Manufacturer of VOIP Gateways, Phones, etc.
WellGate 3502
- 2-port FXS gateway
- Support SIP, H.323 Prorotol
- Support DiffServ
WellGate 3502A
- 2-port FXS gateway
- Support SIP, H.323 Prorotol
- 2 Ethernet Ports
- Support DiffServ
WellGate 3504A
- 4-port FXS gateway
- Support SIP, H.323 Prorotol
- 2 Ethernet Ports
- Support DiffServ
WellGate 3802
- 2-port FXO gateway
- Support SIP, H.323 Prorotol
- Support DiffServ
WellGate 3804
- 4-port FXO gateway
- Support SIP, H.323 Prorotol
- Support DiffServ
WellGate 3806
- 6-port FXO gateway
- Support SIP, H.323 Prorotol
- Support DiffServ
WellGate 3701A
- 1-port FXS and 1-port FXO gateway
- Support SIP, H.323 Prorotol
- 2 Ethernet Ports
- Support DiffServ
- Support Routing Table
WellGate 3702A
- 2-port FXS and 2-port FXO gateway
- Support SIP, H.323 Prorotol
- 2 Ethernet Ports
- Support DiffServ
- Support Routing Table
IAD 161
- 1-port FXS gateway
- Support SIP, H.323 Prorotol
- Built-in IP Sharing and DHCP Server
- 3 extra Ethernet Ports as switch hub
- Support DiffServ
- Support Routing Table
IAD 162
- 1-port FXS and 1 PSTN lifeline gateway
- Support SIP, H.323 Prorotol
- Built-in IP Sharing and DHCP Server
- 3 extra Ethernet Ports as switch hub
- Support DiffServ
- Support Routing Table
See Also:
Welltech PhonesI found this while googling hope it helps others
http://www.sip-voip-gateway.com/rimages/33/Applications_WellGate_Asterisk.pdf
Caller ID for the FXO Units
You need to enable the FSK callerid by
"sysconf -callerid 1" is for Bellcore
"sysconf -callerid 2" is for ETSI.
For more information about FXO caller id detection, please go to:
http://www.welltech.com/support/voip/Application%20Note/English/FXO_Caller_ID_Detection.pdf
Available:
* Europe - Wildix srl
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The problem arises when I try to place two simultaneous, inbound or outbound calls, for some reason asterisk is mixing the channels and half hanging one. Sometimes my asterisk box is crashing after.
Settings in the wellgate:
Mode = Proxy
Detect silence = no (setting only available through telnet connection)
Echo canceller= yes
codec = ulaw
dtmf = inband
routes = From ip to FXO ---- From FXO to IP
In asterisk:
add peers for every line (put an x in line number in the wellgate if you don't want the to register this line)
fxolinenumber
type=friend
username=fxolinenumber
secret=somesecret
host=dynamic
nat=no
canreinvite=no
context=line1
disallow=all
allow=ulaw
dtmfmode=inband
Extensions.conf
;this is for receiving calls
line1
exten => 901,hint,SIP/joe&SIP/silv&SIP/joe_office ; Channel hints for presence
exten => 901,1,answer
exten => 901,2,wait,1
exten => 901,3,PlayBack(Thankyouktob)
exten => 901,4,NoOp(${CALLERID})
exten => 901,5,Dial(${HINT},30)
exten => 901,6,Playback(vm-nobodyavail)
exten => 901,7,Playback(vm-intro)
exten => 901,8,voicemail(s500)
exten => 901,106,Playback(vm-nobodyavail)
exten => 901,107,Playback(vm-intro)
exten => 901,108,voicemail(s500)
exten => 901,109,Hangup()
line2
same as above but replacing the extension for 902
With this configuration if an extension is busy and a second call enters, to the available fxo port, all my phones ring ok, but if I answer any of them, the channels are bridged and the mess starts.
With outbound calls the behavior is similar, if I select line one by the command dial(SIP/linenumber1) I hear tone from the fxo and can place a call normally, but if try to connect to the second outbound line dial(SIP/linenumber2), it jumps to busy and half hangs the first line.
Hope this helps some one, and I will appreciate any tips about why my sip channels are bridging.
Generic-looking unit: "FXO-06"
However, I've still got some kinks to work out, so if anybody can give me some pointers I'd appreciate it:
- Registration: is it important? The lines all show as "Not Registered", even though my SIP and security settings seem to match up perfectly with Asterisk's. At one point, I went on a binge of wild experimentation - I still don't know exactly what-all I tried - and I got the lines to show as Registered, but then my incoming calls got transferred stright to limbo. Didn't ring on any extension, never went to voicemail, nothing. So I went back to my previously-tested config - what I have now, where the security settings look right, but the lines still don't register - and at least the phones ring!
- Possibly related to registration: CallerID. What shows up on the extensions' displays is our own line numbers, not the caller's number - in other words, if our line 2 is "555-1235", and we receive a call from 213-822-3313, what I want to show up on our ringing extensions is 213-822-3313. Instead, our own number shows up. I suspect this is because the FXO port looks to Asterisk like an external phone, probably because we're not registered ahead of time. Any ideas?
- Half-dropped calls: intermittently, incoming calls will appear to be silent. The caller can hear us, but we can't hear them. There are lots of variables between the FXO and our extensions, so I'm not asking for detailed diagnosis, just some suggestions for places/things to look at.
Our setup:
6-port Welltech => Trixbox 1.1 => 6xGrandstream GXP-2000
(3 lines connected) AthlonXP2200 hardphones
Thanks! If I find out anything, I'll add it to this thread.
Re: anyone successfully configured welltech 3802 FXO?
thanks!
anyone successfully configured welltech 3802 FXO?
im a newbie to VOIP...
having difficulties setting up the welltech 3802 FXO...
where can i fine the fone frequencies for thailand?
anyone here already using this device?
some help will be really appreciated...