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Cannot dialout from select phones on SPA9000

Walford58 — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 17:25:45 GMT

A couple of things to check:
1 Change the setting on the SIP tab "Force Media Proxy" and see if that works or not for all phones.
2 Try adjusting the RTP Packet size. I have 0.02 set on mine

Pete

call waiting from spa400 with asterisk

Walford58 — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 17:20:34 GMT

If I understand correctly, you have a PSTN line (or several) connected to the SPA400 which is then registered to the Asterisk PBX?
Each PSTN line of the SPA400 is only capable of one subscriber connection,so a waiting call cannot share that line unless you toggle it through the public exchange.
The alternative would be to cascade your PSTN lines so you have a first-up line on SPA400 line 1, then the next call will come to line 2 of the SPA400, and so on.
Costs more in PSTN bills, so it would be neater and cheaper to go the TISP route with one that will handle several calls simultaneously, and that would register directly to the Asterisk PBX.

Pete

SPA9000/SPA400 random mailbox mix-up

loowee — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 04:59:28 GMT

Up !

Annyone ??

SPA9000 forward to ITSP voicemail? can it happen?

InPhonex — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 16:26:24 GMT

We are sorry you are having problems. Unfortunately there are thousands of devices – some that are RFC-standards-compliant and some that are not – and we cannot possibly support all of them or guarantee that those not standards-compliant will work successfully with every aspect of our service. Cisco/Linksys has released a new product – the SPA400 – which is described as a voicemail server for the SPA9000. The marketing materials seem to suggest that the SPA400 will function successfully with standards-compliant providers like InPhonex. For additional assistance please go to www.inphonex.com/support.

Linksys SPA400 Product Review

abhijain44 — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 09:22:36 GMT

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GSM Gateway with SPA9000

keeskoets — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 08:17:56 GMT

I figured this one out myself. I am writing the answer here so that other can learn from it also:

In the LAN to mobile I need the following line:

register.voipgate.com 0764261111

In the voipgate line of the spa9000 I needed to add the following:
Contact list 102, cfwd=105
Cfwd No Ans Delay: 15

In this way the incoming line will ring at my office (102) but after 3 rings will forward the call to my mobile number through the mv370 on extension 105:p

Remote SPA400

aleestma — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 18:03:07 GMT

Great thanks for your help. I'll give it a try and see how it works out.

THanks again,
Aaron

SPA400 and CME

ipman — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 17:35:15 GMT

Quote:

Originally Posted by surfer_nz (Post 112578)

Hi Guys,

I have successfully got CME and SPA400 working together, now i would like to use the functionality on VoiceMail from SPA400, the error message i get is this:

2742- VMS 3 INVITE Can't find user * from From:
2- VMS 3 Find user from Referred-By: instead
8- VMS 3 Could not find user use spa400 instead
30- VMS 4 -- Executing [1;36;40mVoiceMail[0;37;40m("[1;35;40mSIP/spa400-8df1[0;37;40m", "[1;35;40mu8888[0;37;40m") in new stack

10- VMS 3 No entry in voicemail config file for '8888'

10- VMS 4 -- Executing [1;36;40mHangup[0;37;40m("[1;35;40mSIP/spa400-8df1[0;37;40m", "[1;35;40m[0;37;40m") in new stack

10- VMS 4 == Spawn extension (home, 805, 2) exited non-zero on 'SIP/spa400-8df1'

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The configuration of the SPA400 is:

SPA9000 user ID: spa400
SPA9000 subscriber ID: 8888
Mailbox deposit number: 805
Mailbox manage number: 800

Which number should i be pointing to for leaving a message?

Thank you in advance...

B

can you share the configuration of the call manger & spa 400? Thanks!

How to expand SPA9000 lines?

Walford58 — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 08:11:33 GMT

Not necessarily the right forum for a discussion about Grandstream, but I tried it out when the Linksys still had loads of bugs and I was impressed how quickly it could be setup initially. I'm sure there are bugs, judging from the Grandstream forum, but since then Linksys addressed almost every one of my concerns and the others I had a workaround. After all it is an entry-level system.
Grandstream have released a couple of firmware updates since then, but I've not had the time or inclination to configure it out and test it, although one of my major project has recently finished so I may take it up again for completeness.

Pete

Firmware has gone bad on SPA9000 V1

masterx81 — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 10:24:29 GMT

Hi to all... My name is Enrico, and this is my first post...
I've a SPA9000 v1, firmware 3.2.3(d), and i've tryed to configure it with the lastest wizard application, but after the configuration, the unit doesn't respond anymore, and i can't neither reset the configurtion via a phone connected, as it keeps rebooting itself every 4 secs. Seem that the wizard application has in some ways broken the firmware.
The cisco community forums have declared dead the device, but i can't RMA it. So i've tryied to desolder the flash chip and read the content (i've a programmer that can read that type of flash), with the hope to upgrade manually the firmware, or reset the configuration, or at least do something for take back to life.
I wasn't able to find the original 3.2.3(d) firmware, so a direct comparison of the firmware loaded on the flash vs a bin update file (present in the update packet distributed by cisco/linksys/sipura) it's impossible.
Comparing the flash with a 3.2.5 version seem that are quite different...
Maybe the bin file isn't directly loaded 'as is' on the flash chip, surely it's saved at on offset on the flash (the first part of the flash seem something like a bootloader).

