V100-PTMC User Manual
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1. ethl with V100_PTMC then you will need to modify X to 1 and modify vocalloaddr to the same network segment as eth You can also connect the V100_PTMC through other devices such as router switches and so on 2 2 Setting V100 PTMC NIC IP by running the below command Right here let s take eth1 for an example vim etc sysconfig network scripts ifcfg ethl OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn 20 OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual Set BOOTPROTO static Add two line IPADDR 10 1 1 80 NETMASK 255 255 255 0 Realtek Semiconductor Co Ltd RTL 8139 8139C 8139C DEVICE eth1 BOOTPROTO static ONBOOT yes HWADDR a0 98 05 02 00 01 NETMASK 255 255 255 0 IPADDR 10 1 1 80 Figure 7 ifcfg eth1 configurations After the network settings remember to perform service network restart to restart the network and activate VIOO PTMC NIC See more V100 PTMC details by ifconfig 2 3 Before starting Asterisk please run vim etc asterisk modules conf and add a line noload gt res timing pthread so at the end of modules conf it will disable the timing module Otherwise it s going to display many errors from asterisk 2 4 Enable asterisk by running asterisk vvvvvvvgc if it has been started before run asterisk r instead In the CLI perform module load codec openvox so to load V100 PTMC driver After entering into CLI type op and press Tab If it displays openvox which means installation finis2. interface or P4 in PTMC connectors packet interface is linking up The CFG2 3 is PT2MC PT3MC indicator If the CFG2 3 is red which means V100 PTMC is PT2MC option and the PTCC is PT2CC compliant While if CFG2 3 is green it means V100_PTMC is PT3MC OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn 12 OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual option and the PTCC is PT3CC compliant The CFG5 is PT5MC indicator Green light means V100_PTMC is PT5MC option and the PTCC is PT5CC compliant 2 4 Hardware Installation Procedures l 5 6 Make sure the V100_PTMC is compatible with your PCC PTCC V100_PTMC can be worked together with PCC32 PCC64 PT2CC PT3CC and PTSCC theoretically In practice Electrical compatibility of combinations that include user defined I O whether PMC or PTMC compliant must be taken into account The V100 PTMC I O pins are 5V tolerant for 3 3V It is recommended that you may consult to our technical support whether the V100 PTMC suits your application V 100 PTCCEVB is a PCI card for evaluating V100 PTMC s availability Make sure the PCC PTxCC that has V100_PTMC installed complies with the country specific safety regulations Power off your PCC PTxCC and unplug it from its AC power source Wear an Anti static Wrist Strap on your wrist Configure the Dip Switch to the right position Open the cover of the Comppact PCI Platform OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn 13 Op
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4. the use of this document OpenVox has made every effort to ensure that the information contained in this document is accurate and complete however the contents of this document are subject to revision without notice Please contact OpenVox to ensure you have the latest version of this document Trademarks All other trademarks mentioned in this document are the property of their respective owners EMC FCC Part 15 Class B EN55022 Class B EN55024 Safety EN60950 OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual Contents General Safety Instructions esssessseessecesocesooessocssocessocesccssoosecocessecssecesocesoosssosssseessese 5 Test ENVICONINEUtS a cesidenscdy dens scwntciaielenchanunuicesauleteadcusun HR Le eese sasssa taierea soris isisao siaina 6 Chapter 1 Overview e 7 1 1 What is Asterisk 0 0 0 0 ccccccsssssscecececeesensscceceseccesenssseeceseceesenssnaeeeseceeseneneagees 7 2 What is V t00 PTMC 22 aou Gua hultn a p IR ms ARA REA 8 Chapter 2 Hardware Setup visciisssssiscccesssecesosssiccaessscesess PESE eEEV EFE PES YER EPOXE PP EF En PE RES Et PP PE EpUS 9 2 1 Hardware Introduction ensisi tasiti eiii e ernai eiie 9 22 DIP SWiteh SEUD assire seie ee eraa Ra a rE Er ESEE EEEN EEE ANERE 11 2 3 EBD TAI CAO Fs eec eae toro sued ore Gosden dan baeo dep res MERE aaan 12 2 4 Hardware Installation Procedures cccsccccccccecsss
5. OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual penVox OpenVox Communication Co Ltd V100 PTMC OpenVox V100 PTMC User Manual Date 21th Feb 2012 Version 2 2 OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual j O A OpenVox Communication Co Ltd Most Advanced Asterisk Cards Address F 3 Block No 127 Jindi Industrial Zone Shazui Road Futian District Shenzhen Guangdong 518048 China Tel 86 755 82535461 82535095 82535362 Fax 86 755 83823074 Business Contact sales 9 openvox com cn Technical Support support openvox com cn Business Hours 09 00 18 00 GMT 8 from Monday to Friday URL www openvox cn Thank You for Choosing OpenVox Products OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual Copyright Copyright 2011 OpenVox Inc All rights reserved No part of this document may be reproduced without prior written permission Confidentiality Information contained herein is of a highly sensitive nature and is confidential and proprietary to OpenVox Inc No part may be distributed reproduced or disclosed orally or in written form to any party other than the direct recipients without the express written consent of OpenVox Inc Disclaimer OpenVox Inc reserves the right to modify the design characteristics and products at any time without notification or obligation and shall not be held liable for any error or damage of any kind resulting from
