3amsystems.<\/a> It has the disconnect tone as 400@-30,400@-30; 2(0.25\/0.25\/1+2) so I was pretty close)<\/p>\nAlso, I found a post in a geekzone.co.nz forum suggesting you use ‘370+620||310nF’ as the FXO Port Impedance. I’ve left the gain figures on the SPA to zero … but I’m often told by some callers that they can hardly hear me, so maybe I should try some different gains.<\/p>\n
– Here are some of the key settings I have in the ‘PSTN Line’ tab of the SPA 3102 config to have it work as a SIP trunk with Asterisk:<\/p>\n
\r\nLine Enable: yes\r\nSIP Port: 5061\r\nProxy: [address of my asterisk box]\r\nRegister: yes\r\nDisplay Name: pstn\r\nUser ID: pstn\r\nPassword: [your password you setup on Asterisk]\r\nDial Plan 2: (S0<:s>)\r\nVOIP-To-PSTN Gateway Enable: yes\r\nPSTN-To-VOIP Gateway Enable: yes\r\nPSTN CID For VOIP CID: yes\r\nPSTN Caller Default DP: 2 (ie. use the dial plan 2 setup earlier)<\/pre>\n– In many of the example for extensions.conf you find on the net it has some examples showing how the dial plans work when dialling between extensions. However, with my asterisk-gui setup there didn’t seem to be anything in extensions.conf to configure this, yet I could call between extensions just fine. It turns out there is a macro called stdexten that gets used somehow. There is a bit in users.conf that says:<\/p>\n
\r\n;\r\n; Create voicemail mailbox and use use macro-stdexten\r\n;\r\nhasvoicemail = yes<\/pre>\nI’m not sure why ‘hasvoicemail’ would enable this macro. I haven’t found anything in that Oreilly Asterisk book about it. Anyway, if you search for macro-stdexten in extensions.conf you should find some dial plan stuff that handles the calls between extensions and also sends the caller to voicemail if they don’t answer or are busy.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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