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| Re: ATA's |
  Armenia |
2007-06-01 00:31:51 |
Hi,
Yes, Linksys has acquired Sipura a while ago, and has
already released
new versions of the ATAs. I've used their products for the
past 3 years
and tested almost all of their models. So far they seem the
best you can
get in the FXS market. Just stay away from SPA-3000 (it's
FXO part), as
it might be unusable in your area due to its echo canceler.
SPA-94x
phones are in my opinion a step up from Grandstream
Budgetone phones.
Overall, once you're comfortable with Linksys' provisioning
system,
you'll start enjoying their products.
Get yourself a couple of Linksys SPA-2102 to start with,
they are rock
stable - at least they don't overheat - even lit by direct
sunshine.
HTH,
Vahan
Jeff LaCoursiere wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I noticed Linksys seems to have purchased Sipura?
Anyone use the Linksys
> products that resulted? The grandstream seems to be
the cheapest. What
> do you give up? Sound quality I don't want to
sacrifice, but abundant
> features I might...
>
> Thanks,
>
> j
>
> On Thu, 31 May 2007, Nate Kettlewell wrote:
>
>> Jeff,
>>
>> The iaxy sucks.. however it works well behind NAT,
and that's about
>> all it has going for it IMHO. I personally prefer
the sipura SPA's or
>> if I am cheap, the grandstream handytones will get
you done.
>>
>> Ditch the Iaxys, keep some sanity,
>>
>> Nate
>>
>> On 5/31/07, Jeff LaCoursiere <jeff jeff.net> wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Frequent lurker comes up for air. TIA for any
advice.
>>>
>>> I am running Internet Cafes in the islands and
am adding calling stations
>>> for the cruise ship crew and passengers to use
while visiting. I already
>>> have an asterisk server running a custom
prepaid access card system we
>>> wrote, and I have been using the Digium Iaxy to
get customers to the AGI
>>> program (whatever they press at dialtone jumps
them to "enter your PIN
>>> number"). This is working fine, but for a
few issues with the sixteen of
>>> them I currently have in service:
>>>
>>> 1) The Iaxy is prohibitively expensive per
port
>>> 2) The Iaxy is difficult to provision in the
field
>>> 3) It seems to overheat and lose its mind once
in a while
>>> 4) poor network connectivity causes it to
disconnect and STAY
>>> disconnected, requiring a reboot
>>>
>>> Its starting to drive me nuts, actually. I
went with the Iaxy in the
>>> first place thinking it would be the best
marriage to asterisk. Then
>>> someone handed me a Sipura SPA-2000 a few days
ago. It actually has a
>>> built in IVR that you can use from either of
the two FXS ports and an
>>> analog telephone to read or SET network
parameters. The web interface is
>>> excellent and has a wealth of options. The
Iaxy, by comparison, has a few
>>> commands in a text file for options. I had it
connected to a local
>>> asterisk in about thirty seconds, then in about
an hour (much tweaking of
>>> SIP NAT parameters on both ends) I got it
working with our public asterisk
>>> server and the prepaid phone card interface.
>>>
>>> So now to the advice. My eyes have been opened
to the fact that the large
>>> number of ATAs available are far from close in
terms of quality, with the
>>> Iaxy somewhere near the bottom. What ATAs are
people happy with connected
>>> to asterisk? Especially service providers that
are provisioning them
>>> remotely?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>>
>>> Jeff LaCoursiere
>>> JB Telenet, LLC
>>> St Thomas, VI 00802
>>> jeff jbtelenet.com
>>>
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| RE: ATA's |

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2007-06-01 15:24:58 |
Hi,
Did you ever managed to get the FXO port to support Answer
Supervision ?
Calls show duration during ringback, and all effort to get
Sipura's support
is turning out to no avail.
