I have 3 OBi1032s. I have one set up with an OBi Bluetooth adapter with my cell phone paired to it. I would like this OBi1032 to ring the other 2 OBi1032s when a call comes in on my cell phone. Does any one know how to do this? If so, can you give me detailed instructions?
If possible, it needs to work with IP addresses over my LAN. The only internet I can get where I live is satellite internet and there would be a lot of lag if the call has to go out to the internet and then back to my LAN.
I don't own an OBI1032, but it should work the same as an OBI ATA.
OBiBlueTooth -> InboundCallRoute:
{ph,anything@192.168.1.101:5060,anything@192.168.1.102:5060}
Here is a demo page for the OBi1032.
I don't see where OBiBlueTooth is defined.
http://www.obihai.com/uidemos/obiphone/i
Quote from: azrobert on August 28, 2014, 07:41:53 AM
I don't own an OBI1032, but it should work the same as an OBI ATA.
OBiBlueTooth -> InboundCallRoute:
{ph,anything@192.168.1.101:5060,anything@192.168.1.102:5060}
Here is a demo page for the OBi1032.
I don't see where OBiBlueTooth is defined.
http://www.obihai.com/uidemos/obiphone/i
Do I have to set anything up on the 2 OBi1032s that don't have the BT device attached?
I forgot about the other devices.
Port 5060 points to SP1.
If SP1 on the other device is defined as SIP then you don't have to do anything.
If it's not defined, this is how to define a dummy trunk:
Service Providers -> ITSP Profile A -> SIP -> ProxyServer: 127.0.0.1
Voice Services -> SP1 Service -> AuthUserName: (any userid)
Voice Services -> SP1 Service -> X_RegisterEnable: (unchecked)
If SP1 is defined as GoogleVoice then use port 5061 for SP2.
Define SP2 like this:
Service Providers -> ITSP Profile B -> SIP -> ProxyServer: 127.0.0.1
Voice Services -> SP2 Service -> AuthUserName: (any userid)
Voice Services -> SP2 Service -> X_RegisterEnable: (unchecked)
And this:
Voice Services -> SP2 Service -> X_ServProvProfile: B
Can something like this be done to mix the 1032 with a 202? I assume so but I don't have a 1032 yet but I'd like one.
What I'd like to do is have the 1032 handle multiple lines and trunk out the ones I want to ring in the house. The 202 would handle ringing the house wiring so it appears on all my phones. I guess this could be done with all the lines but I don't want to be woke up by some of them ;D
Quote from: azrobert on August 28, 2014, 08:45:31 AM
I forgot about the other devices.
Port 5060 points to SP1.
If SP1 on the other device is defined as SIP then you don't have to do anything.
If it's not defined, this is how to define a dummy trunk:
Service Providers -> ITSP Profile A -> SIP -> ProxyServer: 127.0.0.1
Voice Services -> SP1 Service -> AuthUserName: (any userid)
Voice Services -> SP1 Service -> X_RegisterEnable: (unchecked)
If SP1 is defined as GoogleVoice then use port 5061 for SP2.
Define SP2 like this:
Service Providers -> ITSP Profile B -> SIP -> ProxyServer: 127.0.0.1
Voice Services -> SP2 Service -> AuthUserName: (any userid)
Voice Services -> SP2 Service -> X_RegisterEnable: (unchecked)
And this:
Voice Services -> SP2 Service -> X_ServProvProfile: B
Thanks. I have made the changes and will test this out when I get home.
Quote from: CLTGreg on August 28, 2014, 09:26:12 AM
Can something like this be done to mix the 1032 with a 202? I assume so but I don't have a 1032 yet but I'd like one.
What I'd like to do is have the 1032 handle multiple lines and trunk out the ones I want to ring in the house. The 202 would handle ringing the house wiring so it appears on all my phones. I guess this could be done with all the lines but I don't want to be woke up by some of them ;D
The more technically-elegant way to do this would be to run some sort of PBX software/hardware, and set up the 1032s as extensions off of the PBX.
I'm not a PBX guru, but if you go with that solution, I am sure one of the guys will esplain it to ya.
I totally screwed up.
Define a dummy SIP trunk on SP1:
Service Providers -> ITSP Profile A -> SIP -> ProxyServer: 127.0.0.1
Voice Services -> SP1 Service -> AuthUserName: (any userid)
Voice Services -> SP1 Service -> X_RegisterEnable: (unchecked)
OBiBlueTooth -> InboundCallRoute:
{ph,sp1(anything@192.168.1.101:5060),sp1(anything@192.168.1.102:5060)}
I cannot get it to work. Here is Sip Profile 3.
Sip 3 Service
Here are my Bluetooth settings.
Do you see what I have wrong? I am only setting up the second 1032. The third will be arriving next week.
I think there is a misunderstanding of what has to be done. If true it's my fault because I didn't include everything needed in my 1st post and I wasn't clear with my 2nd post.
To send the call out OBi1032#1 you need a SIP trunk defined on OBi1032#1.
