similar to: Small office setup/using analog lines w/ Asterisk

>The Digium cards actually are sharing IRQs with other devices -- the >installer mentioned it could be an issue initially, but when he saw that >the devices that the cards were sharing with were the network card and >the video card, he said to just try and see if it works first. Sounds >like some of the problems that we're having could be related to this, >and it's

Hello, we would like to hook up analog modems behind an Asterisk server, and we're very interested in the experiences that others have made when attempting that. We assume that there are no inherent problems with modems in respect to the Asterisk software, but it appears that the FXO/FXS hardware restricts this kind of a setup to lower data transmission rates, is this correct? Currently,

I have a couple of devices that need an analog modem to communicate outside of our Asterisk system. Most FXS gateways don't seem to support this... I have a stack of Sipura 2002's that are, AFAIK, worthless for this purpose. I've heard that Digium's IAXy FXS will work with modems, but I can't find any reference to that in their documentation. There is also the

<div><BR>Hello,</div> <div>&nbsp;I bought a TDM400P, and intended to use it with my analog phone, which is RJ11 ofcourse. So, the question now, how do I plug in my RJ11 phone to the TDM400P card, which has an RJ45 interface? Also, since it's an 11B card, I also intend to bring in an analog line into the RJ45, so i am still left with the same question....how do I go

Hi all, Does anyone know of any providers that can offer local numbers based in the UK via IAX or SIP? We're looking at getting a number based in the UK. Thanks! -- jeremy bogan [ jeremy@segpub.com.au ] segment publishing - design.develop.host

I have a TDM400p with 3 fxs and 1 fxo daughter cards. It's in a mini-itx case with a 'right-angle' PCI riser card so the TDM400p is 'sandwiched' between the Atom D525 CPU and the 2.5" hard drive. I'm getting a bunch of clicks and pops on all ports. Has anybody had a similar experience? Did you find a solution? -- Thanks in advance,

hello list, i have a problem regarding the synchronisity (clock source) when using multiple cards. e.g. when having connected one PRI port of our TE410P to the telco, i need to have the analog card like the TDM400P or a B410P synchronous to the clock of our telco provider. otherwise faxing on the analog cards does not work or i get cracking noise or even hangups on my BRI lines, due to bit slips.

Hi, I have just built my home Asterisk box into a better PC that became available (still only a P2 350 but it only has to manage 1 analog line).. Anyway I have built it on Fedora Core 1.. I have an X100P and a TDM400P (1 module installed).. These cards were working fine in my older PC that was running my Asterisk at home.. The inbound calls via the X100P to my sip phones are working great..

Hi, I've been lurking here for about a month and I've been putting together our companies planned migration to a new office and a new phone system. Could anybody tell me if there are any pitfalls to the following setup I may have missed? 1: TBD PC running * a: Digium TDM04b FXO connected to PSTN 1: lines rolling over via SBC sentrex to get multi-lines on 1 number b: Digium

Hello, I have found a "bug", I think in the way TDM400P cards handle FXO interface disconnect/re-connect problems. Normally I do keep all the wires connected from my CO / PABX quite securely, but I had a need to re-route the cable from one side of the desk to another, and I simply disconnected the RJ-45 connector and plugged it back in. THIS PROMPTLY RESULTED IN VERY VERY SCRATCHY AUDIO

Wanting to connect my asterisk box off of 2 unused analog extensions on the non* PBX system. Can I bring those lines in to * on XP100 FXO cards? Any special wiring/open loop issues to watch for? The desired config is inbound PRI -> non* PBX, attendant picks up and if caller wants services on * box then xfers call to one of the analog extensions where * picks up and handles call from that

We have a number of clients who will be needing a server to host Asterisk on. Many of these clients use analog (FXO) lines that will need to be connected to Asterisk via Sangoma cards. Can anyone recommend an industry-standard server (like IBM, Dell, HP, etc.) that has enough open PCI slots to handle up to six of the Sangoma cards? We would like to be able to tell the customer to just go

Hello-- I've been asked an interesting question, and I'm too ignorant to answer it authoritatively (yet). Can anyone help me? Question: If I'm going to implement a somewhat small (10-80) phone system, and I have a choice of using VOIP phoneset (like SNOM or Grandstream or Cisco, etc), vs. cheap analog touch-tone phones, exactly what features will I kiss goodbye if I use the cheap

A client wants to put phones in a semi-public place, using a Calling Card solution. What kind of hardware is suitable? I'm looking for a wall mounted booth, a SIP phone that can't easily be broken, but I might just use cheap analog phones and a channel bank. What do you suggest for the calling card software? This installation will be outside the US. -- Chris Mason NetConcepts (264)

Hello, I've been planning to replace my aging CENTREX switch with a new PBX and am seriously considering Asterisk as my solution. I work at a college, and we currently support just under 300 regular analog lines to the offices and whatnot. I was wondering.. Is asterisk ready for such a job? Would I be making a mistake to deploy this across the campus at this time? It seems that

We're deploying an asterisk-based phone system at all of our branch offices in an effort to eliminate long-distance costs incurred from the constant branch to branch calls. We're using the Snom 300's at all offices for the desk phones and X100P cards to interface to 2 analog lines. I'm having a problem tuning all the echo out of the system. So far two branches are using the

Hello Everyone, We are getting some rather poor results (relative) with our Asterisk setup. Not sure if we are using the sipp correctly etc.. but nevertheless, is there any documentation that describes how we can get the most our of our Asterisk box. For example when we hit the "too many file" error, and fixing it using ulimit..... Also, is there any way we can allocate sufficient

Hello. All. I am a bit new to asterisk, started from half a month ago. I am setting up a home asterisk server with analog card. I am using asterisk 1.4.27. At the moment, I bought a X100P card and installed it on my computer. I used it to connect my home phone line. For the moment, it works fine when dial in. Soon I noticed when I dial out through it to my mobile, it can't hang up

While pondering several issues, poor quality PSTN POTS lines, potential cost savings with multiple cell numbers, the FAX problems over TDM400p, etc, I wondered about: Cell phone "Base stations" to replace POTS lines. Devices to "cradle" cell phones and connect to TDM400p, for instance, to mimic PSTN. Are there such beasts, how do they play with asterisk? Will FAX work over

Hi All, Can someone give me a definite answer as to wether or not you can reliably run multiple TDM400P's in the same machine? I need 4 x FXO and 4 x FXS to connect to both the PSTN and existing key system, but I have seen several threads suggesting that this is not a supported configuration Thanks, Marc. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed...