[Asterisk-Users] welltech Wellgate 3804 in SIP mode

[kevin ling]

Yes,
 
Same configuration as Martin.
1.for incoming call just set the 3804 "hotline" to one sip extension number.
2.for outgoing call, you just using regular dail command to pass the phone
number to 3804  (3804 is a 4FXO port device, the call from ip side always
pass to FXO Port). You can telnet to the 3804 and enable the one-stage
calling function.
 
Regards,
Kevin

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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] welltech Wellgate 3804 in SIP mode



On Mar 25, 2006, at 6:26 PM, Erick Perez wrote:



Martin,  i guess im in dumb mode today because i don't get what you say, may
also be because this will be my first welltech to configure.
what im trying to do is:


Sorry, I don't know if the 3804 actually uses a similar config setup to my
3701a, so it might not be you at all.



remote_voip_gateway-------->asterisk----------->fox/fxs/and_international_vo
ip_providers
call will always go -----> this way, no incoming calls from the right of the
diagram side to asterisk.



Ok, then if it is similar to mine, all you need to do is set the SIP
configuration screen for the wellgate. Look under "SIP Config" and "security
config". Then to dial, you just use (repeated from below):

For outbound ones, I think I just have a regular old
Dial(SIP/${EXTEN}@2003} in my dialplan where 2003 is the FXO port.

Good Luck,
Marty

PS I had to reflash my device with the SIP formware, as it arrived with H323
firmware.







On 3/23/06, Martin Joseph < ast at stillnewt.org> wrote:


On Mar 22, 2006, at 10:24 PM, Erick Perez wrote:

> Hi, does anybody have a working config or tips to connect the welltech
> wellgate 3804 (4fxo) unit to asterisk via SIP ?
> I think I register it via SIP with my * box, but when sending calls
> from * to the wellgate the unit does not pass the call to any of the 
> fxo ports.
>

I am using the 3701a, which is a 1 FXO 1 FXS deal.

The trick for me was the "routing table"  or something like that from
the Web based configuration screen.  There I changed the default for 
the FXO to point to IP, and the IP to default to the FXO.

Then I also have the "line configuration" set so the extension I want
to ring ie 2020 is the "hotline" for the FXO.

For outbound ones, I think I just have a regular old 
Dial(SIP/${EXTEN}@2003} in my dialplan where 2003 is the FXO port.

HTH?
Marty

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