To receive a call on OBi1032#2 you need a SIP trunk defined on OBi1032#2.
sp3(1234@192.168.0.61:5062)
sp3 points to SP3 on OBi1032#1
5062 points to SP3 on OBi1032#2
I don't see anything wrong, so I think you just have to define a dummy SIP trunk on OBi1032#1's SP3.
Thanks. I set up the dummy SP3 on OBi1032 #1 exactly like SP3 on OBi1032 #2.
Did it work?
Not sure yet. My cell phone and I are at work. I will test it tonight when I get home.
It works great. Thanks for all your help.
Is it me or is the Obitalk network like the bastard step child or something?
I think it is worth noting here that if the Obitalk network were used instead of a intranetwork SIP connection, that a SP could be potentially saved AND the devices would not necessarily have to be within the same subnet or even LAN for that matter. I have always found forwarding setups with the Obitalk network to be fairly robust and troublefree. In as well it's the "5th SP" in the case of the 202 or "7th SP" in case of the 1032 and it seems like a shame to let it go to waste if you have uses for the other SP's on the Obi's. That's how I would make my connections to do all the forwarding if I had a similar scenario to you.
Quote from: Boykin on August 28, 2014, 07:14:41 AM
If possible, it needs to work with IP addresses over my LAN. The only internet I can get where I live is satellite internet and there would be a lot of lag if the call has to go out to the internet and then back to my LAN.
Usetheforceobiwan,
Apparently you didn't read the OP's requirements.
Edit:
In addition you don't need a dedicated trunk. You can use an existing SIP trunk to accomplish the above.
Quote from: azrobert on August 29, 2014, 08:50:48 PM
Quote from: Boykin on August 28, 2014, 07:14:41 AM
If possible, it needs to work with IP addresses over my LAN. The only internet I can get where I live is satellite internet and there would be a lot of lag if the call has to go out to the internet and then back to my LAN.
Usetheforceobiwan,
Apparently you didn't read the OP's requirements.
Edit:
In addition you don't need a dedicated trunk. You can use an existing SIP trunk to accomplish the above.
I was thinking of the case of using Google Voice on all the available SP's. Perhaps that clouded my judgement.
I still think it is worth a shot to see how much delay is introduced if using Obitalk even via satellite link. I have found pure Obi to Obi SIP setups to be more trouble-prone and harder to troubleshoot if they run into trouble - but maybe that's just me. Nice thing about using Obitalk though, you can relocate one of the Obis anywhere and it will still communicate to the end point you originally set up. Essentially, set it and forget it.
I forgot to pass CallerID.
OBiBlueTooth -> InboundCallRoute:
{ph,sp1(anything@192.168.1.101:5060;ui=$1),sp1(anything@192.168.1.102:5060;ui=$1)}
I made that change. It works. Thanks.
The lag is so bad with a microcell that I think doubling the trips up to the sat would make the call very lagged.
Is there a way to be able to pick up one of the 1032s that does not have the BT adapter and make a call using the cell phone? I can on the 1032 with the BT adapter, but not the ones without the adapter.
Not sure if this is possible or not.
Non-BT OBi1032
Change the current dummy trunk to:
Service Providers -> ITSP Profile C -> General -> DigitMap:
(1xxxxxxxxxx|[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|xxxxxxx)
(or your requirements for BT)
Service Providers -> ITSP Profile C -> SIP -> ProxyServer: 192.168.1.32
(IP addr of BT-OBi1032)
Service Providers -> ITSP Profile C -> SIP -> RegistrarServerPort: 5062
(Port# of SP3 on BT-OBi1032)
Voice Services -> SP3 Service -> AuthUserName: OBi1032
Voice Services -> SP3 Service -> X_RegisterEnable: (unchecked)
Voice Services -> SP3 Service -> X_ServProvProfile: C
BT OBi1032
Change the inbound route on current dummy trunk to:
Voice Services -> SP3 Service -> X_InboundCallRoute: {OBi1032>(xx.):bt},{ph}
On the Non-BT OBi1032 dial **3 followed by the outbound number
Thanks. I will give this a try when I get home.
I have a question I want to get your thoughts on. I am currently using OBIPlus, but the BT does not work correctly with OBIPlus. Every time I get a call on my cell and answer on a 1032, I get a sound like the other paryt is pressing buttons on their phone whenever they talk. Do you think if I ditched OBiPlus and used this setup with the 202 as the main device I would still have the problem or do you think the problem is with OBIPlus?
I have replaced my 202, the OBiBT dongle, and my cell phone and it still did not fix the problem. When I plug the BT dongle into the 1032 and use the above procedure to answer the calls on other 1032s, I do not have a problem.
This is only a guess, but it does sound like an OBiPlus problem.
QuoteI have replaced my 202, the OBiBT dongle, and my cell phone
Do you still have the old OBi202? You can remove OBiPlus try testing with it.
Is there a limit as to how many phones you can ring at the same time. I have the BT dongle on the old 202 and I can only get 2 out of the 3 1032s to ring when a call comes in on my cell. I can call out on each phone, but I cannot get them all to ring. Here is the inbound digit map for BT.
