Linksys SPA2000 - Revision history

Mcefan at 02:54, 20 October 2012

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	http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Sipura+SPA-2000		http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Sipura+SPA-2000

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	== Setup ==		== Setup ==

Twodogs at 13:40, 8 November 2011

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	== General Information ==		== General Information ==

Zaerc at 14:35, 18 October 2010

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	Now enjoy LMCE Telecom on your old analog phone line!		Now enjoy LMCE Telecom on your old analog phone line!

	~~[[Category:Tutorials]][[Category:PSTN Setups]]~~

Zaerc: Sipura/Linksys spa2000 moved to Linksys SPA2000

2010-10-18T14:31:38Z

Sipura/Linksys spa2000 moved to Linksys SPA2000

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Dpaul: /* Setup */

2009-03-17T04:59:32Z

Setup

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	Next, go to the Line 2 tab. Make the same changes as above.		Next, go to the Line 2 tab. Make the same changes as above.


	Now enjoy LMCE Telecom on your old analog phone line!		Now enjoy LMCE Telecom on your old analog phone line!

	[[Category:Tutorials]][[Category:PSTN Setups]]		[[Category:Tutorials]][[Category:PSTN Setups]]

Dpaul: /* Setup */

2009-03-17T04:59:14Z

Setup

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	Next, go to the Line 1 tab. Change the following:		Next, go to the Line 1 tab. Change the following:

	Line Enable: Yes		Line Enable: Yes

	SIP Port: 5060		SIP Port: 5060

	Proxy: 192.168.80.1		Proxy: 192.168.80.1

	Register: Yes		Register: Yes

	Register Expires: 3600		Register Expires: 3600

	Make Call Without Reg: yes		Make Call Without Reg: yes

	Ans Call Without Reg: yes		Ans Call Without Reg: yes

	Display Name: <extension number LMCE assigned your Generic Phone device> (mine was 206 for example)		Display Name: <extension number LMCE assigned your Generic Phone device> (mine was 206 for example)

	UserID: <again, extension number LMCE assigned your Generic Phone device>		UserID: <again, extension number LMCE assigned your Generic Phone device>

	Password: <once again, extension number LMCE assigned your Generic Phone device>		Password: <once again, extension number LMCE assigned your Generic Phone device>

	Use AuthID: no		Use AuthID: no

	Preferred Codec: set to G711u		Preferred Codec: set to G711u

	Use Pref Codec Only: no		Use Pref Codec Only: no

	Dial Plan: (xxx\|xxxx\|xxxxxxx\|xxxxxxxxxx\|1xxxxxxxxxx)		Dial Plan: (xxx\|xxxx\|xxxxxxx\|xxxxxxxxxx\|1xxxxxxxxxx)

Dpaul: /* General Information */

2009-03-17T04:58:18Z

General Information

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	== General Information ==		== General Information ==

	The Sipura (now bought out by Linksys) spa 2000 is a pstn (analog phone line) to Asterisk gateway device that provides a SIP interface for 2 FXS ports (analog phone). This allows you to use your analog phones with LinuxMCE/~~Asterix~~.		The Sipura (now bought out by Linksys) spa 2000 is a pstn (analog phone line) to Asterisk gateway device that provides a SIP interface for 2 FXS ports (analog phone). This allows you to use your analog phones with LinuxMCE/Asterisk.

	http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Sipura+SPA-2000		http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Sipura+SPA-2000

