2k-2.0.13g which seemed to work just fine, but after it rebooted I cannot connect to its webserver for configuration. I can still ping the unit. When I use the built in voice menu it reads back the right IP address, webserver