[Asterisk-Users] FXO Cards in Australia

[mick at netexpress.com.au]

No 

No sip image for it yet

Also is there any way I can change messages and extensions depending on
local time ??

Also is there a way to transfer the call over PSTN if the local
extension is not answered.


Eg to a normal " gsm " mobile ??




Regards Mick West
NetExpress
Phone 61 08 82420173
Fax     61 08 82425099
mick at netexpress.com.au
 
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-----Original Message-----
From: asterisk-users-admin at lists.digium.com
[mailto:asterisk-users-admin at lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Gonzalo
Servat
Sent: Monday, 17 November 2003 4:03 PM
To: asterisk-users at lists.digium.com
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] FXO Cards in Australia


On Mon, 2003-11-17 at 16:00, Anthony Wood wrote:
> ISDN (telstra Onramp 2) is very similar in price to standard telstra 
> lines. The only problem is you can't have ADSL & ISDN on the same 
> line.
> 
> We upgraded from 2 analogue lines to 2 digital (i.e. 4 channels) for 
> $250.

I was a bit turned off by the $300+ installation cost. I just rang
Telstra and its infact $190 if you already have a telephone line, which
I do. Awesome!

How come you 4 channels if you only have 2 digital lines? I thought it
was one channel per line. I was told by the Telstra rep that I need a
OnRamp2 which is 2 channels, 2 lines.

> But they Telstra'd up the installation so we asked for (and got) the 
> $250 waived.

Typical (about Telstra'ing the installation, not the setup fee
discount!)

> It's worth thinking about it because of the Advantages of Digital 
> signalling when using voice:
> 
> Know which number was dialed
> Know callerid early
> Know when the other end has hung up
> Better voice quality
> 
> Using Analogue with Asterisk seems to be filled with Kludges to detect

> hangups, busy, etc.  With ISDN, the exchange does that for you.

Yeah, we're now looking at it again. Local calls are pretty cheap too as
long as you don't talk for too long.

You mentioned echo problems with the NetJet cards. Is this still the
case or was it last time you tried that it that had echo problems? I did
a Google search and didn't find much on the echo problems with them.

Thanks again for the good info.

Regards,
Gonzalo

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