doruroman wrote:I have a Cisco box and I am in Spain now, the light for the telephone connection is not working, even though I changed the cable between the telephone and the box
doruroman wrote:Thanks a lot for your reply. Unfortunately I am not that technical in this area. and I need to understand what is ATA and how I can login in it.
Liptonbrisk wrote:doruroman wrote:Thanks a lot for your reply. Unfortunately I am not that technical in this area. and I need to understand what is ATA and how I can login in it.
ATA = Analogue Telephone Adapter = your Cisco SPA122
Login instructions are located at https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/d ... pa122.html.
Phone light off on the ATA usually means the SPA122 isn't registered with Freephoneline: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/d ... pa122.html.
Everything I wrote at viewtopic.php?f=8&t=20453&p=80102#p80094 still applies.
doruroman wrote:
The only thing I changed was the telephone set itself, as the Canadian one worked only at 120V. I purchased a cordless Motorola C1LB+
doruroman wrote: What exactly changed when coming to Spain a week ago?
doruroman wrote:I apologize for posting in the wrong place.
doruroman wrote:And even worse, for now I only have a laptop which does not have a slots for ethernet connection. In a month or so I will get my desktop.
Liptonbrisk wrote:doruroman wrote:And even worse, for now I only have a laptop which does not have a slots for ethernet connection. In a month or so I will get my desktop.
If you are able to post here, you should be able to login to FPL's website and check SIP Status and SIP User Agent as described in my first response: viewtopic.php?f=8&t=20453#p80094.
Login at https://www.freephoneline.ca/showSipSettings.
doruroman wrote:
I checked the SIP in FPL and these are the parameters:
SIP Status: disconnected
Liptonbrisk wrote:Your first concern should be that the ATA isn't registered with FPL.
The ATA's system light should be steady green, and the internet light on the ATA should be, intermittently, flashing green.
Phone port light being off typically indicates the ATA isn't registered.
doruroman wrote:SIP Username: 1416xxxxxxx
SIP Password: xxxxxxxxx
Inbound/Outbound Proxy: voip.freephoneline.ca
Ring Tone Frequency: 52
Ring Tone Voltage: 90
Where could I change any of the parameters please?
Liptonbrisk wrote:
For reference, your ATA's setup guide is located at viewtopic.php?f=15&t=16340#p64442. Double check your settings.
Obviously, the time zone in the ATA should be updated to reflect where you are.
Follow the steps listed in bold in the first post. I would try "voip4.freephoneline.ca:6060" (without the quotation marks) for the proxy server to help circumvent potential SIP ALG problems.
Also, note that in the PDF guide, the ring voltage and frequency settings for telephones in Spain likely differ.
Ring voltage in Spain appears to be 75 volts ac with a Ring frequency of 25hz, but I'm not positive. Again, regional settings and ring voltages/frequency depend on the phone being used.
https://www.3amsystems.com/World_Tone_D ... iance_data
Ring voltage and ring frequency have nothing to do with registration issues.
The regional settings and ring voltage/frequency should be secondary to getting the ATA registered first.
Liptonbrisk wrote:Login instructions are located at https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/d ... pa122.html.
doruroman wrote:And even worse, for now I only have a laptop which does not have a slots for ethernet connection. In a month or so I will get my desktop.
Liptonbrisk wrote:doruroman wrote:And even worse, for now I only have a laptop which does not have a slots for ethernet connection. In a month or so I will get my desktop.
I don't understand why this matters.
1) What brand and model modem are you using? Please provide this information.
2) What brand and model router are you using? Please provide this information.
3) How is your laptop connected to the internet? Via Wi-Fi?
a) To which device is the laptop connecting to in order for you to post here (surf)?
4) To which device is your SPA122 (ATA) connected to in order for it to reach the internet?
If the answer to 3a and 4 are the same, both your laptop and ATA are on the same LAN (local area network), and you should, therefore, be able to access and configure the ATA from your laptop.
doruroman wrote:I need to wait until my desktop arrives so that I can log in to ATA, I don't know any other way to do it.
1,2 - modem/router: Arcadyan PRV 33998
3 - Laptop connects via WI-FI
a) - to Arcadyan
4 - SPA122 is connected to the Arcadyan with a cable
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