[asterisk-users] Wildcard AEX800 digium card asterisk configuration

Tzafrir Cohen tzafrir.cohen at xorcom.com
Tue Oct 18 03:48:10 CDT 2016


On Thu, Oct 13, 2016 at 06:40:05PM +0200, christopher kamutumwa wrote:
> hello,
> 
> i recently purchased a Wildcard AEX800 digium card. Ive installed
> asterisk 13 and all prerequistses on ubuntu serv14.04 LTS. Dahi is the
> driver am using; ive configured all but when i call from PSTN through
> fxo port an not getting anything in logs or to extensions. below are
> my config
> 
> please help

> chan dahdi.conf
> 
> [trunkgroups]
> 
> ; No trunk groups are needed in this configuration.
> 
> [channels]
> #include /etc/asterisk/dahdi-channels.conf

Does this file exist? If not, remove this line. If not, what does is its
contents?

> ; The channels context is used when defining channels
> 
> using the
> ; older deprecated method.  Don't use this as a section
> 
> name.
> 
> ;[phone](!)
> ;
> ; A template to hold common options for all phones.
> ;
> usecallerid = yes
> hidecallerid = no
> callwaiting = yes
> threewaycalling = yes
> transfer = yes
> echocancel = yes
> echocancelwhenbridged = yes
> ;immediate = no
> rxgain = 0.0
> txgain = 0.0
> ;FXS Modules
> group = 1
> echocancel = yes
> signalling = fxo_ks

Hint: Just use 'signalling = auto' and avoid the confusion in
chan_dahdi.conf .

However, this is not the source of your problem.

> context = Internal
> channel = 1-4
> 
> ;FXO Modules
> group = 2
> echocancel = yes
> signalling = fxs_ks
> context = Incoming
> channel = 5-8

> root at ubuntu:/etc/asterisk# lsdahdi
> ### Span  1: WCTDM/0 "Wildcard AEX800" (MASTER)
>   1 FXO                     RED
>   2 FXO                     RED
>   3 FXO                     RED
>   4 FXO                     RED
>   5 FXS
>   6 FXS
>   7 FXS
>   8 FXS

The channels were created (at the kernel level). Kernel level signalling
was given to them by dahdi_cfg. However they are not in use by
chan_dahdi.

Maybe dahdi-channels.conf doesn't exist and this causes problems?

Anyway, in the asterisk command-line run:

  module unload chan_dahdi.so
  module   load chan_dahdi.so

And see what errors you get.

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