[Asterisk-Users] zaphfc - hfc pci based ISDN card : point2point
& DDI
Tomaz
izol at itt.nu
Wed Jun 30 08:21:50 MST 2004
ok,
here is something to add .. correct me if I'm wrong!
tomaz
Philipp von Klitzing wrote:
>Hi!
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>
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>>It looks like there are three methods of using HFC-S based ISDN BRI
>>cards with *. Capi (via capi.conf), zaphfc (via zapata.conf), and
>>isdn4linux (via modem.conf). Why, and which one is better and for which
>>reasons?
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>>
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>i4l: Trouble with outgoing DTMF (not working), less ISDN features than
>chan_capi, known to be not very stable/reliable (?works only with HiSax
>cards?), reportedly messy code, issues with echo and latency
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>chan_capi: more features (early dial, call deflection, ISDN hold &
>retrieve etc), stable, comes with echosquelch, works only with cards that
>have CAPI driver support; far more popular among Asterisk users compared
>to isdn4linux; can't detect if another application outside Asterisk is
>already using a specific ISDN channel (?)
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-DDI - p2p point2 point is NOT working
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>zaphfc: works only with HFC cards, can also be used in NT mode (so that
>you can connect an ISDN PBX or an ISDN phone to Asterisk), works as ZAP
>channel and thus comes along with all the usual ZAP features (echo
>cancellation, ZAP timer, but also ZapBarge etc)
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DDI -p2p point2point is working
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>chan_misdn: very new; needs misdn kernel module or kernel 2.6.x; not
>widely used (yet)
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>Cheers, Philipp
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>
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