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hi mike,
I have the same problem as Alan. the pbx has a dial tone, while the pstn cannot detect a dial tone and when in testing,
“dial-tone not detected”. all the cables and the terminal connected to it has been tested and has a dial tone.heres my pstn config;
PSTN Trunk Group: 1
Name = PstnPassThrough1
Pass Through = no(0)
PT Trunk ID = 0
Provide Call Progress Tone = no(0)
Busyout = no(0)
Hunt Algorithm = ascending(0)
Modem Calls = No(0)
Direction = both(2)
DN Used = public
End Of Dial = yes(1)
End Of Dial Digit = #
Add End of Dial Digit = no(0)
Ivr Type = None
External Routing Request = no(0)
Auto Switch Enable = no(0)
Forced IP Routing # = none
Trunk ID(Account Code) = none
Trunk ID Delivery = none
2 Stage Dial = No
Translate Inbound Caller ID = no(0)
Relay Caller ID = yes(1)
IP Extension = no(0)
Maximum LAM Calls Allowed = 4
LAM: Index Pattern Replacement NumberType
1 < 63926> < 0926> 0
Cas Signaling Type = loop start fwd disconnect(6)
Cas Orientation = user(0)
Dial Tone Detect = yes(1)
Dial Delay Timeout = 1000
Answer Delay Timeout = 0
Flash-Hook Signaling = no(0)
Supervision = none(0)
Caller Id Detection = unknown
dtmf-ontime = 100
dtmf-offtime = 100
Channel:
unit# 1 line# 2: 1,2,3,4pls. help
Rob,
You can test the hardware of the A800 2 ways for this problem.
1. Connect a straight cable from PSTN to PBX, then run the dialtone test again and it should work fine.
2. Go to Quintum’s web site under Support and search for mfg test. Follow the instructions to test all the hardware.
Mike
Dears
I desire to know if I can connect a Quintum Multipath A400 model with a ASM400 or ASG400 new models VoIP Quintum in transparent mode.
I thanked its answer or comments.Regards,
Elizaberths
Yes all Quintums are compatible with each other so you can call from A400/A800 to newer Quintum since they all use standard H.323.
hi Mike,
I have a a800 and a tellular (termnal) connected to the pstn. Everytime I test it always drop.But when I test the tellular manually by putting a phone unit,I can dial out to GSM. what seems to be the problem?
thanksRob,
More than likely this sounds like a misconfiguration on the tenor for answer and disconnect supervision and/or signaling. If you have signaling set to loop start reverse battery, try setting it to just loop start and configuring the answer/disconnect superivsion correctly.
If you need further assistance, you can contact me at mike_voip@hotmail.com.
mike,
I already done that…the changing of signaling and supervision. there’s also a dial tone on each port…
thanksIf you have done all of that already, then a call log/trace might yield some clues as to which side is causing the drop.
If you want me to look at the log, you can contact me at mike_voip@hotmail.com
Any help how to put a gk table to A800 quintum…pls help…
pls give me a manual to configure my A800 Quintum
thank you very muchthe Gk table is automatically created as long as the Tenor is not registering to an external gatekeeper, has the primary border element set to its own IP and you have configured directory numbers in the unit.
You can find all available manuals for the unit on Quintum’s web site.
If you need further assistance in configuration or troubleshooting of quintum, you can contact me directly at mike_voip@hotmail.com
Could you pls send me a documentation how to update latest firmware version of AXT through FTP?
Moly,
Try going to Quintum’s web site under the support pages. There you will find this information.
I really expect most people to at least try looking at the vendor web site for information before posting questions here.
Can anyone send me the configuration of tenor AX series for calling the public numbers.
Pratik,
I would need more information to understand what you would need to do. You may contact me at mike_voip@hotmail.com to explain your need and we can discuss my services.
Mike
Hi Guys
Can anyone pls tell me how to setup two A800 quintums for direct IP calling. I cannot find any info on the supplier website regarding this.
Thanks
Jack
