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Posted: 24 Apr, 2006 - Support D.
Updated: 14 Mar, 2008 - Support D.
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To properly configure Digium's T1/E1/J1 cards, you will need the following information from your telco or other information source:
- line type (T1/E1/J1)
- framing on the line (d4, esf, cas, ccs, etc.)
- coding on the line (b8zs, hdb3, ami)
- which side is providing the timing on the line (0 if providing timing, 1 for most other cases)
- device type for zaptel.conf (usually e&m, or bchan and dchan)
- timeslots and numbers of channels provided
- line build out on the line (this value is typically 0, see sample zaptel.conf for detailed information)
- signalling on the line (pri_net,pri_cpe,em,em_w,featd,featdmf,featdmf_ta,featb)
- if the signalling is pri_cpe or pri_net, you will also need a switch type (national,dms100,4ess,5ess,euroisdn,ni1,qsig)
For each span on the card, do the following:
- Set the jumper on the card. T1 mode for T1 and J1 lines or E1 mode for E1 lines.
- Ensure that loadzone and defaultzone are both set in zaptel.conf.
- Add a line in zaptel.conf as follows: span=span number,timing,line build out,framing,coding (ex. "span=1,1,0,esf,b8zs")
- Add a line in zaptel.conf specifying your device type and associated channels (ex. "e&m=1-24" or "bchan=1-15,17-31")
- If this is a PRI line, you will need another line specifying the delta channel ("dchan=16" or "dchan=24")
- At the bottom of zapata.conf, add the following lines:
- signalling=your signalling type
- switchtype=your switch type (only for PRI lines)
- channel=>associated channel numbers (these will be the same as the ones in step 4)
- Go to the command line and type "ztcfg -vvv". It will ensure that the changes make it into the system.
- Restart asterisk.
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