[Asterisk-Users] Having problems with S100U

WipeOut . wipeout at linuxmail.org
Wed Sep 10 09:02:45 MST 2003


S100U's are very flaky.. I am on my third one...

The first one lasted about a month and then started clicking and freaking which got worse and worse to the point where there was just noise.. and the noise was all comming from the S100U..

The second one started by dropping calls all the time and occasionally not providing dial tone.. this too got worse until it almost never provided dial tone and if it did it dropped the call after a few seconds..

My recommendation is to get a new one ad see if it solves your problems..

Later..

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> Jason A. Pattie wrote:
> | It's even worse on the usb-ohci machine.  Most of the time, the S100U
> | doesn't even give me dialtone.
> 
> Sorry, forgot to mention that the S100U device is detected and setup
> correctly on this machine and no error messages are logged or spit out.
> ~ From the machine's point of view, the S100U seems to be working
> correctly in that modprobe wcusb works properly and * sees the handset
> go offhook and onhook, but almost never dialtone is produced at the handset.
> 
> - --
> Jason A. Pattie
> pattieja at xperienceinc.com
> Xperience, Inc. (http://www.xperienceinc.com)
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