Regards,
Abdul Hakeem
-----Original Message-----
From: asterisk-bsd-bounces lists.digium.com
[mailto:asterisk-bsd-bounces lists.digium.com] On Behalf
Of Vahan Yerkanian
Sent: 01 June 2007 06:32
To: Asterisk on BSD discussion
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-bsd] ATA's
Hi,
Yes, Linksys has acquired Sipura a while ago, and has
already released new
versions of the ATAs. I've used their products for the past
3 years and
tested almost all of their models. So far they seem the best
you can get in
the FXS market. Just stay away from SPA-3000 (it's FXO
part), as it might be
unusable in your area due to its echo canceler. SPA-94x
phones are in my
opinion a step up from Grandstream Budgetone phones.
Overall, once you're comfortable with Linksys' provisioning
system, you'll
start enjoying their products.
Get yourself a couple of Linksys SPA-2102 to start with,
they are rock
stable - at least they don't overheat - even lit by direct
sunshine.
HTH,
Vahan
Jeff LaCoursiere wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I noticed Linksys seems to have purchased Sipura?
Anyone use the
> Linksys products that resulted? The grandstream seems
to be the
> cheapest. What do you give up? Sound quality I don't
want to
> sacrifice, but abundant features I might...
>
> Thanks,
>
> j
>
> On Thu, 31 May 2007, Nate Kettlewell wrote:
>
>> Jeff,
>>
>> The iaxy sucks.. however it works well behind NAT,
and that's about
>> all it has going for it IMHO. I personally prefer
the sipura SPA's or
>> if I am cheap, the grandstream handytones will get
you done.
>>
>> Ditch the Iaxys, keep some sanity,
>>
>> Nate
>>
>> On 5/31/07, Jeff LaCoursiere <jeff jeff.net> wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Frequent lurker comes up for air. TIA for any
advice.
>>>
>>> I am running Internet Cafes in the islands and
am adding calling
>>> stations for the cruise ship crew and
passengers to use while
>>> visiting. I already have an asterisk server
running a custom
>>> prepaid access card system we wrote, and I have
been using the
>>> Digium Iaxy to get customers to the AGI program
(whatever they press
>>> at dialtone jumps them to "enter your PIN
number"). This is working
>>> fine, but for a few issues with the sixteen of
them I currently have in
service:
>>>
>>> 1) The Iaxy is prohibitively expensive per
port
>>> 2) The Iaxy is difficult to provision in the
field
>>> 3) It seems to overheat and lose its mind once
in a while
>>> 4) poor network connectivity causes it to
disconnect and STAY
>>> disconnected, requiring a reboot
>>>
>>> Its starting to drive me nuts, actually. I
went with the Iaxy in
>>> the first place thinking it would be the best
marriage to asterisk.
>>> Then someone handed me a Sipura SPA-2000 a few
days ago. It
>>> actually has a built in IVR that you can use
from either of the two
>>> FXS ports and an analog telephone to read or
SET network parameters.
>>> The web interface is excellent and has a wealth
of options. The
>>> Iaxy, by comparison, has a few commands in a
text file for options.
>>> I had it connected to a local asterisk in about
thirty seconds, then
>>> in about an hour (much tweaking of SIP NAT
parameters on both ends)
>>> I got it working with our public asterisk
server and the prepaid phone
card interface.
>>>
>>> So now to the advice. My eyes have been opened
to the fact that the
>>> large number of ATAs available are far from
close in terms of
>>> quality, with the Iaxy somewhere near the
bottom. What ATAs are
>>> people happy with connected to asterisk?
Especially service
>>> providers that are provisioning them remotely?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>>
>>> Jeff LaCoursiere
>>> JB Telenet, LLC
>>> St Thomas, VI 00802
>>> jeff jbtelenet.com
>>>
_______________________________________________
>>> Asterisk-BSD mailing list
>>> Asterisk-BSD lists.digium.com
>>> http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-bsd
>>>
>> _______________________________________________
>> Asterisk-BSD mailing list
>> Asterisk-BSD lists.digium.com
>> http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-bsd
>> *** Handled by Will's new toy ***
>>
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