similar to: TDM400p FXO module always offhook

>Asterisk and it works fine untill the following >situation: > >- one of the telco lines occasionally becomes mute after call is completed, would not provide dial tone, (not sure about ringing on that >line) - both via old and new PBX. >- zap show channel <n> would show that line as 'Offhook', though no telephone is off hook. > >If physical line would be

I have an Asterisk@Home 1.3 server (Asterisk 1.0.9) and recently added a TDM400P with (1) FXO card on port 4. Inbound calls are always successful but outbound calls fail 75% of the time with intercept messages from my dial tone provider that include "we're sorry, your call did not go through", and "we're sorry, when placing a local call it is now necessary to dial an area

I installed Trixbox and a TDM400P with 2 FXO and 2 FXS ports and am having an annoying issue with the FXO ports. As soon as I plug either one into the phone line it's as though the line is disconnected i.e. get disconnected tone when trying to dial out, line is busy when dialling in. The CLI shows the following: trixbox1*CLI> zap show channel 4 Channel: 4 File Descriptor: 18 Span: 11*

> -----Original Message----- > From: Jacqueline Lee [mailto:jlee@isdomaininc.com] > Sent: Friday, September 23, 2005 11:46 AM > To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com > Subject: channel offhook state > > > We are using a digium card (TDM400) with asterisk for our access to the > PSTN. Initially when the server starts, all the zap channels on the card > are in the

Happens quite often. X100P FXO card puts the PSTN line offhook, so that no calls go out or come in. The outside callers get a busy siganl while inside callers cant dial PSTN. Its a DELL optiplex P3 128MB ram 500MHz processor. Here is some more info: (see the zapata.conf in the end) Please direct me where to look for problem. Thanks!!! ======================================== pbx1*CLI> zap

Hi, We are having a problem with asterisk detecting that an analog ext has been put down. This seems only to happen after a number of calls have been made. We have an FXO port (TDM400P with FXO module) connected to our PBX and are using this to test asterisk prior to rolling our for our small office. What happens is that we make a number of calls to this ext which 1st rings a phone (FXS)

I installed a TDM400P with 4 FXO modules. Before moving all of my office phone lines to it, I decided to move only one for testing. I plugged it into port 4 on the card. In zaptel.conf I have: fxsks=1-4 And zapata.conf: context=incoming signalling=fxs_ks busydetect=yes callprogress=no musiconhold=default usecallerid=yes callerid=asreceived group=1 channel => 1-4 When I launch an outbound

Hi, We have two of these 4 port FXO cards. However, we are having some problems with incoming/outgoing calls. The latest version of Asterisk/zaptel from CVS is being used. Voicemail, internal SIP <-> SIP calls between Pingtel xpressa hard phones work terrific, echotest is fine, and so on. The zaptel and wcfxs modules load fine, and show all 8 FXO interfaces in dmesg:

On 07.07.2011 08:31, Nate Fries wrote: > On 7/6/2011 6:24 PM, Talin wrote: >> The LLVM code generators and analysis passes have a much more >> thorough knowledge of SSA value lifetimes than frontends do, and >> therefore could avoid spilling and reloading of values when it wasn't >> needed. > Although this would indeed be nice, it is not done by similar >

My TDM400P w/ 4 FXO cards seems to have trouble with onhook/offhook switching. It dials perfectly, but does not seem to be changing the onhook/offhook state appropriately. It changes sometimes, but it's not really reliable. For example: When I booted the machine, it started as onhook. It remained "onhook" through the entire first call (which was silent on both ends --

Hi all, I would like to make a script/program that would be able to show lots of status information from my analog FXO lines (and FXS lines in the near future). Example of interesting status information: - Hook status: is there a call being made with that zap? - Voltage status: cable connected, voltage values (if possible), line ringing? - RX/TX Volume status I'm using a TDM400 card with

Hello, Caller -> PRI -> SIP -> application. If application goes offhook right away, dtmf/audio works fine in both directions. If application, before going offhook (sending OK) plays a message and wants dtmf/voice from the caller, then caller can hear this message but his dtmf/voice don't reach application. Any way to configure it? Thank you. Alex Zarubin -------------- next

I have a bad echo problem on my TDM400P with one FXO module installed. I have tried a few things, such as: * setting rxgain and txgain to 0 * setting echocancelwhenbridged to no / yes * settting echocancel to 64 / no / yes * setting echocanceltraining to 800 / no / yes * MG2 echo cancellation * MARK2 echo cancellation * KB1 echo cancellation * AGGRESSIVE_SUPPRESSOR option of MARK2 Each time

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Hi, I have to develop a phone application using asterisk's chan_oss. When the phone is idle, i.e. the last command was a hangup, one hears a "toot, toot, toot, ..." But unforuntaly its use is in Germany, where one expects a continous "toooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ..." before dialing. Is there anything to define the tone indicating "ready to dial"?

Hi, I'm having an interesting problem with my card. It seems to work fine, for the most part. When I first load the module and asterisk, it detects the line in the on-hook state. However, after the first phone call, zap show channel 1 lists it as being off-hook. During subsequent calls, the card is listed as being on-hook, and when it's not used -- off-hook. There are also some weird

Greetings All! The Asterisk Call Manager works great. But I have one question for anyone who has used it. I cannot get the system to send some DTMF tones down the channel once the call has been made. Below is the script I am using to make the call, and start recording the channel. I am starting to make a system the will use asterisk to become an automatic random quality monitoring system

For the past few years, my group in Intel Labs has been working on a project similar to LLVM and C--, and perhaps our experience in handling roots and stack walking could be useful in deciding how LLVM should evolve in the GC area. Our project is called Pillar (you can see our paper "Pillar: A Parallel Implementation Language" in Languages and Compilers for Parallel Computing 2008 for a

My thoughts are many, and inline below: On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 10:55 AM, Anderson, Todd A <todd.a.anderson at intel.com > wrote: > For the past few years, my group in Intel Labs has been working on a > project similar to LLVM and C--, and perhaps our experience in handling > roots and stack walking could be useful in deciding how LLVM should evolve > in the GC area. Our

On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 10:55 AM, Anderson, Todd A <todd.a.anderson at intel.com<mailto:todd.a.anderson at intel.com>> wrote: For the past few years, my group in Intel Labs has been working on a project similar to LLVM and C--, and perhaps our experience in handling roots and stack walking could be useful in deciding how LLVM should evolve in the GC area. Our project is called Pillar