{ph,sp4(6@192.168.0.61:5063;ui=$1),sp4(6@192.168.0.62:5063;ui=$1),sp4(6@192.168.0.63:5063;ui=$1)}
I shortened the password to only one character to see if there was a length issue but that did not help. I can change the order in which the IP addresses appear in the digit map and the first 2 ring, but the 3rd does not.
I thought the limit was 4 devices including the phone port, so it should work.
Try this:
Voice Services -> SP4 Service -> MaxSessions: 5
If that doesn't work, here is another thing you can do:
Use: {ph,sp4(6@192.168.0.61:5063;ui=$1),sp4(6@192.168.0.62:5063;ui=$1)}
Then in OBi 192.168.0.62 set SP4 inbound route to:
{ph,sp4(6@192.168.0.63:5063;ui=$1)}
I assume by your post, you're not having the audio problems without OBiPlus.
Thanks. The max sessions default was 2. I changed it to 5 and now everything works.
I have not tested the audio quality yet. I did not get to work on this last night and it is 10:53 pm here now. I will test out the audio quality tomorrow night or over the weekend.
I appreciate your help.
Another question.
I am in the process of leaving OBiPlus. Since BT will not work correctly with it, I have no need for it. How would I go about setting up an extension on each 1032 so I can transfer calls from one to another? I would like to do this internally without going out over the internet. I am still on satellite internet and I don't want the lag.
Quote from: Boykin on January 29, 2016, 06:57:11 AM
Another question.
I am in the process of leaving OBiPlus. Since BT will not work correctly with it, I have no need for it. How would I go about setting up an extension on each 1032 so I can transfer calls from one to another? I would like to do this internally without going out over the internet. I am still on satellite internet and I don't want the lag.
The easiest way would be to use ObiLink http://www.obitalk.com/obinet/pg/obhdev/obilink but I don't know if the calls would be internal or go over the internet. (I have only one OBi device that supports ObiLink so have never been able to try it. Perhaps you could report your findings with it.)
You can route the call like you do in the inbound route on the BT OBi202, except use a speed dial.
1032-1 set as ext#10:
Speed dial#20: sp4(0@192.168.0.62:5063;ui=10)
Speed dial#30: sp4(0@192.168.0.63:5063;ui=10)
1032-2 set as ext#20:
Speed dial#10: sp4(0@192.168.0.61:5063;ui=20)
Speed dial#30: sp4(0@192.168.0.63:5063;ui=20)
1032-3 set as ext#30:
Speed dial#10: sp4(0@192.168.0.61:5063;ui=30)
Speed dial#20: sp4(0@192.168.0.62:5063;ui=30)
Thanks. I got the extensions set up and working.
I tested the cell phone and I still have the issue, so I guess it is a problem with the 202s and not OBiPlus. I am going to try disabling all the codecs and try one at a time to see if I can find one that makes a difference.
Is there anything else that could be causing this problem?
Do you have the current firmware installed?
Did you remove the OBiPlus firmware and not just stopped using it?
I never used OBiPlus, so I don't know how to remove it.
QuoteWhen I plug the BT dongle into the 1032 and use the above procedure to answer the calls on other 1032s, I do not have a problem.
If it works, why not use the BT adapter on one OBi1032?
On the non-BT 1032s, point the SP4 proxy to the BT 1032's IP address.
Set the IP Phone's Primary Line on the non-BT 1032s to SP4
Set the IP Phone's Primary Line on the BT 1032 to BT
Things I forgot.
If you want to pass CNAM, on the device using the BT adapter:
Service Providers -> ITSP Profile D SIP -> X_SpoofCallerID: Checked
On the BT InboundCallRoute the ";ui=$1" is now optional and can be removed.
If you want a CNAM when you call an extension, set it here:
Voice Services -> SP4 Service -> CallerIDName: Extension 10
Thanks. I did not factory reset the 202. I just made the modifications necessary to get what we talked about working. I was going to use the 202 so I would not have to redo everything else, but I have scrapped that plan. I have factory reset, deleted from ObiTalk and added all of my 1032s back. I am going to use one of them as the main and have the BT and SIP lines on it and have everything forwarded to the other 2 using the directions you have given me.
I made the decision to scrap the 202s for now when I started experimenting with disabling codecs on the 202. The 1032s would ring but you could not answer or make calls from them. I completely hosed codec profile A. I put everything back the way it was but it still did not work. I changed to B and everything worked again. Once I get all my settings off of the 202s, I will delete them from OBITalk and factory reset them to get rid of OBiPlus. I think I going to put the 202s in storage until I need them for something else.
Thanks for all your help.
Another question.
Does anyone have any idea why a SIP line from a local telco can be set up on a 202 using the wizard and work fine, but does not on a 1032. I can receive calls on the 1032, but I cannot call out. The SIP line will say registered on the 1032. I only had the SIP line on one device at a time in case there was a conflict.
Did you check the call history to see that the call is routed to the correct trunk? What happens, any error message or code?