6. TD URL www openvox cn 23 OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual Chapter 3 Reference WWW Openvox cn www digium com www asterisk org www voip info org www asteriskguru com Tips Any questions during installation please consult in our forum or look up for answers from the following websites Forum wiki 24 OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual Appendix A Specifications Dimension Compliant with IEEE1386 mechanical specifications 149 0x74 0mm PCB Interfaces PCI 32bit 33 66MHz Local CT 10 100 1000 BASE T RJ45 UART Backplane Gbe PMC Connector Power Requirements e 2 2A 3 3V Operating Temperature Range 0 to 50 C Humidity 10 to 90 NON CONDENSING OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn 25 OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual Hardware and Software Requirements PCC PT2CC PT3CC PTSCC Windows Linux in Host OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn 26 OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual Appendix B Transcoding Codec Support eG 711 G 729 iLBC G 722 GSM AMR G 723 G 726 SIRENIA Transcoding Table transcode Source code ilbc 2722 g723 g726 g729 alaw ulaw gsm e 2 242 2 24 2 2 a AJASTAA 2 24 2 2 2 amr 2e 42 24 2 2 24 2 2 2 a 2 24 2 2 2 2 siren14 means
7. dt dt dt dt yum install libxml2 devel If there is no kernel source in the system users should also install it by running like yum install kernel devel If the dependency has been installed system indicates that nothing to do which means you could go to the next one directly Otherwise the system will keep on installing it Among DAHDI Asterisk and V100_PTMC let s install DAHDI firstly Please execute those commands under the directory of usr src in generally cd usr src tar xzvf openvox dahdi linux complete XX OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn 17 OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual cd dahdi linux complete XX make make install 4k dt make config Caution If there is something wrong after make please refer to HERE In the url link the moderator introduces you a method how to patch After patching save your changes and exit Then run make again if successfully done it is time for you to install Asterisk Please operate those commands to install Asterisk cd usr src tar xzvf astersik XX tar gz cd asterisk XX configure make make install 4k dt dt dt dt HF make samples Please operate those commands to install V100_PTMC 18 OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual cd usr src tar xzvf opvx tc linux x86 1 1 0 tar gz cd opvx tc linux x86 1 1 0 libopxtc make install cd usr src opvx
8. enVox V100 PTMC user manual 7 Remove the filler plate from the front panel of the PCC PTxCC See Figure 5 8 The V100 PTMC must be positioned with care to avoid damaging components against the voltage key post 9 The V100 PTMC bezel enters the front panel of the PCC PTxCC into alignment with the signal connectors See Figure 5 10 Mount the screws See Figure 5 11 Replace the cover of the PCC PTxCC 12 Plug the UTP cable into RJ45 Jack of the V100_PTMC only if the Media Control Path is the front panel RJA5 UTP 13 Plug the AC power source PMC Card P d aa Filler Plate A 2m PMC CARRIER PI2CC PT3CC PTI5CC Figure 5 View V100 PTMC Installations OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn 14 OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual Chapter 3 Software Installation and Configuration There are three ways to access the DSP which are Front panel RJ45 P4 in PTMC connectors Back panel RJ45 on your server and P1 P2 in PTMC connectors PCI bus So you are able to select a type according to the specific environment 3 1 Download Download Asterisk package by command below wget http downloads asterisk org pub telephon y asterisk old releases asterisk 1 6 2 11 tar gz Download DAHDI package by command below wget http downloads openvox cn pub drivers da hdi linux complete releases 1 3 3 openvox dahdi 1 inux complete 2 4 1 242 4 1 tar gz Download V100 PTMC package by co
