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I work for a call center and we are looking at using asterisk to have our operators take calls. Our message taking software records all the calls on the operators computers. Right now we use these recording controls from radio shack that plug in between the wall jack and the phone and plug in via a 1/8 inch stereo connector to the mic input on the computer. If I buy an IP phone I can't do that. I could get an FXO adapter and regular phones, but I'm looking to get as little equipment as possible. Radio shack makes a...

Anyone using this 110-220v 9v 1500ma supply? If so, which DC plug adapter does the IAXy need? A friend brought the wall wart over here for me but she said you get one plug free and she didn't know which one it took. Does anyone here know? http://www.radioshack.com/category.asp?catalog%5Fname=CTLG&category%5Fname=CTLG%5F009%5F001%5F001%5F003&Page=1

...to measure the amperage the server uses, prior to investing in power drops that actually do that for you, even remotely, for about $260.00-300USD per unit. This number is the important one these days in determining rack/datacenter design. So the geek question is, "what do you use, from radio shack, or elsewhere, to accomplish this one time measurement *before* you implement a design"? Even deeper, is there an open-source equivalent to some of the software-based solutions that purport to be able to give a reading on amp usage. Just curious if you have a similar server-type, (supermicro...

...t; wrote: > > > My first RH was 5, late nineties. First time I looked at linux and > installed, it was '95, and slack. (We'll ignore the Coherent that I > installed on my beloved 286 in the late 80's). > <snip> You mean you missed all the fun with Xenix on Radio Shack Model 16's and SysV on AT&T's weird 3b machines? -- Les Mikesell lesmikesell at gmail.com

I've got a USB to serial adapter that I picked up from Radio Shack earlier this year. The updated pl2303 driver is already in the mainstream kernel as per https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=429652 but I'm not getting much traction from Red Hat as far as them updating the kernel. So every time there's an updated kernel, I have to rebuild the srpm...

Yesterday I was using one of the cheap Radio Shack phone polarity on various phone outlets in my house and ended up plugging it into my IAXY. While the regular phone jacks tested OK, the IAXY tested as being reverse polarity. The tester was plugged directly into the IAXY so there is no chance of this being caused by crossed wires. Is this somethi...

...ing" call on that channel, asterisk detects the fax and tries to route it to the same channel, resulting in busy. Is there any way around this catch-22? Is there some way to set faxdetect=incoming only on the one POTS line channel? The only alternative I can think of would be a kludgy Radio Shack-style solution like a manual switcher, that switches the modem between the connection to the dahdi channel (receive) and a direct connection to the POTS line (send). I'd really like not to have to resort to that. Thanks, --Greg

...with have been gamepads... they almost always work, but some games give me unexpected quirks that I figured I might as well ask about (for clarification, and any advice I can get towards an overall fix). For starters, I have four gamepads: a gravis gamepad pro, a ps2 dual shock run through a radio shack usb adapter, a logitech ps3 cordless precision, and a logitech pc rumblepad 2. All of the problems below seem to be mostly related to the latter three, specifically the analog sticks. Here goes: 1) In the game Sonic Adventure DX, when using a pad with analog sticks, the game seems to think that my...

Caller*ID used to work as some point, but I can't seem to get it going these days. The card is a x101p. I've tried going up and down the rxgain scale. Can the txgain effect it at all? When I plug in a phone into the line with a splitter it can decode caller id with no problems. Reading through the mailing list archives hasn't given me any move clues. Any ideas?

