I got a 390 Adsi phone (unlocked) hooked to my wct400. It seems too work pretty well. I'm having two little problems with it. 1) The idle title screen will not show up unless I manually press service and select "Asterix PBX". What seems odd is that if I do not manually select it it follows the script correctly if the phone goes off hook. Summing up, my title screen is the Time and date (when it should say "Asterisk PBX" and have a soft key for voice mail) and going off hook shows "Asterisk PBX" and 3 soft keys programmed. 2) Comedian mail always asks to download it self when it it already on the phone. In other news, is there documentation for the ".adsi" scripts anywhere? Thanks for all your help. --Rob
On Mon, 2004-11-15 at 15:40, Rob Emanuele wrote:> I got a 390 Adsi phone (unlocked) hooked to my wct400. It seems too work > pretty well. I'm having two little problems with it. > > 1) The idle title screen will not show up unless I manually press service > and select "Asterix PBX". What seems odd is that if I do not manually > select it it follows the script correctly if the phone goes off hook. > Summing up, my title screen is the Time and date (when it should say > "Asterisk PBX" and have a soft key for voice mail) and going off hook > shows "Asterisk PBX" and 3 soft keys programmed.The quick short answer is load your script into *both* the first and second slots. The first slot is triggered when the phone detects call activity. The second slot automatically gets loaded after being idle for 6-7 seconds. It sounds nice in theory but in practice it leads to mass confusion (in my mind anyway) and strange behavior when I have different programs in the first two slots. I sure some of that is my fault ;) I have something like this in my dial plan to load the ADSI programs: exten => 300,1,ADSIProg(saberlogic1.adsi) exten => 300,2,ADSIProg(saberlogic2.adsi) exten => 300,3,Hangup The only difference between the two is the FDN and SECURITY parameters at the top of the script.> 2) Comedian mail always asks to download it self when it it already on the > phone.Comedian Mail tries to do a FDM download (download a new script) to the phone first. If you don't change the FDN and security code to point to an unused slot you are either going to overwrite another script or get a download refused error. If you are running an older CVS version then you have to make a small source code change in app_voicemail.c and recompile. I wrote a small patch that lets you define this in the voicemail.conf file that went into CVS a little before the 1.0 release so if you are running the stable branch or CVS HEAD add the following to the [general] section in voicemail.conf: adsifdn=7BC6450C adsisec=9B609430 That would load Comedian Mail into the third slot on the phone. You could put it into the fourth slot if you wish by setting the appropriate FDN and security code.> In other news, is there documentation for the ".adsi" scripts anywhere?None other than the asterisk.adsi sample and the source code that I am aware of. Browsing through res_adsi.c and app_adsiprog.c is very enlightening. -Seth -- Seth Remington SaberLogic, LLC 661-B Weber Drive Wadsworth, Ohio 44281 Phone: (330)335-6442 Fax: (330)336-8559
On Thu, 2004-11-18 at 21:24, Kevin P. Fleming wrote:> Matthew Crocker wrote: > > > The MAXIM-921 DS from SBS supports DS3 -> DS0 channelized. It is a PMC > > for CompactPCI it comes with Drivers for Linux, how hard would it be to > > add libpri and asterisk support? > > Holy G.711 Batman! > > This site: > > http://www.datamktg.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=53 > > has a press release showing the cost of this board $1645 each, quantity > one. Even if you had to spend a few grand for a cPCI capable machine > with enough grunt to handle this much channel capacity, you could still > do a pretty good job for under $10K.That actually sounds more than interesting :) I was talking to a customer today, that was interested in running asterisk on cPCI if the hardware were available, just because cPCI boxes are known to be quite a bit more reliable (both assembly and lifetime wise). Add a channelized DS3 on top of that and you will make this customer very happy. Sl?n leat, Martin List-Petersen Dublin, Eire (contact info on --> http://www.marlow.dk/)
On Thu, 2004-11-18 at 14:24 -0700, Kevin P. Fleming wrote:> Matthew Crocker wrote: > > > The MAXIM-921 DS from SBS supports DS3 -> DS0 channelized. It is a PMC > > for CompactPCI it comes with Drivers for Linux, how hard would it be to > > add libpri and asterisk support? > > Holy G.711 Batman! > > This site: > > http://www.datamktg.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=53 > > has a press release showing the cost of this board $1645 each, quantity > one. Even if you had to spend a few grand for a cPCI capable machine > with enough grunt to handle this much channel capacity, you could still > do a pretty good job for under $10K.Could someone get their hands on the driver to give it a good look and inform of licensing. IT mentions linux, and it mentions that it is channelized down to 672 DS0s. Sounds like the perfect card. -- Steven Critchfield <critch@basesys.com>