Re: Can we use X100P cards?

> Hi.

Hello,

> How can I use X100P cards. The configuration style is a bit confusing for me.
> Can someone help me with a sample configuration for X100P card.

Right now Yate dosen't support X100P cards mainly because we haven't got a 
card like that.

> Thank you

Regards,
Diana

Re: Can we use X100P cards?

Hello,

Duncan have donnated us 1 x100p and 1 s100p cards, and we will add support 
as soon as possible.
Right now we are working on the new yate release 0.9.0 which will fix a 
bunch of bugs, will have yate client modules, and will have a decent 
h.323, sip, iax modules.

Diana

P.S. Sorry for taking so long :)

> Hi there
> 
>  >> How can I use X100P cards. The configuration style is a bit
>  >> confusing for me.
>  >> Can someone help me with a sample configuration for X100P card.
> 
>  > Right now Yate dosen't support X100P cards mainly because we
>  > haven't got a card like that.
> 
> I could provide ssh access to a debian machine with such
> a card OR donate a card (it's really about US$9 + S&H)
> to help development of yate support for generic X100P clones
> 
> so... any takers? 
> 
> # ./ztwatch
> 2004/07/25 21:29:48 ztwatch: Start monitoring `/dev/zap/ctl'
> 2004/07/25 21:29:48 ztwatch: span 1 (WCFXO/0): `Generic Clone Board 1' 

Re: Can we use X100P cards?

Hello there

you don't need to be sorry  and let me thank you
all for the nice work on Yate.

I plan to build a dumb PSTN<>SIP gateway with FXO cards
to use with SER (iptel.org/ser) and replace some costly
gear we have here. I could not contribute C++ code but
testing and perhaps documenting, I will contribute
happily.

but for do that (write some HOWTOs) I'll need to
learn Yate first... and it is not easy just
looking on the comments on conf files 

I think (in this matter) on someone writing a simple
HOWTO with basic funcionality and various sections
on adding more stuff would be easily added by
list members. perhaps a FAQ, if exists, could be
the basis for the HOWTOs, really don't know

if someone could help me on basic configuration
of a dumb SIP->PSTN and PSTN->SIP gateway, I'd
appreaciate a lot

well, that's it. hope FXO support appears soon 

Cheers
!3runo
from Brazil

Re: Can we use X100P cards?

Hello Bruno,

We don't support yet X100P but you can test yate ver 0.8.3 or the cvs 
version with an emulation of e1 or t1 cards over ethernet. You can use for 
that the TDMoE driver from zaptel drivers.

Right now unfortunatly the sip driver is based on eXosip which is an
unapropriate library for a sip gateway (and is written by me, and is very
very bad :( ). I'm working on the second version of sip driver based on
osip2 library, which will allow you to use yate as a gateway but as
flexibile as SER.

I have a special interest into SIP so i will try to give you as much 
support as possible.

If you want i'm reachable on the #yate channel on the irc.freenode.net 
network. My nickname is l-fy.

Diana

P.S. Regarding the documentation, we will do that as soon as we finish the 
next release. We are writing the docs in the time that we write yate.

> Hello there
> 
> you don't need to be sorry  and let me thank you
> all for the nice work on Yate.
> 
> I plan to build a dumb PSTN<>SIP gateway with FXO cards
> to use with SER (iptel.org/ser) and replace some costly

Re: Can we use X100P cards?

Hi

Diana Cionoiu wrote:
> We don't support yet X100P

but you will at (near) future, that's enough to me 

> but you can test yate ver 0.8.3 or the cvs  version with an
 > emulation of e1 or t1 cards over ethernet. You can use for
> that the TDMoE driver from zaptel drivers.

I will search more of this TDMoE (this is news to me)
on digium site

> Right now unfortunatly the sip driver is based on eXosip
 > which is an unapropriate library for a sip gateway (and
 > is written by me, and is very very bad :( ).

you're humble 

> I'm working on the second version of sip driver based on
> osip2 library, which will allow you to use yate as a gateway
 > but as flexibile as SER.

very good news!

> I have a special interest into SIP so i will try to give
 > you as much  support as possible.

I appreciate that

Re: Can we use X100P cards?

Hi,

> Hi
> 
> Diana Cionoiu wrote:
> > We don't support yet X100P
> 
> but you will at (near) future, that's enough to me 
> 
> > but you can test yate ver 0.8.3 or the cvs  version with an
>  > emulation of e1 or t1 cards over ethernet. You can use for
> > that the TDMoE driver from zaptel drivers.
> 
> I will search more of this TDMoE (this is news to me)
> on digium site

ztd-eth is the file, and you can find more infos in the default 
zaptel.conf .
you can put in the zaptel.conf something like this.
dynamic=eth,eth0/00:02:b3:35:43:9c,24,0
the main problem is that you MUST find a ethernet card with the proper 
driver. for us was working with rtl8139.

> > Right now unfortunatly the sip driver is based on eXosip
>  > which is an unapropriate library for a sip gateway (and
>  > is written by me, and is very very bad :( ).
> 
> you're humble 

just realistic. i'm not a good programmer.

Can we use X100P cards?

Can we use X100P cards?

Hi there

 >> How can I use X100P cards. The configuration style is a bit
 >> confusing for me.
 >> Can someone help me with a sample configuration for X100P card.

 > Right now Yate dosen't support X100P cards mainly because we
 > haven't got a card like that.

I could provide ssh access to a debian machine with such
a card OR donate a card (it's really about US$9 + S&H)
to help development of yate support for generic X100P clones

so... any takers? 

# ./ztwatch
2004/07/25 21:29:48 ztwatch: Start monitoring `/dev/zap/ctl'
2004/07/25 21:29:48 ztwatch: span 1 (WCFXO/0): `Generic Clone Board 1' 
chans: 1/1 tx/rx: 0/0
2004/07/25 21:29:48 ztwatch: span 2 (WCFXO/1): `Generic Clone Board 2' 
chans: 1/1 tx/rx: 0/0
2004/07/25 21:29:48 ztwatch: span 2 (WCFXO/1) status: Red Alarm

("span" 1 has a phone cord attached, "span" 2 doesn't)

# dmesg
[...]
Zapata Telephony Interface Registered on major 196
PCI: Found IRQ 7 for device 00:09.0
wcfxo: DAA mode is 'FCC'
Found a Wildcard FXO: Generic Clone
PCI: Found IRQ 5 for device 00:0b.0
wcfxo: DAA mode is 'FCC'
Found a Wildcard FXO: Generic Clone

Cheers
!3runo
from Brazil