similar to: Call Transfer, Budgettone 100

hi .. i've just converted myself back to a newbie by trying to experiment with some new stuff .. I have connected two grandstream Budgettone 100 phones to my asterisk, and trying to experiment with them .. I am trying to get into the asterisk sample basically .. when I dial 1000 asterisk receives the call, but I do not hear any sound on the phone. Dialling from phone to phone direct (via

hi there .. I asked sometime ago regarding getting a Budgettone working with Asterisk over G729. My system is quite simple, Asterisk server with 1 G 729 license installed, and 10 Grandstream phones. Only one of them needs G729, because it's on a remote link via an ADSL bridge. The rest run happily on G711 on a local network. I added the lines disallow=all allow=g729 to the sip.conf entry

Just got my new Budgettone phone, and I've got a couple of issues. Most important, it doesn't seem to be querying for the time via NTP. I put a sniffer on the line, and once it boots up the only outbound traffic it generates is an attempt to contact a TFTP server, which is programmed in as 192.168.0.168. . . Must it first find a config file (it's asking for "cfg.txt")

Checking the earlier mails, it stated that the phones were $75 (100) & $85 (102) ref :- http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/2003-June/013483.html Well, I just called Ovislink/dgtimes and was quoted $90 & $100 and the person said there was no price change. Anyone on this list actually bought them at the $75 & $85 rate ??? Regards...Martin -- Too much is just enough.

i've just lost $2000 dollars or so on my first commercial asterisk installation .. i'm running a PIV class server, three Digium Wildcard FXO cards, and 10 Grandstream Budgettone SIP phones. The system was to be a PBX for a small company. After over 2 months of pissing about, the client has had his fill of asterisk problems, and asked me to take my equipment out of the building. Obviously,

Hi Just recieved the above phone Does anyone have sip.conf and extension.conf example for the SIP phone working with the FXS w100p and the FXO tdm400d any help would be appreciated Thanks Robb

just three "stupid" questions I need to ask .. 1. what's the sequence to press on a SIP phone to transfer a call to another extension. 2. what's the same thing if you want to hold an incoming call, speak to the other extension, then pass the call? 3. what's the extensions.conf syntax to dial two SIP extensions at once? many thanks Dave

--- "Chandra" <chandra@digital.com.np> wrote: >i have been using grandstream budgettone IP phones and they work fine >except that these phones times out after some hours.. i ahve seen that >the phones working ok are next day unregistered and sip show peers do >not show their IP and although these phones can make calls , they >cannot be called. They Sip show peers

Hi there! I installed the BudgetTone (GrandStream) on my LAN without any problems. Then, I moved it to another location using a D-Link NAT. I opened 5060 (SIP) and 5000 to 5008 for RTP. I also fixed the IP address of the BudgetTone. When I receive a call on my Asterisk, it would ring my FXS as before. However, after I pick up, it hangs within a few seconds (Hungup Zap1-1 in the log). The

I upgraded from RC2 last night, but have a major call quality issue. Heres our setup: 1 FXS and 1 FXO card. Incoming/Outgoing calls via IAX trunking from our provider. G729 running between us and the VoIP provider. Two handsets, one BudgetTone 102 and a Cisco 7940G running the 7.2 SIP firmware. Both these phones are using ULAW to the server, and we have plenty of G729 licenses on the server.

Hi all, I'm quite new on this mailing list, and I discover the asterisk world. I m experimenting a PBX with SIP phones, grandstream budgetone (not expensive for tests) All the features I need work just not one : the supervised call transfers. I know there are a lot of posts about that, but none gave me the correct answer (unless I missed it). Here is my config : 2 sip phones BT102 with

I have an asterisk installation at a client, it's quite simple. Basically it's an asterisk downloaded from CVS about a week ago, with 3 Zaptel FXO cards (the digium ones) and 10 Grandstream Budgettone SIP phones ... Every now and then, especially when a call is ringing and not picked up immediately, Asterisk quits with a segmentation fault error. IT seems quite inexplicable, my dialplan

Hi- I am attempting to setup my Budgettone phone for use with my * server and am having problems obtaining an IP address. I have checked the phones settings to make sure it has dhcp enabled and it is. The display says no IP. I bought the phone but do not have any documentation other than the Wiki, but I am still at a loss. What could be preventing the phone from picking up an IP address? Any

Hello, I have read the information on echo and SIP in the FAQ and I have scoured the mailing list for possible solutions, but as yet I have not been able to get rid of this echo. I have a Sip phone, Digium 4 Port FXS, and 3 Digium FXO cards installed into an asterisk server. If I call between the Sip Phone (Budgettone-100) and the 4 FXS ports everything sounds great. If I call out to the PSTN

Hi, I have used the Budgetone 102's extensively on Asterisk and found then quite reliable as long as you update the firmware. The GXP2000 is quite a mess at the moment as the current firmware does not support 3 quarters of the advertised functions and codec support is extremely limited. I have tested the unreleased latest firmware update for the GXP2000 and it's an incredible difference

Like most others on this list I also have some really annoying echo whenever a call goes out to the PSTN from a SIP phone... SNOM/Budgettone -> Asterisk -> X100P -> PSTN I have tried every echo canceler in the makefile and turned on and off aggressive suppressor etc. etc. etc. tried 32,16,128, and 256 bridgetaps and I can get it reduced to only a few seconds on the intro of the call and

[Posted here becasue your mail server is rejecting my direct reply to you.] Hi Martin, AFAIK SIP can run on both UDP and TCP but I have only seen it used over UDP.. :) To setup the GS phones you need to open up the following ports (If its still set at the defaults)... UDP/5060 UDP/5004 UDP/5005 UDP/5006 UDP/5007 I have not tested the GS phone through a firewall yet but this config should

Since the last firmware upgrade we've been experiencing some odd CallerID behaviour. Instead of the LCD showing the calling party's #, the phones are showing the internal extension being dialed. This is probably a really stupid fix I'm overlooking, but I was hoping someone could offer some insight. Thanks! -Corey -- Corey S. McFadden McFadden Associates - Technology

I have my new phone mostly working. I do have a couple of residuals that I cannot find mentioned in the list archives: 1. Is it possible to set the volume in these things? I hope I didn't miss it, but I've looked in the doc, the FAQ, and the asterisk archives and don't find anything. The displays in the pictures all have more bars on them than my phone does, and I need a bit

Hi, I installed Asterisk an all works fine exept for Grandstream. When I call with a softphone (ex X-ten) to a Grandstream (BudgetTone-100), I can make a conversation. = ok When I call to a softphone with a Grandstream I can pich up the call with the softphone but the Grandstream keeps ringing like on the other site you didn't pick up the phone.(even if you do so) It's the same when I