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I need help from someone who has a working cellsocket, I have received couple email of people who wanted to help, but they just think they know how it supposed to work, but they don't have a working units, and they confused more...I need someone with a working solution to get my cellsocket going.. Thanks!!! Write offlits @ mawise (AT) mail.com -------------- next part --------------

I recently purchased a Cellsocket, which is a cradle that holds some older Nokia GSM/PCS phones and converts them to an FXS interface. My test phone is a Nokia 5190 on the T-Mobile GSM network. After going through the ordeal of unlocking the phone (T-Mobile provided unlock codes that didn't work), I finally got it up and running. The good: - Disconnect supervision works - Outstanding sound

When I posted my last message about the cellsocket, I hadn't thought to try incoming calls. (I bought the cellsocket to use only for outgoing calls.) Unfortunately, I cannot get the cellsocket to work for inbound calls. CallerID does not work even though I have a GSM phone. The cellsocket answers the phone and then starts ringing any attached phones after answering. Most importantly,

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Hi all, I've just connected a cellsocket to my * server so that I can keep call costs low for outgoing calls to mobile phones. I'm using an old fashioned 5110 cellsocket (because I have a few of these phones and I think that they are very reliable). For those that don't know the cellsockets they convert a mobile phone into a POTS line. The cellsocket has a funny dialtone but that doesn't seem to be a problem for *. The way the cellsockets work is that you dial the number normally but you need to dial a trailing # which makes the cellsocket "press" the send button and i...

FYI. http://www.telular.com/products/index.asp These look like the right solution for any one wanting a cellular FXO device for * that interface with the digital cellular networks (GSM ,CDMA etc) similar to the www.cellsocket.com or the mystery FCT's http://www.ericsson.com/products/products_az.shtml#F or those old Motorola Bag phone adapters -------------- next part -------------- An HTML

Hi, I have not been successful in working out how to dial a # within a phone number. EG: exten => _12345,1,Dial(Zap/1/0868563823#,5,t) or exten => _08XXXXXXXX,1,Dial(Zap/1/${EXTEN}#) I'm trying to append a # character so that I can use a cellsocket (mobile phone to pots adapter) connected to an x100p. I think that asterisk is simply ignoring the # character. The docs on

hi all. was having problems with my phonecell connected to wildcard fxo port. i get problems with detecting DTMF. i have tried relaxDTMF but to no avail. i have asked this before but would like possible causes. is it to do with echo? problems with the GSM network? haven't updated my asterisk for a long time. could this be a problem that has been sorted out. please would appreciate ur input

Could someone please comment on the current state of chan_capi, chan_misdn and chan_modem channel drivers in terms of functionality and stability. Specifically, which channel driver would be best for a passive PCI HFC or W6692 ISDN card. The chan_misdn wiki claims that chan_capi distinguishes between junghanns and non-junghans cards, and that chan_misdn is better suited for general misdn

Hi: I live in a country where calls from landline phone to a mobile phones is more expensive than mobile to mobile. I have FXO card connected to the landline. All the calls from IAX goes through this interface to the pstn and mobile phones. I want to save money by transfering mobile calls through a mobile phone. Is there some interface between the FXO card and the mobile phone so asterisk can

Has anyone successfully used a standard bluetooth enabled system to connect to a standard bluetooth enabled mobile phone (not the bluetooth to FXS converters) to create an audio path for phone calls with asterisk, if so is there a writeup on what was done so that others can replicate this. What I am thinking is that via alsa/oss/whatever you should be able to use the bluetooth audio channel as a

When I installed my first home-PBX three years ago, I was looking at "cellsockets" -- devices which will accept certain cellular phones and provide an RJ11 jack, generating the ring-voltage and recognizing DTMF, which in turn makes your cell-phone look like a CO line. Pretty cool stuff, in theory, but it just didn't seem to be worth the cost, especially since it locks...

Hello everybody! I've seen that you can connect your cellphone via bluetooth, but I've a Motorola V300 and it doesn't have that feature, so I wish to connect it via USB cable, is it pissible con use my cellphone with asterisk like that? I 've not been able to find information on how to do this, I'l appreciate any help. Thanks in advance! -- Facundo Ameal.

Hi, I'm looking for a reliable, reasonably-priced, single-channel interface between * and US GSM. The VOIP GSM Gateways listed at http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-VOIP+GSM+Gateways (VoiceBlue, QUTEX) are multichannel systems, very expensive ($2500 or more). Next step down, there are various Fixed Cellular Terminal (FCT) or Fixed Wireless Terminal (FWT) devices. These typically have an FXS

Searching through wiki and google. http://www.2n.cz/products/gsm_gateways/voip/voiceblue.html but there are also other products on the market. --- Wondering if its possible to connect as follows: Extension -> Asterisk -> ZyxelAnalogTelephoneAdapter -> GSM gateway. The best way would be to make the ZyxelAnalog.. to be a channel. But I don't think that is doable.. or ? ---- So i