Incoming/Outgoing Fix - As Posted By "tony_qc"

[tony_qc]

here my settings for now: PAP2T-NA
PAP2T VS PAP2 : same thing but PAP2T have twice the memory
NA: mean unlocked and that what you want!

Official PAP2T guide: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_i ... t_user.pdf
with common problems and solutions

All official FPL guides: http://forum.freephoneline.ca/viewforum.php?f=15

WARNING MANY PAP2T are conterfiet on ebay!! you can watch the MAC adresse here : http://www.coffer.com/mac_find/
if the mac address don't give cisco or linksys, its a conterfiet PAP2T!!!

updated Mar 11, 2010

System:
HostName: PAP2T
Primary NTP Server: 64.90.182.55
Secondary NTP Server: 192.43.244.18


SIP:
RTP Packet Size: 0.020


Provisioning:
Provision Enable: no


Regional:
Ring Waveform: sinusoid
Ring Tone Frequency: 52 (if no ring from your phone try between 10-52)
Ring Tone Voltage: 90 (if no ring from your phone try between 40-90)
Time Zone: GMT -5:00 (est time)
Daylight Saving Time Rule: start=3/8/7/2:00;end=11/1/7/2:00;save=1
FXS Port Input Gain: default: -3 (Volume)
FXS Port Output Gain: default: -3 (Volume)


Line1:
Line Enable: Yes
SIP Port: 6060
Proxy: 208.65.240.142
Use Outbound Proxy: NO (you can try YES if you have problems with outgoing calls)
Outbound Proxy: 208.65.240.142
Registration Expires: 180
Display Name: **************** (your name)
User ID: 1********** (your FreePhoneLine number ( 11 digits show in http://freephoneline.ca/myDetails))
Password: ******** (your password show in http://freephoneline.ca/showSipSettings )
Preferred Codec: G729a
Use Pref Codec Only: NO
Dial Plan: (911S0|[2-9]xxxxxxxxxS0|1xxxxxxxxxxS0|011xxxxxxxxxxxx.|98*S0|[6-7]x*xxxxxxxxxxx.)

Line2:
Line Enable: no

For your Modem/router:
Open ports: ( need help? http://www.portforward.com/ )
FOR ATA (PAP2T): UDP: (6060, 53, 69, 16384-16482)
FOR PC (desktop phone application): UDP: (13000,13001)

hidden extra For Modem/router speedstream 6300/6520 FROM Bell

Quality of Service (QoS) for bell!
With Quality of Service (QoS) you choose which devices have the highest priority in your network.
(you will choose your ATA.)
(you need to do it before you open the ports or you will need to open the ports again because your devices IP's change)

speedstream 6520.zip

extract (you need to extract )
double click index.htm
click Quality of Service (QoS)
click Source
set priority 0 for your ATA (you can set the highest value for other devices for better result) (ex: ATA=0 PS3=3 PC=7) because the download via pc can affect the ATA and the online play
save

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[tony_qc]

someone know how I can keep those Local ip for my ATA 192.168.2.12, PC (XP)192.168.2.11 , PS3 192.168.2.10 from my modem/router?
because if I turn off the modem, My ip's will change....

[tony_qc]

My phone seem to work flawless now!!
any sugestion or comment on my settings?

[FONGO_steve]

If you want to set a static IP for the linksys so it doesn't get a new IP assigned everytime you reboot it/your router then do the following:

In the configuration window switch to admin view and advanced view
In the system tab you'll see a "Internet Connection Type" area. Here you can turn DHCP to "no" and assign a static IP address, gateway and netmask.
I haven't done this myself yet so I'm not sure if there's anything extra required or not.

Other than that, your settings you point out all looked good to me!

[tony_qc]

Why you ask us:
Ring Tone Frequency: 52
Ring Tone Voltage: 90

Because in the PAP2T-NA manual its show:
Ring Frequency: 10-40 Hz
Ring Voltage: 40-55 Vrms

[FONGO_kris]

That is the typical ring for most analog phones, everything besides the dial plan, TTL, Account ID and SIP password are customizable.

Digital phones will have lower or higher frequencies and voltages based on the phone. Analog phones work like an old doorbell - A piece of metal goes back and forth between or against metal bars or a ring. Digital phones use a speaker with limited ring voltage/freq.

[Bennyguy]

Thank You Tony!!!!!!

These settings work great for me.....changing the SIP port, enabling the outgoing Proxy, etc. my setup is working great. I was having issues with receiving incoming calls, but after I applied your settings no more issues.

This should be a sticky or something, and or update to the PAP2T-NA instructions to incorporate these settings.

Thanks again.

Regards,

Ken

[mohnashaat]

i have spa3102, which is similar to spa2102 and the pap2 in line 1
i have some questions:

1- do i have to use the outbound proxy (what is used for) ?