Maybe i can try to understand how the cpu read the content of the flash (i know a little bit of asm and microprocessor low level programming), but i dont' know what type of cpu there is inside (it's a proprietary sipura cpu, not know the instruction set), and doing it in this way will be a very long mode to repare it.
The fastest way to repair it is to read the whole content of an another v1 spa9000 hardware and copy it to my flash chip.

Someone have some suggestions? Or know where i can find a 3.2.3(d) firmware for a better direct comparison??

Really thanks!!!

Works great, but no outgoing calls.

grillovillegas — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 12:01:01 GMT

Quote:

Originally Posted by pc3957 (Post 115155)

Hi,

I'll try to do my best to explain my problem and any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

I have a SAP9000, SPA400 and 5 x SPA942.

This is my home office, so the 400 has 1 POTS line (home phone) connected to it and also acts as the VM server. The 9000 is configured for Line 1 to be the 400 and Line 2 to be my RingCentral DigitalLine service.

Anyways, the POTS line works great, in & out no problem. The VoIP line receives calls prefectly (I've tested with 5 simultaneous calls and all work). When I dial out using the VoIP line the 942 displays "Session Progress" and the number I'm calling rings (in this case my cell phone). When I answer the ringing cell phone I hear nothing. About 3 seconds later the 942 displays "Call Ended" and then about 45 seconds into the call the cell phone acknowledges that the call ended.

Here's the interesting part... if I take the SIP settings for my VoIP and configure them as an Ext (I tried 2&3) on a 942 that single phone can make all the calls it wants on the VoIP without any problem (even simultaneous calls). I've even tried configure VoIP on all 5 942s and they all register (of course only the last to register rings) and they all can make calls. Even 5 hours after I have set them up (so re-registering isn't a problem).

I'm assuming the 9000 is properly placing the calls, but why doesn't the 942 realize the call is going? As far as SIP settings, all I have is a proxy, outbound proxy, User ID, Auth ID and password.

Well, that's my story.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated... as I'm pulling my hair out!

Thanks,
Phil

Hi Phil

Did you fixed your problem i am having something similar with the sp9000
let me know if you had an idea or something here is my trouble.

Hi i just bought an SPA9000 , and i wonder if i can setup to make direct ip callings.

I am using the FXS 1 on the spa9000 and Line 1 is already registered to my VOIP provider.

PBX Parameters
Call Routing Rule: (<:L1>4xx.|<:L2>8xx.|<:L3>7xx.|<:L4>6xx.)

And Line 1 Dial Plan is :
(<4:>xxxxxxx<:@mydynds.com:5061>)

So it makes the call and this is the log

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
[3]RegOK. NextReg in 58 (1)
2. Report digit 1 (1)(40 ms)
Calling:44549141@192.168.1.101:6060
[0:0]AUD ALLOC CALL (port=16434)
[0:0]RTP Rx Up
[BCC]CallRoute:L144549141
pri-->INVITE-->pub
Calling:4549141@mydyndns.com:5061
BCC:Ringback/CallProgress 2
CC:Ringback
[0:0]RTP Rx Dn
pub--200-->BCC--200-->pri(from calling)
[0:0]ENC INIT 0
[0:0]RTP Tx Up (pt=0->c0a80165:16438)
[0:0]RTCP Tx Up
----------------------------------------------------------------------
But then after a while 20 seconds or maybe less it drops the call

RespLooseMatch
[0:0]LAT-- 16(2)
RespLooseMatch
RespLooseMatch
pri answers BCC INVITE : pri--200-->BCC--200-->pub
CC:Ended
[0]FM Alert Stop RxTx (c=002c67dc;a=0)
[0:0]AUD Rel Call
DLG Terminated 359dc0
Sess Terminated 3668ec
TP Parser error: 34
[0]On Hook

-----------------------------------------------------------------------

Any ideas ?

Thanks in advance.

SPA 9000 Compatible phones?

priller — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 12:03:23 GMT

I have Polycom IP 550's working nicely with the SPA9000.

You can pretty much use any SIP phone and get basic calling features.

Brief Guide for Cisco 7940 to SPA9000? X-Lite too?

libertyforall1776 — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 00:43:09 GMT

No solutions found -- Cisco/Linksys is unhelpful as well.

Anyone have details on configuring the free X-Lite SIP software phone to the SPA9000?
See:
http://www.counterpath.com/x-lite.html&active=4

TIA.

ITSP Voicemail

want2fix — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 20:09:02 GMT

So you have voicemail working with your ITSP. How did you get calls to voicemail boxes? I could use a little help with that part.

SPA400 dial-out using SKYPE Adapter

voxjuba — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 19:50:13 GMT

Ok here goes a stab at it
My dial plan in the 9000 (and all the phones) is
|9,<5:01155>xxxxxxxxxx|
9 gets you line 1 (my VOIP line) you can dial 6 or 7 and this accesses my line 3 and 4

<5:01155>xxxxxxxxxx when you dial a 5 this will automatically dial 01155
This is the international and country code. I call this a lot and wanted to simplify the dialing. so when you dial 95 then the number the 9000 dials out line one 01155 and the number as it strips the 9 out. so could you substitute your * where I have my 01155 in this case?