Posted: Thu Oct 28, 2004 3:02 pm Post subject: Solved. I think. :) (was Re: [Asterisk-bsd] FXO on TDM400P i
OK, after discovering the debug flag in wcfxs.c, and looking through the
code a little more, I discovered that if I #undef AUDIO_RINGCHECK in the
wcfxs driver, the driver sees the ring, and can actually answer the phone.
So, now it's working. Anyone have a concise explanation for what
AUDIO_RINGCHECK does, and why it's enabled by default?
Thanks,
+j
Jeff Rizzo wrote:
Quote:
OK, after a hiatus from playing around with asterisk, I've pared down
my test environment to try and figure out why I can't receive incoming
calls from the PSTN, but I'm having no luck.
My setup:
TDM400P board, one FXS port, and one FXO port, on a FreeBSD 5.2.1
server running
asterisk from CVS head as of a few minutes ago.
I can use analog phones on the FXS port just fine.
I can make *outgoing* calls on the FXO port just fine.
I can't see _any_ indication of incoming calls from my PSTN line;
though when asterisk isn't running, the line is busied out. (makes
sense)
At this point I'm wondering if it's an issue with the FreeBSD driver;
can anyone verify they've been able to accept incoming calls from the
PSTN with a TDM400p board? I'm pulling my hair out here... I've gone
over zapata.conf and extensions.conf, which are both very simple at
this point, with no luck. As I said, with verbose set at 99, I don't
even see an indication that the line is ringing.
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