VOIP Setup of Boston Scientific Latitude Communicator - voip.ms SIP - OBI200

(1/1)

WelshGap:
This setup work about 50 percent of the time but I can not get it any better.  Need some help. 

VOIP Setup – for Latitude Pacemaker Communicator

Cox Cable Internet
Motorola/Arris Modem/Router
OBI200 ATA unit
void.ms SIP provider.

Special settings:
Motorola/Arris Modem/Router Model SBG6580
Set Advanced – Portforwarding
First Entery
INTERNAL
internal IP address = What ever yours is  EG: 192.168.1.20
Start Port and End Port = 5060
EXTERNAL
Remote host address = 0.0.0.0
Start Port and End Port = 5060
Protocol = UDP
Enabled = Checked

Next  Entery
INTERNAL
internal IP address = What ever yours is  EG: 192.168.1.20
Start Port and End Port = 5080
EXTERNAL
Remote host address = 0.0.0.0
Start Port and End Port = 5080
Protocol = UDP
Enabled = Checked

Next  Entery
INTERNAL
internal IP address = What ever yours is  EG: 192.168.1.20
Start Port = 10000 and End Port = 20000
EXTERNAL
Remote host address = 0.0.0.0
Start Port = 10000 and End Port = 20000
Protocol = UDP
Enabled = Checked

Reboot Router

OBI200 ATA Unit – See http://www.obihai.com/OBiDeviceAdminGuide
Add a star code *99 as this:
*99, Modem Call, set($Noji1,200),set($Noec1,1),set($Cdm1,1),call(18002975493)
The 3 set() commands tell the obi to do the following for the next outbound call:
1. Disable Jitter Buffer Adjustment, and use a fixed jitter buffer length of 200 ms
2. Disable Echo Canceller
3. Use only G711u codec

Change Codecs
G711U  PacketizationPeriod = 10
G711A  = Uncheck Enabled
G729  - Uncheck Enabled
G7296R32  - Uncheck Enabled

All other settings are OBI200 Default
Reboot ATA Unit

Boston Scientific Latitude unit
Turn on switches 2 and 3 which for the unit to send the *99 code

vbatech:
This may be too late since this is an old topic but here goes ..

I had a similar situation with the same cable modem but a different Latitude Communicator.  My Latitude box was the old one that had no switches and just the phone jacks.  I tried for weeks to get my device to communicate reliably through a VOIP box and provider, but I never did find anything I could say was a 100% fix.  I was NOT using an OBI by the way.

Anyway, I thought I was going to be locked into my stupid land line phone charges forever until I found on the Boston Scientific website that there is a new Latitude Communicator that connects to your router via a USB ethernet adapter.  The new Latitude Communicator box was free, but the ethernet adapter costs $75.  Which is nothing considering I was paying almost $30 a month + taxes for my phone line.  I did not need doctors approval and it was all handled in one phone call which lasted maybe 10 minutes.

The new box arrived by FedEx in two days and I was up and running in under 5 minutes.  I submitted the $75 charge to my insurance, but I haven't heard back from them yet.

Hopefully you'll see this and maybe get one of the new Latitude boxes to help your situation.

Navigation

[0] Message Index