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Posted: 13 Apr, 2006 - Support D.
Updated: 14 Mar, 2008 - Support D.
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To properly configure your TDM400P:
zaptel.conf configuration:
- Determine what modules you have on your card and where they are located on the card.
- Determine the proper country code for use in zaptel.conf
- Add two lines to zaptel.conf: "defaultzone=" followed by your country code and "loadzone=" followed by your country code.
- Determine the signalling that is to be used on the analog lines and the signalling that your analog phones use.
- For each FXS module, you should have a coresponding line that reads: "fxo" followed by the type of signalling (gs, ls, or ks) and the equals sign (=) followed by the position of the module times 4 minus 3 a dash, and then the number of the slot times 4. For example, if you had a FXS module on slot 1 of the board using kewlstart signalling, the line would read: "fxoks=1-4", or if the module was on slot 3, the line would read: "fxoks=9-12".
- For each FXO module, you should have a coresponding line that reads: "fxs" followed by the type of signalling (gs, ls, or ks) and the equals sign (=) followed by the position of the module times 4 minus 3 a dash, and then the number of the slot times 4. For example, if you had a FXO module on slot 2 of the board using loopstart signalling, the line would read: "fxols=5-8", or if the module was on slot 5, the line would read: "fxols=17-20".
barebones zapata.conf configuration:
- Move to the channels context in zapata.conf.
- Determine the slot each module is in, the type of each module (FXS or FXO), and the dialplan contexts you want incoming calls to be routed to.
- For each FXS module, place the following lines in your zapata.conf file:
context=<your context> signalling=fxo_<your signalling type (gs, ls, or ks)> channel=><slot number *4-3>-<slot number *4>
- For each FXO module, place the following lines in your zapata.conf file:
context=<your context> signalling=fxs_<your signalling type (gs, ls, or ks)> channel=><slot number *4-3>-<slot number *4>
- Note: the < and > around the context, signalling, and slot number shoult not actually be in the dialplan, but the channel is required to have the > immediately after the =.
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