Nenad Radosavljevic
2005-Jan-28 07:31 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] Problem with chan_sccp and cisco 7960
Hi !
On Cisco 7960 (with or without 7914 add-on module) when I press speakerphone
button (or select line with line button - which automatically put second
line on speakerphone) after about 15-20 seconds of dialtone Asterisk stable
dies (seg fault). Tested versions of Asterisk are 1.0.2, 1.0.3 or 1.0.5,
chan_sccp is newest form CVS of chann-sccp.sourceforge.net ). Firmware of
7960 is P00305000301.sbn.
Did anyone noticed similar problem or perhaps knows solution for this ?
Here is what asterisk puts on console (test is with 7960+7914 addon module
on 1.0.3 version of Asterisk, same thing happened on 7960 without 7914):
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->>>moment of registration of telephone to asterisk:
== >> Got message AlarmMessage
Jan 18 16:47:09 NOTICE[23046]: sccp_actions.c:23 sccp_handle_alarm: Alarm
Message: Severity: 2, 25: Name=SEP00127FAE8D20 Load=5.0(3.1)
Last=Initialized [2049/1022647632]
== >> Got message RegisterMessage
Auto logging into 200
-- --*> 202
-- --*> 201
Auto logging into 199
-- --*> 202
-- --*> 201
-- --*> 200
== Sending Packet Type RegisterAckMessage (24 bytes)
== {SelectSoftKeysMessage} lineInstance=0 callReference=0
softKeySetIndex=0 validKeyMask=126/127
== Sending Packet Type SelectSoftKeysMessage (20 bytes)
== Sending Packet Type DisplayPromptStatusMessage (48 bytes)
== Sending Packet Type CapabilitiesReqMessage (4 bytes)
== >> Got message IpPortMessage
== >> Got message HeadsetStatusMessage
== >> Got message CapabilitiesResMessage
Device has 7 Capabilities
-- CODEC: 4 - G.711 u-law 64k
-- CODEC: 2 - G.711 A-law 64k
-- CODEC: 11 - G.729
-- CODEC: 12 - G.729 Annex A
-- CODEC: 15 - G.729 Annex B
-- CODEC: 16 - G.729 Annex A+Annex B
-- CODEC: 25 - Wideband 256k
== >> Got message HeadsetStatusMessage
== >> Got message ButtonTemplateReqMessage
== Configuring button template. buttonOffset=0, buttonCount=20,
totalButtonCount=20
-- 1 9
-- 1 0
-- 1 0
-- 1 0
-- 1 0
-- 1 0
-- 2 9
-- 1 2
-- 2 2
-- 3 2
-- 4 2
-- 5 2
-- 6 2
-- 7 2
-- 8 2
-- 9 2
-- 10 2
-- 11 2
-- 12 2
-- 13 2
== Sending Packet Type ButtonTemplateMessage (100 bytes)
== >> Got message SoftKeyTemplateReqMessage
== Sending Packet Type SoftKeyTemplateResMessage (656 bytes)
== >> Got message SoftKeySetReqMessage
-- Set[0] = 0:1 1:2 2:5 3:3 4:9 5:10 6:16 7:17 8:18 9:4 10:14
11:13 --
-- Set[1] = 0:3 1:9 2:4 3:14 4:13 5:19 6:10 --
-- Set[2] = 0:10 1:2 --
-- Set[3] = 0:11 --
-- Set[4] = 0:1 1:9 2:5 3:16 4:17 5:18 --
-- Set[5] = --
-- Set[6] = 0:8 1:9 --
-- Set[7] = --
-- Set[8] = --
-- Set[9] = 0:1 1:9 --
-- Set[10] = 0:21 --
-- There are 11 SoftKeySets.
