I can't tell you much about the Sipura 3000 but I can tell you the X100P is not a suitable device for any sort of production system.
The X100P is nothing more than a Win-Modem with special drivers written for Asterisk. My understanding is there are clones of this device available starting around $6 US? In any case the Sipura is likely to do a better job. However, it probably makes sense to dump the PSTN connection altogether and transfer your service to one of your local SIP providers instead. Why pay for a phone line AND have to buy expensive hardware to support it only to end up with inferior call quality and service? Regards, -- John Lange OpenIT ltd. www.Open-IT.ca (204) 885 0872 VoIP, Web services, Linux Consulting, Server Co-Location On Mon, 2005-12-12 at 14:01 -0500, sacha panasuik wrote: > I have been using a generic Wildcard X100P (ebay.ca special) for a few > months and while it has been great for experimenting the voice quality > tends to be inferior to an analog phone plugged into the same wall > jack. I had also had problems with people leaving voicemail from time > to time - their message is not audible on playback - just mostly > background noise and the odd static as if when they raise their > voice/tone slightly. A reboot seems to improve things for a while - > but that seems a little to Windows-sy an answer. This has been the > case with asterisk at home 1.5, 2.0 and now 2.1 (running asterisk > 1.2.0/linux kernel 2.6). I have been considering the purchase of a > Sipura 3000 since I could use an additional FXS as well, but only if > this is the likely cause of the bad audio. > > Anyone care to share their successes/failures wrt call quality with > Sipura 3000s? > > One more thing I have been banging my head on: I have a Sipura 2002 > with two extensions connected. On one of those extensions I have two > physical phones connected and there is an amazing amount of static > occassionally on that extension but only when receiving a call. If I > hangup and call the person back the call is clear. I have checked the > cables running from the two phones to the Sipura 2002 and have not > found any problems. I'm wondering how I might further isolate the > problem - thinking as I'm typing here, maybe I could set that > extension to always record and see if the recordings show the bad > audio. Hmm. > >
