[Asterisk-Users] Low Volume X100P

[Jason A. Pattie]

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Rich Adamson wrote:
|>| Unplug all the phones; did it help or not?
|>
|>No.  It did not.  The signal seems to be clearer but still very low.
|>Depending on which level echocancel is set to and whether AGGRESSIVE
|>cancellation is enabled or not on MARK2 determines the level of static
|>present and echo on the VoIP side of the connection, but the caller from
|
|
| If you are fighting "only" an inbound transmission level problem, then
| trying changing
|  rxgain=0.0
|  (or txgain=0.0 for x100p outbound)
| but, I'm fairly certain a change in those parameters does not take effect
| until either a complete * restart (or maybe even a complete zaptel/system
| restart). Someone else on the list might know for sure.
|
| Obviously, if you crank the gain up, it will have a degrading effect on
| the echo canceler as well.

Right.  The rxgain and txgain are both set to 3.0.  It appears that one
only needs to shutdown and restart asterisk.  At least, I've heard
different effects when I do this without unloading and reloading the
wcfxo and zaptel modules.

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Jason A. Pattie
pattieja at xperienceinc.com
Xperience, Inc. (http://www.xperienceinc.com)
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