[Asterisk-Users] Quick questions ( maybe a little confidence building too )

[Greg - Cirelle Enterprises]

At 03:50 PM 12/20/04, you wrote:
>Matt Riddell wrote:
>
>>Sean Kennedy wrote:
>>
>>>Second thing is this:  My office is scouting out VoIP solutions, and I 
>>>have suggested an asterisk solution.  We will be getting our voice lines 
>>>over 9 channels of a t1.  I feel comfortable enough with asterisk to set 
>>>this up, but I am concerned about the Wildcard T100P's sound quality.  I
>>
>>
>>First off the T100P is a T1 card, not a single FXO card like the X100P.
>>
>>>got the cheapy X100P clone, and it does some weird things ( example: 
>>>Remote caller hangs up, and the card doesn't detect it.  Random hang 
>>>ups, ect...While I haven't gotten obsesive with the config files, I have
>>
>>
>>Card doesn't detect hangup: make sure you have busycount=8 and busydetect=yes
>>
>>Random Hangups: make sure you don't have callprogress=yes or 
>>busycount=lower than 8
>>
>>>done some work trying to eliminate the problems.  No luck yet ), and 
>>>while I'm guessing that's probably due to this being a "clone" and maybe 
>>>my config file, I am hoping that people with the T100Ps will give me a 
>>>first hand accounting on these cards before I commit to this project.
>>
>>
>>I use the T100P card here for connection to a channel bank full of 
>>FXS.  The sound quality is perfect.  I have used multiple cards (X100P, 
>>TDM400P etc) for FXO termination and they have all worked perfectly for 
>>me (I don't even get any echo).
>>
>>Let us know if those things above don't fix your problems.  Also, you 
>>didn't say what country you are in, there are some additional changes 
>>depending on what country (outside of the USA) you are in.
>Could I ask how you've connected the t1s?  I'm going to be getting a 
>non-pri t1 ( 9 channels of voice, the rest "off" ).  I assume I'll just 
>get an rj45(ish) plug to plug into the back of the card and I'll specify 
>my settings in /etc/zaptel.conf.  Does this sound about right?
>
>Thanks again!
>
>Sean


this does not work with non pri t1's according to digium