asterisk users - Jan 2005 - TDM400P Dell 1850 Server

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Adam Robins wrote:
> I am looking at running Asterisk on a Dell PowerEdge 1850 server. 
>  
> My choices for expansion slots are:
>  
> BulletPCI-X riser with 1 x 64-bit/133MHz and 1 x 64-bit/100MHz
> 
> BulletPCI Express riser with 2 PCI Express slots, one x4 lane and one x8 
> lane
>  
> Will a Digium TDM400P work in either of these?
>  
> Thanks,
> Adam
> 
PCI-X.  Make sure to get the 410p.

--
Kristian Kielhofner

Hello All!

First thank you I solved the 7905 ForwardToVM thing if user didn't
pick up the phone...Well a bit stupid that you have to setup the timer
to something higher that asterisk so asterisk times out before and sends 
BUSY. It seems you just can't make 7905 to not send call to VM after 
timout for call pickup.

But now second problem arrised...If user on 7905 is busy, next call to 
him again goes automagically to VM. There is no option to turn it off
(except not entering number for VM)...Any solution to that?

Best regards,
Alen

The TE410P is a T1/E1 card.  I need the card for POTS lines.  Is there
also a TDM410P that does not appear on the Digium web site? 

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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] TDM400P Dell 1850 Server

Adam Robins wrote:
> I am looking at running Asterisk on a Dell PowerEdge 1850 server. 
>  
> My choices for expansion slots are:
>  
> BulletPCI-X riser with 1 x 64-bit/133MHz and 1 x 64-bit/100MHz
> 
> BulletPCI Express riser with 2 PCI Express slots, one x4 lane and one 
> x8 lane
>  
> Will a Digium TDM400P work in either of these?
>  
> Thanks,
> Adam
> 
PCI-X.  Make sure to get the 410p.

--
Kristian Kielhofner
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Adam Robins wrote:
> The TE410P is a T1/E1 card.  I need the card for POTS lines.  Is there
> also a TDM410P that does not appear on the Digium web site? 
The TDM400P only works in standard PCI 2.2.  Not PCI-X, not 
PCI-Extreme, not PCI-64bit.

--Eric

Eric Wieling wrote:
> Adam Robins wrote:
>
>> The TE410P is a T1/E1 card.  I need the card for POTS lines.  Is there
>> also a TDM410P that does not appear on the Digium web site? 
>
>
> The TDM400P only works in standard PCI 2.2.  Not PCI-X, not 
> PCI-Extreme, not PCI-64bit.
For your information PCI-X is backward compatible with PCI 2.2.

I had TDM400P card working in Dell PowerEdge 1750.

(Though it was generating NMI at wctdm driver load, it was working fine 
afterwards).

Andrei

Adam Robins wrote:
> The TE410P is a T1/E1 card.  I need the card for POTS lines.  Is there
> also a TDM410P that does not appear on the Digium web site? 
> 
No, I misread the original post.  There have been some IRQ issues with 
the 1850 and the TDM400p.  You will want to look into that.  Anyways, 
you still want the PCI-X version...