asterisk users - Jul 2004 - Non standard usage of X100P card.

I have two X100P card in my box. I want to connect regular phone (not the 
phone line!) to one of thse cards. Does anybody think about the same?

I don't really want an expensive solution buying additional card with FXS 
port, I prefer to make something by myself. It'll be great if somebody can 
point me to technical materials or show electric scheme of such converter. I 
believe it should be rather simple.

I'm ready to cooperate to make such solution.

Thanks,
Dmitry.

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I have two X100P card in my box. I want to connect regular phone (not the 
phone line!) to one of thse cards. Does anybody think about the same?

I don't really want an expensive solution buying additional card with FXS 
port, I prefer to make something by myself. It'll be great if somebody can 
point me to technical materials or show electric scheme of such converter. I 
believe it should be rather simple.

I'm ready to cooperate to make such solution.

Thanks,
Dmitry.

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Hello there,

Ich have some interesint problems with SIP & CAPI.
Im routing incoming SIP Calls through CAPI to a telephone @ work, but I cant
get any sound.
If I call from sip client to CAPI direktly I have sound.
If I'm recording to a wave file with asterisk there is some sound.

My SIP Provider is sipgate

Sascha Growe

PS.: Sorry for my bad english.

On Fri, 30 Jul 2004, Dmitry Sergeev wrote:
> I have two X100P card in my box. I want to connect regular phone (not the 
> phone line!) to one of thse cards. Does anybody think about the same?
You need something like this:  
http://www.vikingelectronics.com/products/linesimulator/product_list.html

I don't think it will be "rather simple" to make one - it has to
make
dialtone, ringing etc etc.

How about buying an iaxy (s100i) for is it $80? instead?

Steve

Hi

Il ven, 2004-07-30 alle 11:18, Dmitry Sergeev ha
scritto:
> I have two X100P card in my box. I want to connect regular phone (not the 
> phone line!) to one of thse cards. Does anybody think about the same?
no. is completely different.
> I don't really want an expensive solution buying additional card with
FXS
> port, I prefer to make something by myself. It'll be great if somebody
can
> point me to technical materials or show electric scheme of such converter.
I
> believe it should be rather simple.
the material needed and the time (assuming that's possible)
will be much more that the price of a single fxs card...
first of all : you'll need to supply power to the line from the card
then
you must have a ringer to ring the phone (eh, something like
60/70 volts...)
then... you must say the card to activate the ringer when
needed ... but perhaps this is the simplest step.

it's that worthwhile ?

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If it were "rather simple", this would have been done a long time ago.
Signaling requirements for FXS and FXO are considerably different,
however, so you can't simply abuse a modem to drive a phone.  Consider
the IAXy or the Digium Dev-Kit, which includes a USB/FXS adapter.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dmitry Sergeev [mailto:dmitrysergeevbox@hotmail.com] 
> Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 4:18 AM
> To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com
> Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Non standard usage of X100P card.
> 
> 
> I have two X100P card in my box. I want to connect regular 
> phone (not the 
> phone line!) to one of thse cards. Does anybody think about the same?
> 
> I don't really want an expensive solution buying additional 
> card with FXS 
> port, I prefer to make something by myself. It'll be great if 
> somebody can 
> point me to technical materials or show electric scheme of 
> such converter. I 
> believe it should be rather simple.
> 
> I'm ready to cooperate to make such solution.
> 
> Thanks,
> Dmitry.