Dpaul: /* Setup */

2009-03-17T04:57:55Z

Setup

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	In the web admin, on the left pane under devices, select Phones. On the resulting page, you should see all of the Orbiter Embedded Phones that your system already has. At the bottom of this page, click the "Add Device" button, then select "Generic SIP Softphone" from the Device Template picker. Click the "Pick device template" button.		In the web admin, on the left pane under devices, select Phones. On the resulting page, you should see all of the Orbiter Embedded Phones that your system already has. At the bottom of this page, click the "Add Device" button, then select "Generic SIP Softphone" from the Device Template picker. Click the "Pick device template" button.
	Now notice that you have a new phone device in you list. Change the name to something like "House Line", set the PK_FloorplanObjectType to "Cordless Phone", set the Phone Type to SIP. Notice that the PhoneNumber is already filled out. LEAVE THIS ALONE AND REMEMBER IT! This will be the extension of your internal analog phones (or whatever single phone you have plugged into the FXS Port!) Also, you can assign this phone a room (it really doesn't matter which one you choose) and make sure the "Controlled By" column says Asterisk. If it does not say "Asterisk", click on it and choose Asterisk (Asterisk) - from the dropdown. When finished, Hit the Update button at the bottom of the screen to save these changes. You will have to reload your router, and do a quick regen on all orbiters manually (from the Devices->Orbiters section)		Now notice that you have a new phone device in you list. Change the name to something like "House Line", set the PK_FloorplanObjectType to "Cordless Phone", set the Phone Type to SIP. Notice that the PhoneNumber is already filled out. LEAVE THIS ALONE AND REMEMBER IT! This will be the extension of your internal analog phones (or whatever single phone you have plugged into the FXS Port!) Also, you can assign this phone a room (it really doesn't matter which one you choose) and make sure the "Controlled By" column says Asterisk. If it does not say "Asterisk", click on it and choose Asterisk (Asterisk) - from the dropdown. When finished, Hit the Update button at the bottom of the screen to save these changes. You will have to reload your router, and do a quick regen on all orbiters manually (from the Devices->Orbiters section)


	Repeat the above steps to create another device if you plan on using the second FXS port.		Repeat the above steps to create another device if you plan on using the second FXS port.
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	Now go ahead and connect the spa2000 to your internal network switch. Dial **** from the connected handset to get the IP address. Open up a web browser on the network, and enter the IP address to go to the spa2000 admin page. In the upper right hand corner, click on the link for Advanced.		Now go ahead and connect the spa2000 to your internal network switch. Dial **** from the connected handset to get the IP address. Open up a web browser on the network, and enter the IP address to go to the spa2000 admin page. In the upper right hand corner, click on the link for Advanced.


	Next, go to the SIP tab. Change the following:		Next, go to the SIP tab. Change the following:

Dpaul: /* Setup */

2009-03-17T04:57:23Z

Setup

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	== Setup ==		== Setup ==

	We are going to accomplish this setup in 2 easy steps:		We are going to accomplish this setup in 2 easy steps:
	1) Adding the device for the internal phone lines (FXS ports)		1) Adding the device for the internal phone lines (FXS ports)
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	'''Step 1 - Adding the device template for the FXS ports (your internal phone/phones)'''		'''Step 1 - Adding the device template for the FXS ports (your internal phone/phones)'''

	In the web admin, on the left pane under devices, select Phones. On the resulting page, you should see all of the Orbiter Embedded Phones that your system already has. At the bottom of this page, click the "Add Device" button, then select "Generic SIP Softphone" from the Device Template picker. Click the "Pick device template" button.		In the web admin, on the left pane under devices, select Phones. On the resulting page, you should see all of the Orbiter Embedded Phones that your system already has. At the bottom of this page, click the "Add Device" button, then select "Generic SIP Softphone" from the Device Template picker. Click the "Pick device template" button.
	Now notice that you have a new phone device in you list. Change the name to something like "House Line", set the PK_FloorplanObjectType to "Cordless Phone", set the Phone Type to SIP. Notice that the PhoneNumber is already filled out. LEAVE THIS ALONE AND REMEMBER IT! This will be the extension of your internal analog phones (or whatever single phone you have plugged into the FXS Port!) Also, you can assign this phone a room (it really doesn't matter which one you choose) and make sure the "Controlled By" column says Asterisk. If it does not say "Asterisk", click on it and choose Asterisk (Asterisk) - from the dropdown. When finished, Hit the Update button at the bottom of the screen to save these changes. You will have to reload your router, and do a quick regen on all orbiters manually (from the Devices->Orbiters section)		Now notice that you have a new phone device in you list. Change the name to something like "House Line", set the PK_FloorplanObjectType to "Cordless Phone", set the Phone Type to SIP. Notice that the PhoneNumber is already filled out. LEAVE THIS ALONE AND REMEMBER IT! This will be the extension of your internal analog phones (or whatever single phone you have plugged into the FXS Port!) Also, you can assign this phone a room (it really doesn't matter which one you choose) and make sure the "Controlled By" column says Asterisk. If it does not say "Asterisk", click on it and choose Asterisk (Asterisk) - from the dropdown. When finished, Hit the Update button at the bottom of the screen to save these changes. You will have to reload your router, and do a quick regen on all orbiters manually (from the Devices->Orbiters section)
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	'''Step 2 - Configuring the spa2000'''		'''Step 2 - Configuring the spa2000'''

