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Bulek: /* Tricks */

2012-09-12T01:31:06Z

Tricks

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	== Tricks ==		== Tricks ==

			=== How to setup FM Tuner ===

			1. Create Audio Receiver Device (Marantz SR5600 in my case)

			2. Create its child device: Tuner - Digital - OTARadio #2042 (ID of 64 in my case)

			3. Create Media Scenario :

			[[File:tuner_scenarios.png]]

			First two commands select proper input (FM Tuner) on audio receiver and tune FM Tuner to certain frequency. Device 64 is device from 2. In such configuration special screen appears for basic control of Tuner (mostly only Mute/Vol+-).


	=== Nokia N800 ===		=== Nokia N800 ===

Bulek at 12:42, 24 September 2008

2008-09-24T12:42:28Z

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	=== Setting up telephony features my way... ===		=== Setting up telephony features my way... ===
	1. call comes in and you have to somehow to reroute it to individual users		1. call comes in and you have to somehow to reroute it to individual users

	2. if you go to users page on web-admin, you can see "Extension for intercom" - that's virtual internal number for each user...		2. if you go to users page on web-admin, you can see "Extension for intercom" - that's virtual internal number for each user...

	3. if you go to Telecom-Call Routing, there you can determine what will happen with incoming call to each user depending on whether it is normal or priority caller and depending on user's mode...		3. if you go to Telecom-Call Routing, there you can determine what will happen with incoming call to each user depending on whether it is normal or priority caller and depending on user's mode...

	I do it in slightly different manner, cause I think it's too much to make all those settings for all users...		I do it in slightly different manner, cause I think it's too much to make all those settings for all users...

	I usually setup up two adition users (hidden from Orbiters): Doorphone and Housephone		I usually setup up two adition users (hidden from Orbiters): Doorphone and Housephone

	I reroute calls from doorphone to virtual extension of user Doorphone and all incoming calls to virtual extension of Housephone		I reroute calls from doorphone to virtual extension of user Doorphone and all incoming calls to virtual extension of Housephone

	Therefore I make all those settings in Telecom-Call Routing but only for those two "users".		Therefore I make all those settings in Telecom-Call Routing but only for those two "users".

	Now for instance you can set call routing :		Now for instance you can set call routing :

	- to ring phones and then to voicemail if user is in Home mode		- to ring phones and then to voicemail if user is in Home mode
	- to go directly to voicemail or to forward call to your celullar phone when you're away		- to go directly to voicemail or to forward call to your celullar phone when you're away

	in my case I have SIP trunk as connection to my ip provider I just set all incoming calls to go to extension of housephone (in Advanced-Configuration-Phones setup - where you get Freepbx menus)		in my case I have SIP trunk as connection to my ip provider I just set all incoming calls to go to extension of housephone (in Advanced-Configuration-Phones setup - where you get Freepbx menus)

Bulek at 12:41, 24 September 2008

2008-09-24T12:41:37Z

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	[[User:Lozzo\|Lozzo]] 11:40, 8 October 2007 (MST)		[[User:Lozzo\|Lozzo]] 11:40, 8 October 2007 (MST)

			=== Setting up telephony features my way... ===
			1. call comes in and you have to somehow to reroute it to individual users
			2. if you go to users page on web-admin, you can see "Extension for intercom" - that's virtual internal number for each user...
			3. if you go to Telecom-Call Routing, there you can determine what will happen with incoming call to each user depending on whether it is normal or priority caller and depending on user's mode...

			I do it in slightly different manner, cause I think it's too much to make all those settings for all users...
			I usually setup up two adition users (hidden from Orbiters): Doorphone and Housephone
			I reroute calls from doorphone to virtual extension of user Doorphone and all incoming calls to virtual extension of Housephone
			Therefore I make all those settings in Telecom-Call Routing but only for those two "users".
			Now for instance you can set call routing :
			- to ring phones and then to voicemail if user is in Home mode
			- to go directly to voicemail or to forward call to your celullar phone when you're away

			in my case I have SIP trunk as connection to my ip provider I just set all incoming calls to go to extension of housephone (in Advanced-Configuration-Phones setup - where you get Freepbx menus)

Bulek: /* Contributing/Changing templates notes */

2008-03-13T10:47:42Z

Contributing/Changing templates notes

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	I'm doing this for better trace of sqlcvs contributions entered...		I'm doing this for better trace of sqlcvs contributions entered...

	12.03.2008: - added Cybrotech manufacturer		12.03.2008:
	- added template for Cybrotech Automation Interface		- added Cybrotech manufacturer
			- added template for Cybrotech Automation Interface

	==Request for comment==		==Request for comment==

Bulek: /* Contributing/Changing templates notes */

2008-03-12T00:34:16Z

Contributing/Changing templates notes

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	I'm doing this for better trace of sqlcvs contributions entered...		I'm doing this for better trace of sqlcvs contributions entered...

			12.03.2008: - added Cybrotech manufacturer
			- added template for Cybrotech Automation Interface




	==Request for comment==		==Request for comment==

Bulek at 00:23, 12 March 2008

2008-03-12T00:23:57Z

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-Nokia N800
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   /usr/bin/Orbiter -r 192.168.80.1 -d 36 -l /tmp/orbiter.log
 ==Request for comment==

Lozzo at 18:40, 8 October 2007

2007-10-08T18:40:16Z

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			==Request for comment==
			Hi,
			I've made a request for comment with regard to a debate we're having about categorization of articles. If you could take a look here [[LinuxMCE Wiki talk:Community Portal]] when you have time and perhaps leave a comment I'd be very grateful.

			[[User:Lozzo\|Lozzo]] 11:40, 8 October 2007 (MST)

Bulek at 15:50, 2 October 2007

2007-10-02T15:50:55Z

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	4. transfer fonts		4. transfer fonts
	From Core		From Core
	mkdir /usr/share/fonts/truetype/		mkdir /usr/share/fonts/truetype/
	mkdir /usr/share/fonts/truetype/msttcorefonts/		mkdir /usr/share/fonts/truetype/msttcorefonts/

	to N800 into same directory		to N800 into same directory
			tar zxvf tts_fonts.tgz

	4. Run Orbiter :		4. Run Orbiter :

Bulek at 15:47, 2 October 2007

2007-10-02T15:47:37Z

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	passwd xxxx		passwd xxxx

	2. Run Orbiter :		2. enable Red Code (address matrix in new repository)

			3. install all needed packages

			4. transfer fonts
			From Core
			mkdir /usr/share/fonts/truetype/
			mkdir /usr/share/fonts/truetype/msttcorefonts/

			to N800 into same directory

			4. Run Orbiter :
	Much easier from GUI, but if you have problems, starting by hand would help :		Much easier from GUI, but if you have problems, starting by hand would help :

	/usr/bin/Orbiter -r 192.168.80.1 -d 36 -l /tmp/orbiter.log		/usr/bin/Orbiter -r 192.168.80.1 -d 36 -l /tmp/orbiter.log

Bulek at 15:38, 2 October 2007

2007-10-02T15:38:31Z

New page

Nokia N800

1. gain root access
install openssh
ssh root@localhost
passwd xxxx

2. Run Orbiter :
Much easier from GUI, but if you have problems, starting by hand would help :

/usr/bin/Orbiter -r 192.168.80.1 -d 36 -l /tmp/orbiter.log