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Author Topic: Obi110 as FXO Gateway not functioning  (Read 1657 times)
delucis
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« on: September 08, 2016, 02:28:32 pm »

I have an OBi110 I want to use as a bridge between my FreePBX Server and our current (old) Samsung Prostar DCS PBX system. If someone were to call an office extension, I want them to get to a destination on the FreePBX server.

I plugged the phone line with the extension 213 into the LINE port on the OBi110.

I followed the guide on the FreePBX wiki: http://wiki.freepbx.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=4161594

Anywhere where a phone number was supposed to go, I used 213 i.e. Physical Interfaces > LINE Port > LINE PORT > InboundCallRoute=SP2(213)

The guide indicated that when you dial 81 you should hear a dial tone. All I hear is some static and clicks, and a faint echo of myself. When an office phone on the old PBX dials that extension, their phones display "PLUG OUT" and play an error sound. When I dial the external number of the company, as soon as I hear the IVR Selection Menu, I can dial an extension. When I dial 213 I hear "Invalid Number." During both of these events, the light on OBi110 for the LINE port stays a solid green. (Also, I have not done anything with the Phone Line, but that light is solid green too.)

While looking at the PHONE & LINE Status page on the OBi110 when no activity:

Parameter Name     Line Port Status
State              On Hook
Loop Current       0 mA
VBAT
TipRingVoltage     46 V
LastCallerInfo     "

When I dial 81 from an IP Phone connected to FreePBX I get:

Parameter Name     Line Port Status
State              Off Hook
Loop Current       102 mA
VBAT
TipRingVoltage     40 V
LastCallerInfo     "


Does anyone know any step I may have missed? Anything to try? Is this impossible?

Let me know if anyone needs additional information.

Thanks for any feedback.
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drgeoff
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« Reply #1 on: September 09, 2016, 02:39:31 am »

If the Samsung PBX really makes its extensions look like POTS lines then it is not impossible.

Suggest you look at the original version of the setup guide.
http://www.obitalk.com/forum/index.php?topic=1157.msg7261#msg7261
That works for me using a POTS line.
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