On 08/15/2013 04:59 AM, Nandy Dagondon wrote:I used the tone on both fxo and fxs ports - the extra power connector is there - for some reason the
> Hi Karl,
>
> Did you test the milliwatt tone using the FXS port? I asked because you said it's not sending the
> ringing signal. Do you mean the phones did not ring. The Digium cards require a separate power
> supply feed. Without it - it can't generate the 100V ringing voltage. This is very obvious but let's
> not discounting this possibility. :-)
>
> /Nandy
gain settings in /etc/freeswitch/freetdm.conf don't seem to get applied.
The key test is the output of
$ dahdi_diag
I just ran it again while is active to see if it makes a difference.
I looks like it wants to see settings in zt.conf
Which config file should this be using - zt.conf or freetdm.conf ? I can find documentation that
points to both?
freetdm.conf is mandatory, zt.conf is optional. The gain parameters specified in freetdm.conf are common to all board manufacturers, the gains are applied *after* reading from the driver and *before* writing to the driver, so if you changed the gains in freetdm.conf, is no surprise DAHDI debug logs did not indicate any gain change. The DAHDI drivers have their own kernel-level gain adjustment. You will have problems if you're tweaking gains at both the kernel level and the freetdm level (user space).
Post your freetdm.conf, freetdm.conf.xml, zt.conf, system.conf files using http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Reporting_Bugs#Using_The_Pastebin
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Moy