9. esscececeeeceesessnseaeeeeeeeeeenes 13 Chapter 3 Software Installation and Configuration e eee 15 3 1 Download sites teta e e Debet cree es 15 3 2 Installation ere eoi a e o EIS TREE SEE ERN 16 33 Call E m 22 Chapter 3 Referente ses ssisssssccosssvncsiesssesceutscncesssoussveassonsneasseacesesves tease cosess bossos siess 24 Appendix A Specifications e sseessocescocscocessccesocesocesooessocessecssocsscoosesoeessecesocesocsssosesse 25 Appendix B Transcoding essseessocescocssocessccesocesocesoocssocessecesocsscosecseessecssocesocsssosesse 27 OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual General Safety Instructions CAUTION 1 The PxCC that has V100_PTMC card installed must comply with the country specific safety regulations 2 Only service personnel should install V100_PTMC card 3 Before you install V100 PTMC card or remove the cover from your PMC carrier Unplug the power cord from the computer 4 Foravoiding personal injuries and damage to your computer and V100 PTMC card make sure the card s bezel is secured to the PMC carrier s Chassis ground by fastening the card with the screw 5 Electrical Surges ESD are very destructive to the equipment To avoid it make sure there is a low impedance discharge path from your computer to Chassis ground 6 To reduce the risk of damage or injury follow all steps or procedures as instructed
10. hed elementarily Please also perform other OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn 21 OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual commands to check related information for instance run openvox show translators to show supportive code conversion mode CLI openvox show translators Ilbc to g726 G726 to ilbc g723 to g726 Ulaw to g722 G729 to ulaw ulaw to g729 It will show license information as below after run openvox show license CLI gt openvox show license License info max 256 current 0 3 3 Call Test Run command below to register two SIP phone and add configuration at the end of sip conf vim etc asterisk sip conf 22 OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual 666 type friend user 666 secret 666 host dynamic context from internal allow all canreinvite no 888 type friend user 888 secret 888 host dynamic context from internal allow all canreinvite no Figure 8 SIP phone register Add dial plan at the end of extensions conf vim etc asterisk extensions conf from internal exten 666 1 Dial sip 666 exten 666 2 Hangup exten 888 1 Dial sip 888 exten gt 888 2 Hangup Figure 9 dialplan Follow the above dialplan to configure two SIP phones one chooses G711 alaw ulaw as audio encoding pattern and the other choose G729 If call normally it means installation is successful OpenVox Communication Co L
11. ication Co LTD URL www openvox cn OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual 1 2 What is V100 PTMC The V100 PTMC is a high density codec transcoding card In addition it is extended to provide voice quality processing features such as voice echo cancellation and adaptive noise reduction The V100_PTMC is a PTMC which is compliant with PCIMG2 15 IEEE1386 IEEE1386 1 and can be integrated into customer s Compact PCI system The V100 PTMC also features Ethernet ports and local CT bus on board And it can also handle IP TO IP or IP TO TDM transcoding The V100 PTMC is composed of a core module and a PTMC extender board The core module contains Vocallo DSP RAM Flash Power Supply UART 2 Giga Macs and TDM bus interfaces The extender PTMC board contains PMC connectors Giga NIC Glue Dip Switch RJ45 interface of front panel It connects core module and PCC PTxCC Target Applications Hosted VoIP Gateway Conferencing Server IVR Server Distributed Office PBX Call Centers OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn OpenVox V100_PTMC user manual Chapter 2 Hardware Setup There are some points that should be paid attention to when set up V100_PTMC In addition OpenVox design and manufacture V100 PTCCEVB evaluation board to help the customers to evaluate the V100 PTMC on standard PCI bus The following is the V100 PTMC image PMC Standoff e 9 i Connector Signal Voltage Keyhole Fro
12. mmand below wget http downloads openvox cn pub drivers tr anscoding cards opvx tc linux x86 current tar gz OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn 15 OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual 3 2 Installation Caution Remember to disable SELinux service Perform vim etc selinux config change the value of parameter SELINUX to disabled and then reboot your computer please This file controls the state of SELinux on the system 4 SELINUX can take one of these three values enforcing SELinux security policy is enforced permissive SELinux prints warnings instead of enforcing disabled SELinux is fully disabled SELINUX disabled SELINUXTYPE type of policy in use Possible values are SELINUXTYPE targeted Figure 6 SELinux configuration file 1 Software installation Some dependencies are crucial If any of them is absent the software installation process would not go through successfully Let s run yum install XX XX stands for the dependency s name to check the availability of dependencies yum install bison yum install bison devel yum install ncurses yum install ncurses devel zt zt zt zt yum install zlib 16 OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn 9 i V100 _PTMC user manual yum install zlib devel yum install openssl yum install openssl devel yum install gnutls devel yum install gcc yum install gcc c t t yum install libxml2 b dE dt dt
