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  • 7th September 2004 at 15:09 #23772
    asef
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    Hi Vasil

    I am also looking for complete documents and manual for Quintom. So can you forward it to my Email acount. I will be really appreciate to you.
    My email address is asify2k1@yahoo.com

    Thanks in advance

    Asef patel

    7th September 2004 at 15:09 #23773
    asef
    Guest

    Hi Vasil

    I am also looking for complete documents and manual for Quintom. So can you forward it to my Email acount. I will be really appreciate to you.
    My email address is asify2k1@yahoo.com

    Thanks in advance

    Asef patel

    13th September 2004 at 06:53 #23774
    Rahman
    Guest

    I cannot access my A800 neither through Console or telnet, after i changed the IP, Through consol i get a resetting loop

    Scanning for zip file…………….
    Found file at 0x2830020

    I cannot get to Modify(M) or continue (C),

    Any one know how to troubleshoot the problem, plz. inform me via mail

    19th September 2004 at 08:14 #23775
    Ben
    Guest

    Hello, I need configuration file for quintum D2400 to be used as FXO? If you have it please email it to me. Does anyone have a Basic IVR file that askes the customer to enter their pin number. The file I have says Quintium on it. I need a basic or generic non branded file to install on my AXT800. Please email cable-rft@sbcglobal.net
    Tel. 915-872-0000

    19th September 2004 at 22:09 #23776
    Noname
    Guest

    Edit the file , and reload it with the new audio file

    20th September 2004 at 05:08 #23777
    Ben
    Guest

    I know how to install it. I just need someone who has the audio file so I replace the Branded one I have. Do You have an non branded audio file that ask the customer to please enter the pin number or something like that?

    22nd September 2004 at 23:26 #23778
    HELEN
    Guest

    I HAVE A QUINTUM AND IT DOESNOT WORK!!! hELP
    I only get
    excp |01/01| 2004/09/22|16:44:28:840 tnrExcHandler: EXCEPTION 3: taskId 0x9586
    bce0, tick 0x3692

    Data Bound Exception
    Exception Program Counter: 0x9447eed0
    Status Register: 0x00008401
    Cause Register: 0x3000000c
    Access Address : 0x2ade6a40
    Task: 0x9586bce0 “CH ”

    Loading boot software…Version P100-20-00

    and it reboot

    help!!! what can I do?

    4th October 2004 at 16:57 #23779
    Moonna
    Guest

    I cannot access my A800 neither through Console or telnet, after i changed the IP, Through consol i get a resetting loop

    Scanning for zip file…………….
    Found file at 0x2830020

    I cannot get to Modify(M) or continue (C)
    The solution is Hold the diag button tll u see the Modify(M) or continue (C)
    option then release it

    6th October 2004 at 00:38 #23780
    bey
    Guest

    for Vazil

    i am new with a800 pls any one help me to configrate a800

    Please forward me any addtional info. and documentation of quintum please A800 series

    My email is rayan.bey@laposte.net
    Thanks in advanced

    22nd October 2004 at 08:59 #23781
    Hari
    Guest

    Hi

    Is anyone here familiar with VegaStream? I need some hand on it.

    And does anyone have the front-end software for Cisco configuration that you wouldn’t mind sharing?

    6th December 2004 at 02:04 #23782
    jhun
    Guest

    hi to all

    i have a quintum a400 and would like to configure the hop-off pbx feature of it. if anyone can help me understand the parameters involve and the process it undergoes. thank you very much.

    6th December 2004 at 12:36 #23783
    Noname
    Guest

    The hopoff feature is very easy to setup.

    It does have two fields and components

    1) The lampattern the string of digits that the quintum will be looking for,coming via I.P.
    Most times is the country code, area code and exchange of the call, but really could be anything.

    config#
    config# pstntg 1
    config pstntg 1#lampattern 1 1713*
    config pstntg 1#lampattern 2 281*

    With these two commands you are telling the Quintum to be looking for calls that start with the digits 1713 and any number following, or calls to 1281 and any digits after that.

    This is the first part, the “trap ” to get the calls out of the VOIP world to the PSTN ports.

    Now , the “1713” and “1281” get deleted on the proccess, and you need to replace that part with something else.

    config#
    config pstntg 1#
    config pstntg 1#lamreplace 1 9713
    config pstntg 1#lamreplace 2 9281

    With these command, you are instructing the quintum to receive calls to 1281, delete the “1281” and replace that deleted part with “9281”.
    Rememeber than on the US we need to send the are code even on local calls (10 digit dialing always,most places)

    Hope that this info helps, or at least get you scientifically confused.

    If you need help drop me a message

    mike3799@yahoo.com

    7th December 2004 at 04:07 #23784
    jhun
    Guest

    Hi noname

    thanks for the response i really appreciated it very much. by the way i live in the phillipines and we have a company at the US. they would like to call either from Philippines to US and vice versa.

    we have a country code of 63 and area code of 045 while in the US the country code is 1 and the area code is 316.

    also the US side wants to call using the VOIP routing the call to a cellphone here in the Philippines

    would it be like this way:

    config#
    config# pstntg 1
    config pstntg 1#lampattern 1 63045*

    is the above command right?

    by the way the VOIP always check the dialled number if it is in the E.164 format right? the number contains the country code + area code + local number, my question is the format of a cellphone number in our country is in the form of 0-9**-***-****, how may i be able to implement the hop-off on this one?…would it be also in the format as of the above command? thanks again…

    regards
    jhun

    7th December 2004 at 23:05 #23785
    jhun
    Guest

    hi to all,

    i would like also to know how would you setup a quintum voip box to accept calls coming from the pstn line (ex. landline or cellphone) so that it could access another voip box on another location?

    what are the underlying processes involve. any comment or suggestion would be highly appreciated. thank you very much.

    regards

    8th December 2004 at 01:25 #23786
    Noname
    Guest

    This is the complete sequence to program the hop-off numbers on the Quintum A400 or A800:

    Quintum:xxxxxxxx-01>
    Quintum:xxxxxxxx-01> config
    config# pstntg 1
    config pstntg 1# lampattern 1 1713
    config pstntg 1# lampattern 2 1281
    config pstntg 1# lampattern 3 1832
    config pstntg 1# lampattern 4 1800
    config pstntg 1# lampattern 5 1888
    config pstntg 1# lamreplace 1 9713
    config pstntg 1# lamreplace 2 9281
    config pstntg 1# lamreplace 3 9832
    config pstntg 1# lamreplace 4 91800
    config pstntg 1# lamreplace 5 91888
    config pstntg 1# exit
    config pstntg# exit
    config# submit
    config#

    With these commads, I entered the hop-off for the area codes 713,281 and 832 in the USA.

    Also I entered the codes to allow free calls 1800 and 1888 to pass trought my gateway.

    63 Country code
    63910 Mobil
    63912 Mobil
    63918 Mobil
    63919 Mobil
    63920 Mobil
    63921 Mobil
    6398 Mobil
    639 Mobil

    You could program a lampattern of 63 only, and that will cath all the calls, to fix lines or cell phones.
    Or could enter the details , and be very specific.

    Posible setups:

    In philipines:

    lampattern 1 6345 ( no cero)
    lampattern 2 639 (to all cell)

    Lamreplace 1 (empty)
    Lamreplace 2 09

    In the USA:

    Lampattern 1 1316
    lampattern 2 1800
    lampattern 3 1888

    Lamreplace 1 316
    Lamreplace 2 1800
    Lamreplace 3 1888

    Write to my e-mail if you need information.

    mike3799@yahoo.com

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