SPA3102 PSTN dialout problem

[niko900]

Hi'
I have just bought a SPA3102 and is trying to setup the box for both VOIP and PSTN dialing. I have managed to get the VIOP part working, however I cannot get it to dial out on the PSTN network. I believe that I have setup the regional stuff right (UK setup), but I'm not absolutely sure. I use the folowing dialplan in the line1 tab:
(<911:999>S0 <:@gw0> | <112:999>S0 <:@gw0> | 00xx. | 0[1-9]x xx. <:@gw0> | [*#]x xx. <:@gw0> )

This is supposed to substitute 911 and 112 to 999 and dial on PSTN.
Use the VOIP for all international calls 00xx.
use the PSTN for UK calls 0[1-9]x xx. and for service calls such as redirect [*#]x xx.

However I cannot get the PSTN working at all.

Any Ideas would be much apreciated?

[niko900]

Originally Posted by niko900

Hi'
I have just bought a SPA3102 and is trying to setup the box for both VOIP and PSTN dialing. I have managed to get the VIOP part working, however I cannot get it to dial out on the PSTN network. I believe that I have setup the regional stuff right (UK setup), but I'm not absolutely sure. I use the folowing dialplan in the line1 tab:
(<911:999>S0 <:@gw0> | <112:999>S0 <:@gw0> | 00xx. | 0[1-9]x xx. <:@gw0> | [*#]x xx. <:@gw0> )

This is supposed to substitute 911 and 112 to 999 and dial on PSTN.
Use the VOIP for all international calls 00xx.
use the PSTN for UK calls 0[1-9]x xx. and for service calls such as redirect [*#]x xx.

However I cannot get the PSTN working at all.

Any Ideas would be much apreciated?

I just realised that the call are forwarded to 01895630101@127.0.0.1:5061.

Have I misunderstood something? I expected the <:@gw0> to direct the call to the PSTN interface.

[hwittenb]

The call forwarding is internally inside the SPA3102. The adapter is really two separate adapters with some interaction between the two adapters. The 01895630101@127.0.0.1:5061 is an internal call dialed from one adapter to the other. The 01895630101 is the number that will be dialed on the pstn line (FXO port).

Unless you only wish to dial the 3 digits (999), the S0 entries in your dial plan may give you a problem because they immediately terminate the dial plan and send the digits. If you want to substitute 999 for a dialed 911 I would do this this way: |<911:999>xx.<:@gw0>| which will terminate the dial plan after you stop dialing (with an interdigit timeout).

Also check your on-hook pstn line voltage on the INFO tab. It should be higher than the Line-In-Use setting on the PSTN Line tab. This is how the SPA determines that the line is already in use. The voltage drops when you take it off hook (polarity disregarded).

On the PSTN Line tab user voip-to-pstn gateway, in addition to being enabled you should have one-stage dialing set to yes

[niko900]

Thanks for your clarification.

I just made it work by removing the provider registration in the PSTN Line section. I don't know why that helps but it did.

I will remove the S0 stuff for now, but I think it was taken from a linksys example.

Thanks again.