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Good people, Please find attached a first shot at a driver for the Voicetronix OpenSwitch hardware. It does work (ish). After paying $900-odd for it I figured I might try to make it work with Asterisk (could never get enough documentation on Bayonne!) I have problems with the audio quality, and since am new to Asterisk, I could really do with some input. First is that because the

...ss.so] [chan_modem_i4l.so] => (ISDN4Linux Emulated Modem Driver) [chan_phone.so] => (Linux Telephony API Support) == Parsing '/etc/asterisk/phone.conf': Found == Registered channel type 'Phone' (Standard Linux Telephony API Driver) [chan_vpb.so] => (VoiceTronix V6PCI/V12PCI/V4PCI API Support) == Parsing '/etc/asterisk/vpb.conf': Found Starting host DSP![1] ---end--- Weird... The last line is also present with you use vpbconf to look for Voicetronix card configuration, the only difference being that the computer doesn't lock up: ---start--- #/usr/sbin/...

...cess. Asterisk claims to be ringing on one of the vpb channels, but it rings and rings - it doesn't seem to connect to an actual outside line. All lines have been tested with analog handsets and are working properly. Can anyone offer any guidance? /etc/asterisk/vpb.conf: [general] ;type = v12pci type = v6pci ;type = v4pci cards = 1 [interfaces] board = 1 echocancel = on callerid = on ; For OpenSwitch6 ; Note that V6PCI channel numbers start at 7! context = default mode = immediate group = 1 channel => 7 channel => 8 channel => 9 channel => 10 channel => 11 ;channel = 12 -...

...Registered channel type 'Local' (Local Proxy Channel Driver) [chan_phone.so] => (Linux Telephony API Support) == Parsing '/etc/asterisk/phone.conf': Found == Registered channel type 'Phone' (Standard Linux Telephony API Driver) [chan_vpb.so] => (VoiceTronix V6PCI/V12PCI API Support) == Parsing '/etc/asterisk/vpb.conf': Found == Registered channel type 'vpb' (Standard VoiceTronix API Driver) [chan_zap.so]Segmentation fault [root@LINUXVM root]#

Has anyone gotten the voicetronix boards to work with Asterisk, what would it take? Or does anyone know where I can get 4 ports or more fxs PCI cards that do work with asterisk? Brian J. Schrock Network Engineer, RHCE, CCNA Anistone Technologies Phone: 614-798-9106 FAX: 614-573-7165 6926 Avery Rd. Dublin, OH 43017