Hi! The X100P is working - partly. I can make outgoing calls. But the card has got a problem detecting incoming calls. Even in verbose mode I don't see any hint that the card detects a call. At the moment I'm using the card behind my old ISDN telephone system. Could it be a problem with the line voltage? Can I adjust anything when loading the kernel module? Bye! Michael
Michael Vogel schrieb:> > The X100P is working - partly. I can make outgoing calls. But the card > has got a problem detecting incoming calls. Even in verbose mode I don't > see any hint that the card detects a call.I debugging the module. At the moment it looks like there is a problem in the function "wcfxo_receiveprep". The card does return something but the module doesn't really detect it as a ring. I cannot really imagine that I'm the first one who has this problem? Bye! Michael
Michael Vogel schrieb:> > The X100P is working - partly. I can make outgoing calls. But the card > has got a problem detecting incoming calls. Even in verbose mode I don't > see any hint that the card detects a call.Now it works. I changed the following items in the file wcfxo.c: #define PEGTIME 1000 * 8 #define PEGCOUNT 0 static int opermode = 1; With these values it seems to work. (For the archieve: These values are working for me in germany) Bye! Michael P.S.: The list seem to have problems at this time. I hope the mails I posted aren't lost. I haven't received mails since 1:06 GMT+1.
Michael Vogel wrote:> Hi! > > The X100P is working - partly. I can make outgoing calls. But the card > has got a problem detecting incoming calls. Even in verbose mode I > don't see any hint that the card detects a call. > > At the moment I'm using the card behind my old ISDN telephone system. > Could it be a problem with the line voltage? > > Can I adjust anything when loading the kernel module? >I presume it is a clone card you have, it behaves differently when having opermode=1 set. The original X100P uses linear (DC) termination and the clone, when set to CTR21, uses complex (AC+DC) termination, this means the signal gain is not comparable. The current wcfxo driver is NOT using any of the registers to determine RING/OFFHOOK/etc., these indications are found by "listening to the line" so the rxgain/txgain settings in zapata.conf does matter. By using ztmonitor (described here http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+x100p+echotraining) you can train the "ears" of Asterisk. /Soren