Freepbx Install Unistim Asterisk
I have some i2004 phones, an i2002, and an 1100e. I had all calls working between the sets and some SIP soft phones. I could not access voicemail and research led me to change the context from 'default' to 'from-internal'. Since then I cannot get the phones to work flawlessly. I stupidly didn't have a backup of my unistim.conf file. And now I've made so many changes over the past week I can't go back to the working config.The current issues is that the UniSTIM phones do not appear to be sending the audio from the microphone.
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UniSTIM to UniSTIM phones are silent, though one can hear themselves in their handset indicating that the microphones work. UniSTIM to SIP phones also do not transmit audio from the UniSTIM set. I've tried all 4 rtp methods in the config file with no success. With '0' I get no audio at all in either direction. IIRC, I was using RTP method '1' originally. If you have any ideas, I'm open to trying anything.
Here's how I made a bunch of UNISTIM 2002P2s work with asterisk. Specifically I used IncrediblePBX13 on CENTOS 6.7The heart of this came from and Dale on his. They really provided me all the fundamental steps to get this to work. I'm just collecting it here for my own record, and maybe to help someone out a little bit with my explanation of the process.I did this on a bare metal build of CENTOS 6.7 usingUNISTIM drivers come with it and so far, works reasonably well.
I'm not sure if I would depend a large deployment on it, but its resurrected a box of phones that I had given up on.So the assumption is that you have a pretty good understanding of the asterisk system.So, in /etc/asterisk/unistim.conf is where you assign the phones you want to connect to your PBX.I use FREEPBX for the GUI and created an extesnion (8860 in my example), but all that will do is assign a voicemailbox for your user really. All the configs for the actual phone are stored in the file.Here's my UNISTIM.CONF file:generalport=5000; UDP portautoprovisioning=yesqualify=yes8860; extension of the device for referenceline = 8860;the actual extension of the devicedevice=00148BF43A20; mac address of the phone (look on the back should be there)maintext0='Asterisk'; default = 'Welcome', 24 characters max. Shows on the LCDcallerid='First Last';CLID that asterisk will passcontext=from-internal; context, default='default'mailbox=8860; Specify the mailbox number. Used by Message Waiting Indicationlinelabel='8860'; Softkey label for the next line= entry, 9 char max.rtpport=10000; RTP port used by the phone, default = 10000.
RTCP = rtpport+1rtpmethod=3; If you don't have sound, you can try 1, 2 or 3, default = 0statusmethod=0; If you don't see status text, try 1, default = 0extension=line; Add an extension into the dialplan. Only valid in context specified previously.; none=don't add (default), ask=prompt user, line=use the line numberdateformat=1; 0 = month/day, 1 (default) = day/monthtimeformat=1; 0 = 0:00am; 1 (default) = 0h00, 2 = 0:00contrast=5; define the contrast of the LCD.
From 0 to 15. Default = 8country=us; country (ccTLD) for dial tone frequency. See README, default = us.
I saved this file.Then I went to the phone, plugged it into the network. Followed these basic config patterns.(boot the phone, when you see the NORTEL text show, slide your fingers along the bottom row of buttons under the LCD from left to right)EAP Enable? 0-N, 1-Y: 0DHCP? 0-N, 1-Y: 1Cached IP? 0-N, 1-Y: 1DHCP:0-Full,1-Partial: 1S1 IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (Asterisk's Server IP Address) S1 PORT: 5000S1 ACTION: 1S1 RETRY COUNT: 10S2 IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (Asterisk's Server IP Address)S2 PORT: 5000S2 ACTION: 1S2 RETRY COUNT: 10Cfg XAS? 0-No, 1-Yes: 0VOICE VLAN?0-N, 1-Y: 0PC PORT?0-OFF,1-ON: 1DATA VLAN?
0-N, 1-Y: 0PCUntagAll?0-No,1-Yes: 0DUPLEX0-AUTO,1-FULL: 1SPEED0-10Mb,1-100Mb: 1GARP Ignore?0-N, 1-Y: 1. Glad it works! I try and keep everything as clear as possible, although sometimes its clearer in my head than it is on paper.I'll be honest, I sort of abandoned the 2002p2 phones at that location.
Freepbx Install Unistim Asterisk 2
The system worked very well, but the UNITSTIM phones all suffered from reports of weirdness. Voicemail maybe not picking up properly, or weird dialing issues. We just decided to stick with the Nortel 1120/1140 series of phones. I setup the 2002p2's at a church and they are all working great for them. But I used the configs above. I didn't change anything that I recall.