SPA8000 can only do incoming calls

The SPA8000 is an 8 FXS Port device that will allow you to configure an 8 line analog system for inbound calls. The SPA will convert your analog line into digital voip. This is useful if you need to setup an inbound system.

Note the SPA8000 can not do any outbound calls.

Some of the settings within the administration page will need to be changed.

Those settings are:

// PSTN Line Tab: key params
Line Enable = yes
SIP Port = 5061
SIP Remote-Party-ID = off
Make Call Without Reg = on
Ans Call Without Reg = on
Preferred Codec = G711u

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Can BroadcastByPhone Autodialer dial German Business #s?

I’m interested in your services.
I’d like to ask you the following questions. Is it possible to hang up after one ring? Before the people pick up the phone? Like pingcalls..
And is it possible to use a german business number like 0137….? This number has to show up on the display..
Thank you for your answer

Yes! Voicent BroadcastByPhone, auto dialer software, is capable of hanging up after 1 RING. You can also specify any X RINGS before hang up by changing the settings in the Voicent Gateway. Voicent BroadcastByPhone is designed to replace human operation. The software is fully capable of dialing any phone number(s) that are valid, including German business numbers.

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SPA3102 does not work, phone call has no audio

I set up the SPA3102 and followed the youtube video step by step, it works and calls, but the phone call message does not play. It is just silent, what am I missing?

Setting up the Cisco SPA3102 is a straightforward and easy process, and nine out of ten people should have no problem installing it.

However, after the installation some users report that the phone call they receive contains no audio at all. There are a few thing that can cause this:

1) Firewalls like (AVG, Norton, etc) are blocking or filtering your phone call before it gets sent out.
2) Firewall within your router blocking or filtering the phone calls.
3) A setting within your router called “SIP ALG”, which will need to be disabled because it attempts to optimize your phone calls.
4)The analog line connected to the SPA3102 might be in use somewhere else, resulting in intermittent audio, no audio, or you might hear the audio from the other phone call.
5)Old Laptops using WiFi(Which will work, but may cause unforeseen issues if you are connected to the router wirelessly, whilst having the SPA3102 would be wired in parallel mode)

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