2- why setting making and receiveing calls without registration

3-under Supplementary Service Subscription: Cfwd All Serv: and Block CID Serv: why set them to No (what are their effect)

4- can u explain how to use Cfwd when no answer ?

[FONGO_kris]

1- No you don't have to, it is recommended. If it's set to "No" it will find the most convenient path to your destination, and not use our direct proxy.

2- This means that your phone must verify that it is valid before answering a call, this takes microseconds.

3- Those are irrelevant to most users, only those who use our 2-Stage LD dialing need to keep it off.

4- Cfwd is to be set on your FPL account, online.

[volenin]

Thanks, I was wondering about the meaning of those settings for quite a while as well..

[FONGO_kris]

No problem

[mohnashaat]

Thank you Kris for ur reply, well about ur 3rd answer, i am subscribed with a long distance provider where i dial an access number, then the other party recognize me and give me a dial tone, then i dial my international number, in this case does those setting affect me? as u say it is mainly for 2 stage dialing users, can u explain more their function

about the last point, i know i can make cfwd from my account, but i can do it withe the ata with more options, but i cannot use it, it gives me a busy tone. i saw on another forum, that when u set a cdwd on the ata, it is not the ata who fwd the call (even if it is fwd all calls or when no answer), what happens is the ata send this information to his service provider and the latter fwd the call, so the server or the provider must be able to do it. unless i use the gateway 0 (in spa3102 gateway zero is the PSTN line) it works coz it is fwd through the ata and the pstn line and the server has nothing to do with it. this case i try it and it works.

thanx

[FONGO_kris]

With the 2-Stage LD calling, you call an access number which needs your CID number to recognize your number to authorize it on our system (NO PIN CODE) then you just dial whatever you want according to what your plan allows. -- Canada only or CDN, US, INTERNATIONAL

[mohnashaat]

yes, i know that, i have the same service but not with FPL, my question was that about the Cfwd All Serv: and Block CID Serv: in this case

[FONGO_kris]

Block CID Serv. for 2 Stage Long Distance, is just a precautionary measure, but should always be done.

Cfwd Serv. needs to be either enabled on your ATA or in the dial string.

I believe our servers ignore "redirection" requests from the PAPT2 since such requests could easily be abused to make free international calls.

BUT

On my Snom m3 DECT Phone here, I can forward a call just by pressing "Forward" then I get a dial tone and when I dial a number it's automatically forwarded.

[tony_qc]

something is wroung with it:
Daylight Saving Time Rule: start=3/8/7/2:00;end11/1/7/2:00;save=1
show: 11/7/2009 22:51:04
but should be 11/7/2009 21:51:04

[i777]

Set in System
Dns Server order to : DHCP, manual
Primary NTP Server:1.pool.ntp.org
Secondary NTP Server:2.pool.ntp.org

Daylight Saving Time Rule:start=3/8/7/2:00;end=11/1/7/2:00;save=1

Your time will be fine

[tony_qc]

thanks you

i had an error in the Daylight Saving Time Rule

[eastman]

I tried the suggestions from the post link above with limited success. Every time I go in change Ring Frequency and Voltage it seems to work for a time. But after a little while phone calls will no longer register. People who call me from a land line claim to get a busy signal or straight to voice mail. After I go in and change it again it seems to work for awhile, but then I am no longer able to receive calls after a while.

Other info:
I use a different preferred codec that FPL instructed me to use otherwise I get poor sound quality.
I am using a Uniden cordless phone can this be the problem?
My post http://forum.freephoneline.ca/viewtopic ... 2710#p2710

[Jake]

I tried the suggestions from the post link above with limited success. Every time I go in change Ring Frequency and Voltage it seems to work for a time. But after a little while phone calls will no longer register. People who call me from a land line claim to get a busy signal or straight to voice mail. After I go in and change it again it seems to work for awhile, but then I am no longer able to receive calls after a while.

I had the same problem the other day, every time I rang home I would get a busy signal. When I finally got home, no one was on the phone. They could however phone out without problems. I re-registered my PBX with the FPL server and everything worked fine. This is the only time this has happened, so I just put it down to 'one of those things'. Somehow the PBX did not register correctly with FPL, but why I was getting a busy tone I don't know.

[thegradas]

I tried the suggestions from the post link above with limited success. Every time I go in change Ring Frequency and Voltage it seems to work for a time. But after a little while phone calls will no longer register. People who call me from a land line claim to get a busy signal or straight to voice mail. After I go in and change it again it seems to work for awhile, but then I am no longer able to receive calls after a while.

Other info:
I use a different preferred codec that FPL instructed me to use otherwise I get poor sound quality.
I am using a Uniden cordless phone can this be the problem?
My post http://forum.freephoneline.ca/viewtopic ... 2710#p2710

It happened with me as I left the softphone open... rule: once you use your ATA, don't start your softphone... you cannot register simultaneously 2 devices with FPL.
Also: you may check your voicemail by calling your own phone#.