== Sending Packet Type SoftKeySetResMessage (784 bytes)
== >> Got message LineStatReqMessage
== Sending Packet Type LineStatMessage (76 bytes)
== >> Got message LineStatReqMessage
== Sending Packet Type LineStatMessage (76 bytes)
== >> Got message SpeedDialStatReqMessage
-- Speed Dial Request for Button 13
-- speeddial 13 not assigned
== Sending Packet Type SpeedDialStatMessage (72 bytes)
== >> Got message SpeedDialStatReqMessage
-- Speed Dial Request for Button 12
== Sending Packet Type SpeedDialStatMessage (72 bytes)
== >> Got message SpeedDialStatReqMessage
-- Speed Dial Request for Button 11
== Sending Packet Type SpeedDialStatMessage (72 bytes)
== >> Got message SpeedDialStatReqMessage
-- Speed Dial Request for Button 10
== Sending Packet Type SpeedDialStatMessage (72 bytes)
== >> Got message SpeedDialStatReqMessage
-- Speed Dial Request for Button 9
== Sending Packet Type SpeedDialStatMessage (72 bytes)
== >> Got message SpeedDialStatReqMessage
-- Speed Dial Request for Button 8
== Sending Packet Type SpeedDialStatMessage (72 bytes)
== >> Got message SpeedDialStatReqMessage
-- Speed Dial Request for Button 7
== Sending Packet Type SpeedDialStatMessage (72 bytes)
== >> Got message SpeedDialStatReqMessage
-- Speed Dial Request for Button 6
== Sending Packet Type SpeedDialStatMessage (72 bytes)
== >> Got message SpeedDialStatReqMessage
-- Speed Dial Request for Button 5
== Sending Packet Type SpeedDialStatMessage (72 bytes)
== >> Got message SpeedDialStatReqMessage
-- Speed Dial Request for Button 4
== Sending Packet Type SpeedDialStatMessage (72 bytes)
== >> Got message SpeedDialStatReqMessage
-- Speed Dial Request for Button 3
== Sending Packet Type SpeedDialStatMessage (72 bytes)
== >> Got message SpeedDialStatReqMessage
-- Speed Dial Request for Button 2
== Sending Packet Type SpeedDialStatMessage (72 bytes)
== >> Got message SpeedDialStatReqMessage
-- Speed Dial Request for Button 1
== Sending Packet Type SpeedDialStatMessage (72 bytes)
== >> Got message unknownClientMessage2
== >> Got message TimeDateReqMessage
== Sending Packet Type DefineTimeDate (40 bytes)
== Sending Packet Type KeepAliveAckMessage (4 bytes)
== >> Got message unknownClientMessage2
== Sending Packet Type KeepAliveAckMessage (4 bytes)
== >> Got message StimulusMessage
-- Got {StimulusMessage} stimulus=Line(9) stimulusInstance=2
-- New channel context: international
== {SetSpeakerModeMessage} speakerMode=1
== Sending Packet Type SetSpeakerModeMessage (8 bytes)
== {CallStateMessage} callState=OffHook(1), lineInstance=2,
callReference=1
== Sending Packet Type CallStateMessage (16 bytes)
== Sending Packet Type ClearPromptStatusMessage (12 bytes)
== {SelectSoftKeysMessage} lineInstance=2 callReference=0
softKeySetIndex=4 validKeyMask=127/127
== Sending Packet Type SelectSoftKeysMessage (20 bytes)
-- Sending tone 33
== Sending Packet Type StartToneMessage (8 bytes)
== >> Got message OffHookMessage
-- Device d=0x817f7e0 s=0x81148d0 s->d->s=0x81148d0 Taken Offhook
-- Checking line 199 for incoming call
-- Checking line 200 for incoming call
-- Checking channel for incoming call: 0
== {SetSpeakerModeMessage} speakerMode=1
== Sending Packet Type SetSpeakerModeMessage (8 bytes)
== Sending Packet Type ClearPromptStatusMessage (12 bytes)
-- Current tone (33) is equiv to wanted tone (33). Ignoring.
-- (1)Starting simple switch on '200@SEP00127FAE8D20'
== Sending Packet Type DisplayPromptStatusMessage (48 bytes)
== Sending Packet Type KeepAliveAckMessage (4 bytes)
--->>>>after about 20 seconds:
Ouch ... error while writing audio data: : Broken pipe
Warning, flexibel rate not heavily tested!
Killed
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Kind regards,
Nenad Radosavljevic
Martin Roy
2005-Jan-28 08:28 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] RE: Problem with chan_sccp and cisco 7960
I'm wondering why are you using SCCP and not SIP as most of us that use Cisco 7960 phones? Martin From: "Nenad Radosavljevic" <nenadr@deltaplan.co.yu> Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Problem with chan_sccp and cisco 7960 Hi ! On Cisco 7960 (with or without 7914 add-on module) when I press speakerphone button (or select line with line button - which automatically put second line on speakerphone) after about 15-20 seconds of dialtone Asterisk stable dies (seg fault). Tested versions of Asterisk are 1.0.2, 1.0.3 or 1.0.5, chan_sccp is newest form CVS of chann-sccp.sourceforge.net ). Firmware of 7960 is P00305000301.sbn. Did anyone noticed similar problem or perhaps knows solution for this ?
Nenad Radosavljevic
2005-Jan-28 09:12 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] Problem with chan_sccp and cisco 7960
> I'm wondering why are you using SCCP and not SIP as most of us that use > Cisco 7960 phones? > > Martin >Mostly because 7914 addon module is not supported in SIP images for 7960. Alternative, SIP solution, for a device like 7960+7914 could be Snom 220 + Keypad 220, but I still didn't managed to get it and test it. If anyone knows a good working SIP solution for telephone with keypad with light indications for channel states, please let me know. Nenad