Anthony Minessale wrote:
Even if you get it working the reward is not worth the effort. You would experience a lot of echo and other problems
I read somewhere that the reason for those problems people often have with X100P cards (such as echo or bad far-end disconnect supervision) is that most of them have they use the Silicon Labs DAA chips Si3012/Si3035 which is only good for use in countries that use the FCC standard; Countries that use the CTR21 standard (Europe, and others) require the Si3014/Si3034 chips, which support global line standards. Anthony Minessale wrote:
... and the time you spent working on it would be better spent doing something more meaningful and using the money you received to buy a real TDM card or better still, a FXO->SIP ATA.
I thought TDM cards were a better solution to connect an IP PBX to a landline. Why would you recommend an FXO-SIP ATA instead? And which brand/model of ATA is recommended for use with Freeswitch? -- View this message in context: http://freeswitch-users.2379917.n2.nabble.com/Out-of-curiosity-Why-not-use-a... Sent from the freeswitch-users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.