I have put a pbx into a resort with Polyycom phones, everythign works great, except the kitchen staff cannot hear the phone ring. I know many legacy systems employ a big red flashing light, any ideas on doing something similar? -- Chris Mason NetConcepts (264) 497-5670 Fax: (264) 497-8463 Int: (305) 704-7249 Fax: (815)301-9759 Cell: 264-235-5670 Yahoo IM: netconcepts_anguilla@yahoo.com

Can Asterisk be configured to hang up if another phone picks up? I'm a bit lost as far as terminology goes, but here's my setup. At home, I have asterisk answering calls from the pstn and sending them through to a sip extension or voicemail. All that is working fine. The box running Asterisk isn't on 24/7 so I have a secondary phone connected to the line as well. If Asterisk is

I've got a boom box style radio plugged in with a patch cable (Our radio shack only had a mono cable). I'm getting a volume off of the stream, but it is a very low volume. I've got the radio turned all the way up. I'm using setmixer to adjust volumes, but it hasn't changed anything. I know it's probably just a simple setting, I just don't know w...

...ry soon in book format. KJ ----- Original Message ----- From: Marion Hall <hallm@1satcom.com> Date: Fri, 1 Oct 2004 12:46:00 -0500 Subject: [Icecast] Low volume coming through live stream To: icecast@xiph.org I've got a boom box style radio plugged in with a patch cable (Our radio shack only had a mono cable). I'm getting a volume off of the stream, but it is a very low volume. I've got the radio turned all the way up. I'm using setmixer to adjust volumes, but it hasn't changed anything. I know it's probably just a simple setting, I just don't know...

Hi - Off-topic, but slightly related since it's a device that can listen to icecast streams. We've just bought one of these devices at home and it's absolutely great: http://www.acoustic-energy.co.uk/Product_range/WiFi_radio/WiFi.asp Not the first wifi radio ever, I know, but the unit is really impressive. Good sound quality, and decent interface. And they claim that it a future

...porary staff!) but the issues seemed to be software-based. Grandstream also had a little "half-an-ATA186" product as a single-line converter, but I don't have details on that one. It was also $75, which seems to be getting closer to the magic $49.99 price that will open the Radio Shack floodgates. JT > > > Wow, at $75 per phone it is most definitely in the pricerange I'd like >> > :) Who is your contact ? If they work I'd love to get a few... >> >> Not only that, but Grandstream is a vendor who *knows* what Asterisk is >> and car...

It's happened before, cleared up and now it happened again. The IAXy, working for a total of about 6 months. Symptoms: Registered with asterisk and even receives calls (the LED shows it's ringing) but phones connected to it are dead. Same phones work connected directly to the phone line. Cable swapped out, no difference. Endless re-provision (with normal looking output) and power

...mailing list you can join http://groups.google.com/group/BerkTIPGlobal (Click "join this group" on the right side of the page.) The best way to get started is by joining the IRC channel, & from there we'll help you get onto VOIP. If you're looking for a VOIP headset, Radio Shack currently has some good prices, & sales, on both regular & usb models. about $13-25. Email me if you have any questions. Do you think you'll be able to join with us? There might be likely about 5-10 people online. I'm building it up slowly month by month. If you are interested,...

I haven't seen much activity on the list concerning Digium's IAXy standalone FXS device. Are they worth $100 ? Do they integrate well with * as an extension's FXS ?

...udio components plugged in to different outlets, there can be a voltage differential between the ground on the 2 devices, which will create an electrical flow between the 2 components, which is the source of the hum. I have had this problem before and solved with a ground loop isolator, (from Radio Shack) which somehow blocks the flow, and is cheaper than a mixer. I would guess that a mixer has something like this built in. There are other possible causes for this, but I would also suspect that it is not a computer problem, but a physical problem. -----Original Message----- From: Samuel Hathaway...

.... The laptop itself runs Windows 2000 (not free), Nullsoft’s WinAmp (free), the OddCast plug-in for WinAmp (free), and an MP3 encoder unfittingly called “Lame” (also free). In a nutshell, here’s how the system works… Using a simple lavaliere microphone or a bunch of them feeding a cheap Radio Shack mixer, I bring the signal directly into my laptop via the microphone jack. Using WinAmp and the Oddcast plug-in, I encode the audio into the MP3 format and stream it out the modem port over the Internet via a dial up to connect to the server at my house. The MP3 stream arrives in my basement...