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...icups driver. Working cable (direct cable pin1-pin1 ... pin9-pin9) connection on Windows: PIN | PC | UPS __________________________________________________________________________________ Pin1 | DCD | described as DTR (must keep Hi) Pin2 | RxD | AC Power fail (NO, connected to pin4 UPS ground in case of AC failure) Pin3 | TxD | N/A Pin4 | DTR | UPS ground Pin5 | GND | Battery low (NO, connected to pin4 UPS ground in case of LB) Pin6 | DSR | 1. described as UPS RxD and 2. 3 seconds Hi (UPS shutdown) Pin7 | RTS | UPS ground Pin8 | CTS | N/...

...ood day all How do i set a connection between 2 asterisk servers via PRI In Bri I would set one to NT and TE How shoud the zapata.conf and zaptel.conf look And how should the cable be? All I got on the web was to set one to "pri_net"...this cant be all? And the cable > pin1 <--> pin4> pin2 <--> pin5> pin3 <--> pin6> pin4 <--> pin1> pin5 <--> pin2> pin6 <--> pin3> pin5 <--> pin8> pin8 <--> pin7 Please Help and advice Thanks Altus

...ect I wired it up incorrectly, so I thought I'd see if anyone can point me in the right direction. Digium tech support pointed me to this doc for a standard T1 cable: http://www.arcelect.com/RJ48C_and_RJ48S_8_position_jack_.htm which looks like it means: pin1 = recieve ring pin2 = recive tip pin4 = send ring pin5 = send tip So I treated the bottom part of the diagram like a noraml cat5 cable & connected it in this way: Zap side | 2572 side -------------------- pin 1 <=> pin 25 pin 2 <=> pin 21 pin 4 <=> pin 10 pin 5 <=> pin 6 on the T1 side I have: T1 side...

...ble (direct cable pin1-pin1 ... pin9-pin9) connection on Windows: > > PIN | PC | UPS > __________________________________________________________________________________ > Pin1 | DCD | described as DTR (must keep Hi) > Pin2 | RxD | AC Power fail (NO, connected to pin4 UPS ground in case of AC failure) The genericups driver does not have a setting to use the PC RxD line as a contact-closure input. It seems to be possible if the other software is using it, but genericups can only send a BREAK signal (rather than receiving it). > Pin3 | TxD | N/A > Pi...

...y. > >If you have a multimeter, you could check pin 9 on the UPS relative to pin 4/7 to see if it is being driven negative. I mesured it and on DC and it shows 0 V (zero V). May be the information (pls. see attachment) that UPS PIN1 should bee keept HI is mandatory. Should I connect it to PC PIN4 DTR? OR I need to follow with contact closure cable? Best regards, Robert SZAKSZ. -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: Infosec_UPS_connector.PNG Type: image/png Size: 51305 bytes Desc: not available URL: <http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermai...

...r cable-->| Span2 | | Span3 |--E1 crossover cable-->| Span3 | | Span4 |--E1 crossover cable-->| Span4 | +-------+ +-------+ The basic configuration seems ok, since zttool shows the links are OK. I'm using this UTP cat5 cross-cable (not shielded): pin1 <--> pin4 pin2 <--> pin5 pin3 <--> pin6 pin4 <--> pin1 pin5 <--> pin2 pin6 <--> pin3 pin5 <--> pin8 pin8 <--> pin7 I'm not really sure this is correct, since I've found only how to connect pins 1,2,4 and 5. The other pins are connected as I supposed it sh...

...n1-pin1 ... pin9-pin9) connection on Windows: >> >> PIN | PC | UPS >> __________________________________________________________________________________ >> Pin1 | DCD | described as DTR (must keep Hi) >> Pin2 | RxD | AC Power fail (NO, connected to pin4 UPS ground in case of AC failure) > >The genericups driver does not have a setting to use the PC RxD line as a contact-closure input. It seems to be possible if the other software is using it, but genericups can only send a BREAK signal (rather >than receiving it). > >> Pin3 |...

...ect I wired it up incorrectly, so I thought I'd see if anyone can point me in the right direction. Digium tech support pointed me to this doc for a standard T1 cable: http://www.arcelect.com/RJ48C_and_RJ48S_8_position_jack_.htm which looks like it means: pin1 = recieve ring pin2 = recive tip pin4 = send ring pin5 = send tip So I treated the bottom part of the diagram like a noraml cat5 cable & connected it in this way: Zap side | 2572 side -------------------- pin 1 <=> pin 25 pin 2 <=> pin 21 pin 4 <=> pin 10 pin 5 <=> pin 6 on the T1 side I have: T1 side...

> On Nov 21, 2015, at 2:43 AM, R?bert SZAKSZ <robert at szaksz.eu> wrote: > > I mesured it and on DC and it shows 0 V (zero V). > May be the information (pls. see attachment) that UPS PIN1 should bee keept HI is mandatory. Should I connect it to PC PIN4 DTR? Certainly possible. blazer_ser and nutdrv_qx should set DTR high and RTS low by default, but that can be adjusted. > OR > > I need to follow with contact closure cable? If the UPS is capable of the smart protocol, I still think that is worth trying first. But it's up to you....

>> On Nov 21, 2015, at 2:43 AM, R?bert SZAKSZ <robert at szaksz.eu> wrote: >> >> I mesured it and on DC and it shows 0 V (zero V). >> May be the information (pls. see attachment) that UPS PIN1 should bee keept HI is mandatory. Should I connect it to PC PIN4 DTR? > >Certainly possible. blazer_ser and nutdrv_qx should set DTR high and RTS low by default, but that can be adjusted.> I will try to make both cables, but UPS PIN9 (TX) doesn't answer it seems like no power on it. >> >> OR >> >> I need to follow with con...

No progress has been made: cable is UPS - PC 6 - 3 7 - 5 9 - 2 for ./blazer_ser -DDDDD -a infosec 0.000000 send_to_all: SETINFO driver.parameter.port "/dev/ttyS1" 0.000323 debug level is '5' 0.103068 send_to_all: SETINFO device.type "ups" 0.103104 send_to_all: SETINFO driver.version "2.7.3" 0.103118 send_to_all: SETINFO