	This part assumes a factory default starting point. To do this, hook up an analog phone to the FXS (phone) port, and dial ****		This part assumes a factory default starting point. To do this, hook up an analog phone to the FXS (phone) port, and dial ****
	When prompted, enter ****73738# from the telephone keypad, then press 1 to confirm. This will reset the unit to factory defaults.		When prompted, enter ****73738# from the telephone keypad, then press 1 to confirm. This will reset the unit to factory defaults.

	Now go ahead and connect the spa2000 to your internal network switch. Dial **** from the connected handset to get the IP address. Open up a web browser on the network, and enter the IP address to go to the spa2000 admin page. In the upper right hand corner, click on the links for Advanced.

	Go to the ~~System tab~~. ~~Under "Internet Connection Type" do~~ the ~~following:~~		Now go ahead and connect the spa2000 to your internal network switch. Dial **** from the connected handset to get the IP address. Open up a web browser on the network, and enter the IP address to go to the spa2000 admin page. In the upper right hand corner, click on the link for Advanced.

	Next, go to the SIP tab. Change the following:		Next, go to the SIP tab. Change the following:

	RTP Packet Size: 0.020		RTP Packet Size: 0.020



	Next, go to the Line 1 tab. Change the following:		Next, go to the Line 1 tab. Change the following:

	Line Enable: Yes		Line Enable: Yes

	SIP Port: 5060		SIP Port: 5060

	Proxy: 192.168.80.1		Proxy: 192.168.80.1

	Register: Yes		Register: Yes

	Register Expires: 3600		Register Expires: 3600

	Make Call Without Reg: yes		Make Call Without Reg: yes

	Ans Call Without Reg: yes		Ans Call Without Reg: yes

	Display Name: <extension number LMCE assigned your Generic Phone device> (mine was 206 for example)		Display Name: <extension number LMCE assigned your Generic Phone device> (mine was 206 for example)

	UserID: <again, extension number LMCE assigned your Generic Phone device>		UserID: <again, extension number LMCE assigned your Generic Phone device>

	Password: <once again, extension number LMCE assigned your Generic Phone device>		Password: <once again, extension number LMCE assigned your Generic Phone device>

	Use AuthID: no		Use AuthID: no

	Preferred Codec: set to G711u		Preferred Codec: set to G711u

	Use Pref Codec Only: no		Use Pref Codec Only: no

	Dial Plan: (xxx\|xxxx\|xxxxxxx\|xxxxxxxxxx\|1xxxxxxxxxx)		Dial Plan: (xxx\|xxxx\|xxxxxxx\|xxxxxxxxxx\|1xxxxxxxxxx)

Dpaul: /* Setup */

2009-03-17T04:56:16Z

Setup

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	Use AuthID: no		Use AuthID: no

	Preferred Codec: set to ~~either~~ G711u ~~or G726-40~~		Preferred Codec: set to G711u

	Use Pref Codec Only: no		Use Pref Codec Only: no