13. nt panel RJ45 LED Indicator Figure 2 V100 PTMC 2 1 Hardware Introduction 1 Vocallo DSP and Core Module The Vocallo DSP which is used to address transcoding is located in the OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual core module The media flow enters and exits through inherent MAC interface and TDM bus interface while the control flow enters and exits just through inherent MAC interface 2 Giga NIC The Giga NIC located in extender PMC board bridges the host located in PCC PTxCC through PCI bus to the vocallo DSP through Eth1 3 Front Panel RJ45 The front panel RJ45 in extender PMC board supports to provide the packet interface to access the DSP In some applications the remote host can communicate with the Vocallo DSP through the front panel RJ45 interface The interface is always available except PTSMC option is chosen 4 P4 in PTMC Connectors The P4 is another packet interface to access the DSP This interface enables when PT5MC option is chosen 5 PTMC Connectors There are four PTMC connectors which are compliant with PCIMG2 15 PTMC electrical specification and IEEE1386 IEEE1386 1 PMC OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn 10 OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual mechanical specifications located in V1I00 PTMC 6 Glue The glue located in extender PMC board bridges the UART and H 110 bus in PMC carrier PTxCC to the Uart and TDM bus in c
14. ore module 2 2 Dip Switch Setup The Dip switch located at extender PMC board is for configuring the V100 PTMC options The following is the Dip Switch Outline Figure 3 Dip Switch Pin 1 is Vocallo DSP Device ID option If it is ON the DSP ID is Ox FE If it is switched to OFF default that means the DSP ID is Ox FF If dual V100_PTMCs are provided on the same PCC PTCC one of them should be set to Ox FE and the other should be set to OxFF Pin 2 is TDM clock of Vocallo DSP enable option If it is ON the TDM clock is disabled default If it is switched to OFF the TDM clock is enabled 11 OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual Pin3 Pind and Pin5 are PTMC configuration options The V100_PTMC supports 3 PTMC configurations PT2MC PT3MC PT5MC via Pin3 Pin4 and Pin5 Status ON represents binary digital 1 while OFF means 0 For Example if Pin3 Pin5 is set to 010 PT2MC default configuration is enabled If Pin3 Pin5 is set to 011 PT3MC configuration is enabled If Pin3 Pin5 is set to 101 PT5MC configuration is enabled 2 3 LED Indicator There are 4 LEDs located on the front panel A OpenVox I R O OCFG2 3 5 LNK cras M J Figure 4 Front panel The T R flash indicates the front panel RJ45 or P4 in PTMC connectors packet interface is transmitting or receiving data normally The LNK light indicates the front panel RJ45 packet
15. please OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual Test Environments CentOS 5 5 Kernel version 2 6 18 194 el5 V100_PTMC opvx_tc_linux_x86 1 1 0 Asterisk 1 6 2 11 DAHDI dahdi linux complete 2 4 1 2 2 4 1 Hardware Openvox V100_PTMC OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn OpenVox V100_PTMC user manual Chapter 1 Overview 1 1 What is Asterisk The Definition of Asterisk is described as follows Asterisk is a complete PBX in software It runs on Linux BSD and Windows emulated and provides all of the features you would expect from a PBX and more Asterisk does voice over IP in four protocols and can interoperate with almost all standards based telephony equipment using relatively inexpensive hardware Asterisk provides Voicemail services with Directory Call Conferencing Interactive Voice Response and Call Queuing It has support for three way calling caller ID services ADSI IAX SIP H323 as both client and gateway MGCP call manager only and SCCP Skinny voip info org Je Operating System Linux and FreeBSD OpenSource Drivers Asterisk DAHDI Zaptel Bristuff Misdn and ISDN4BSD Protocol SIP IAX SS7 MGCP H323 R2 and more Applications IVR CRM FAX E mail CallCenter Billing and your application FF Asterisk SIP phone Switch VOIP PBX Analog phone PC Softphone Figure 1 Topology OpenVox Commun
16. tc linux x86 1 1 0 codec asterisk make install 2 Configuration 2 1 Modify openvox_codec conf vim etc asterisk openvox codec conf A If using P1 P2 in PTMC connectors PCI bus as communication interface in this situation please simultaneously plugging V100_PTMC and asterisk cards to the same server Sample configuration file openvox_codec conf is as follows ethx V100 NIC device name baseudp 5000 Vocalloaddr 10 1 1 10 IP of V100 Multicore DSP chip If your V100_PTMC is recognized as eth1 by the system then you need to change the ethX to eth1 One thing you need to note is place V100 PTMC NIC IP and vocalloaddr IP to same network segment and OpenVox Communication Co LTD URL www openvox cn 19 OpenVox V100 PTMC user manual make these two IPs are different B If using Front panel RJ45 or Back panel RJ45 on your server as communication interface please directly ignore step 2 2 below In this case you will need another PC to provide power to V100 PTMC Plug V100 PTMC to the PC and then connect the Asterisk server with the PC over cable or other network devices Sample of configuration file openvox_codec conf are as follows ethX Baseudp 5000 Vocalloaddr 192 168 2 186 the IP is available The X in ethX means the number of the network device that connects with Asterisk server For example if your server has two network interface cards one is ethO and the other is ethl and suppose to connect
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