asterisk users - Jun 2009 - Sangoma A200 wt HW echo on 64bit Centos , 4 fxo and crosstalk!

Hi,

Has anyone ever experienced crosstalk with sangoma analogue cards on 64bit?

We have exhausted every test to try and replicate this and find a
solution with Sangoma tech support, but we can not fix it.

We are about to try the card and four *seperate* UK BT lines in a 32bit system.

The current system is a 4gb, dual core cpu with  pbx in a flash 1.4,
Zaptel and Asterisk 1.4.21-2

Currently we have put in a temp OpenVOX tdm400 card and it works
perfectly. As soon as we swap that and use Sangoma via wanrouter we
get crosstalk. For example, if an existing call is happening and a new
internal to external call or vise versa happens, they can hear each
other, even just to IVR.

Any ideas? All wiring has been checked and this *does not*, I repeat,
*does not* happen with the Sangoma card. So what ever explaination we
come up with, that fact remains and we get stumped.

Oh, the card and four fxo modules have been completely replaced and
64bit has been compiled in the wanrouter driver and Sangoma tech
support have ran out of suggestions. We have also tried going down to
2gb on the 64bit system too.

Hopefully 32bit will work, but we have other clients on 64bit with
Sangoma and they work. What is the Sangoma latest stable 64bit driver
doing!

Thanks,

Gavin.

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Hi,

Has anyone ever experienced crosstalk with sangoma analogue cards on 64bit?

We have exhausted every test to try and replicate this and find a
solution with Sangoma tech support, but we can not fix it.

We are about to try the card and four *seperate* UK BT lines in a 32bit system.

The current system is a 4gb, dual core cpu with  pbx in a flash 1.4,
Zaptel and Asterisk 1.4.21-2

Currently we have put in a temp OpenVOX tdm400 card and it works
perfectly. As soon as we swap that and use Sangoma via wanrouter we
get crosstalk. For example, if an existing call is happening and a new
internal to external call or vise versa happens, they can hear each
other, even just to IVR.

Any ideas? All wiring has been checked and this *does not*, I repeat,
*does not* happen with the Sangoma card. So what ever explaination we
come up with, that fact remains and we get stumped.

Oh, the card and four fxo modules have been completely replaced and
64bit has been compiled in the wanrouter driver and Sangoma tech
support have ran out of suggestions. We have also tried going down to
2gb on the 64bit system too.

Hopefully 32bit will work, but we have other clients on 64bit with
Sangoma and they work. What is the Sangoma latest stable 64bit driver
doing!

Thanks,

Gavin.

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http://www.suretectelecom.com

> Currently we have put in a temp OpenVOX tdm400 card and it works
> perfectly. As soon as we swap that and use Sangoma via wanrouter we
> get crosstalk. For example, if an existing call is happening and a new
> internal to external call or vise versa happens, they can hear each
> other, even just to IVR.
How often does this happen? (the cross-talk) every single call? is
easy to reproduce?

> Any ideas? All wiring has been checked and this *does not*, I repeat,
> *does not* happen with the Sangoma card. So what ever explaination we
> come up with, that fact remains and we get stumped.
You meant that this does not happen with the OpenVox card, didn't you?
otherwise, you lost me.

If you can easily reproduce this, I'd be interested in look into it.

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Moises Silva
Software Developer
Sangoma Technologies Inc. | 50 McIntosh Drive, Suite 120, Markham ON
L3R 9T3 Canada
t. 1 905 474 1990 x 128 | e. moy at sangoma.com