[Asterisk-Dev] wcusb driver / productID

[Michel Belleau]

I think I found something about this..

 

The developper kit that I have seems to have the TJ560 or TJ560A chip.

The new USB adapter that I received looks like the TJ560B chip (written
underside the adapter).

 

Theses chips should be compatible (according to the documentation);

 

http://www.tjnet.com/software/download/data_sheets/Migrating_to_the_Tiger560
B.pdf

 

Maybe it’s just the fact that we must include the « new » product id in the
zaptel drivers along the old one? I tried changing it in the sources and
recompiling the « wcusb » driver but it crashes my machine.. I think it’s
just because I’m really new at kernel modules hacking ;-)

 

Michel Belleau

SERVICES INFORMATIQUES MALAIWAH.COM (Quebec city)

 

 

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De : asterisk-dev-admin at lists.digium.com
[mailto:asterisk-dev-admin at lists.digium.com] De la part de Michel Belleau
Envoyé : 20 juillet 2004 12:36
À : asterisk-dev at lists.digium.com
Objet : [Asterisk-Dev] wcusb driver / productID

 

Hi everyone.

 

Is this device compatible with the « Zaptel » drivers?

http://www.cuphone.com/products/usb_to_rj11/index.htm

 

I ordered one, it’s physically the same thing as what I received with my
startup kit : one small white box with three holes on top of it, a red led,
rj-11 and usb connectors. The adapter works fine in my WindowsXP
workstation. In Linux, « lsusb » tells me that it’s the same vendorID as the
S100U that I got with my developper kit (that works nicely with
Asterisk/Zaptel, btw). I tried plugging it in my Asterisk Linux Box and it
doesn’t seem to get detected; only the productID is different from the other
USB adapter, I thought the driver would be right for it..

 

Anyone here tried this adapter?

 

Thanks, Michel Belleau
SERVICES INFORMATIQUES MALAIWAH.COM

 

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