Well,  you learn something new every day.  I had no idea that connector was
called an RJ-21.  I've always called it a 50-pin amphenol.  Cool.

Anyhow, are you pretty sure that you've got the right pinout?  My first
thoughts go to wiring.  If you can get the back off the connector, you
should be able to connect a phone to the blue-white/white-blue pair (pair 1)
and get a dial tone from the bell service.

I wonder if what the Asterisk logs are telling you is that it's gone
offhook.  It may well be going offhook and sending DTMF on a line which has
no signal from bell.  When you dial in to one of the lines, does the
Asterisk box report that it detects ringing?

Just to eliminate one outside possibility:  I think there are two versions
of this card, an FXO version and an FXS version.  I think you need the FXO
for what you're describing.  If the card is only populated with FXO modules,
you shouldn't need the power connector from the PC, the PCI bus should be
enough.  You probably would have noticed ZTconfig freaking out on you if
this was set wrong so, like I said, it's pretty unlikely.

I've got the tools and connectors that are required to trace a wiring
problem so if you think that might be the cause of your issue and you'd like
me to come on site, we can arrange that.  Otherwise, keep posting and we'll
get to the bottom of it.

Dave


On 6/6/06, Mansel Lavery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Asterisk User Group,

I've recently acquired a TDM2400 for my office and have setup the Asterisk
network internally without a problem. However, I cannot seem to get an
outside line using the TDM2400 though the Asterisk logs and phone confirm
an
ongoing call.

Our line provider is Bell who runs an RJ-21 cable into a patch board which
then runs another RJ-21 into the card.

Has anyone had similar problems with Bell? I am currently using Kewl
signaling and wondered if they used a different type or required a longer
wait before attempting to dial.

Thank you

Manny



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