ht@phonitel.com
2005-Apr-29 08:33 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] Channel bank of E1s? (one E1 input --> 2 x E1 output)
Hi, Assume I have one E1 digium card to which I want to plug two distinct E1 PABXs , one with 15 channels and the other with 15 channels; Is there a sort of E1 multiplexer devise that allows me to plug in one hand the E1 port of the Digium card and on the other hand the two PABXs? In this same devise, I should be able to say that 15 channels need to go to first Interface and 15 other channels need to go to other interface. Or is it necessary to acquire a another E1 card although I don't need to process more channels (30 channels are ok). Any help is greatly appreciated.
Hi all I have installed version 0.9 against a supplier SIP and have put a AVM B1 like backup. The reception of calls works perfectly, but with himself not to make calls to ISDN card. It is possible that this configuration works whith *@home ? or I am mistaken. AVM card is CAPI and * @home can create ZAP channels. How I create a CAPI channel? Excuse me for my very poor english :-( thanks in advance
Matteo Brancaleoni
2005-Apr-29 09:08 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] Channel bank of E1s? (one E1 input --> 2 x E1 output)
yes, some multiplexer allows that, but they're quite expensive compared to another E1 card for asterisk. I think you'll need at least 1k $$$ for a such splitter. Matteo. Il giorno ven, 29-04-2005 alle 17:33 +0200, ht@phonitel.com ha scritto:> Hi, > > Assume I have one E1 digium card to which I want to plug two distinct E1 PABXs , > one with 15 channels and the other with 15 channels; > > Is there a sort of E1 multiplexer devise that allows me to plug in one hand the > E1 port of the Digium card and on the other hand the two PABXs? In this same > devise, I should be able to say that 15 channels need to go to first Interface > and 15 other channels need to go to other interface. > > Or is it necessary to acquire a another E1 card although I don't need to process > more channels (30 channels are ok). > > Any help is greatly appreciated. > > > > _______________________________________________ > Asterisk-Users mailing list > Asterisk-Users@lists.digium.com > http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users > To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: > http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users >-- Matteo Brancaleoni System Administrator Tel +39.02.70633354 Sip matteo@sip.voismart.it Iax2 matteo@iax.voismart.it
Neal Walton
2005-Apr-29 12:39 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] Channel bank of E1s? (one E1 input --> 2 x E1 output)
Many channel banks have two T-1 connectors and support a feature called 'drop and insert'. This allows some of the DS0 channels to be cross connected from one T-1 connection to the other. The first T-1 connection can go to the telco or an interface card in a computer, and the second T-1 can go to another channel bank. Some of the channels can be dropped off at the first channel bank while the rest can continue on to the second channel bank. You are asking about E-1 and PBX instead of T-1 and channel bank, but if I understand the 'drop and insert' correctly, and if your hardware supports it, this may work for you.> Il giorno ven, 29-04-2005 alle 17:33 +0200, ht@phonitel.com ha scritto: > >>Hi, >> >>Assume I have one E1 digium card to which I want to plug two distinct E1PABXs ,>>one with 15 channels and the other with 15 channels; >> >>Is there a sort of E1 multiplexer devise that allows me to plug in onehand the>>E1 port of the Digium card and on the other hand the two PABXs? In thissame>>devise, I should be able to say that 15 channels need to go to firstInterface>>and 15 other channels need to go to other interface. >> >>Or is it necessary to acquire a another E1 card although I don't need toprocess>>more channels (30 channels are ok). >> >>Any help is greatly appreciated._______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list Asterisk-Users@lists.digium.com http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users