[Asterisk-Users] Problem connecting a TE410P to an E1/IP equipment

[Johan Bilien]

On Wed, Feb 23, 2005, Scott Stingel wrote:
> 
> Note that a CAT5 crossover cable will not work.  Once you've done this, 
> set up two spans on your TE410P as you've done it, except that one of 
> them should be CPE and the other one NET in zapata.conf.  Now calls 
> originated on any of the 30 channels on one span will appear as incoming 
> on the other one.  I don't think the clock source as set in zaptel makes 
> any difference for these purposes, as it's specifying the clock source 
> for functions like meet-me, not the framing clock which is derived from 
> the E1 signal itself.

I did that and was able to pass a call, both signaling and sound, from
port 1 to port 2. So my TE410P seems to be working.

> One last thing is to check the jumpers on the card itself to make sure 
> they are set for E1.  (doesn't look like this is the problem tho)

Yes they are set to E1.

> And, finally, actually shut the system all the way down, including 
> power, and reboot to make sure new settings are loaded into the TE410.  
> I think this is a design shortcoming in the card that it's possible for 
> it not to clear it's settings even on a restart (without power down)

I did that to, but I still get the LOF on the remote equipment and the
yellow alarm on my side :(

Thanks for your help,
Johan.