Hi Tobias and the list,
Yes, I have, I use and sell them to integrators ;-)
But only the 600v3 family, not the older ISND or analog versions, and the
current DECT handsets 40XX.
Any Digium interfaces run well with them as any SIP IP-Phone, of course.
The sound quality is GREAT and the infrastructure deployment possibilities
wonderfull and scalable !
But, you must run a training with the company to well understand the how to
do and capture the knowledge.
I must also say that I am a radio guru and it's certainly easyer for me to
understand this kind of equipments and how to avoid the deployment traps
that an engineer who doesn't know what are radiocommunications but only
VoIP.
I have run them behind all current Asterisk versions, including the
ASteriskNOW.
Check about your codecs as usual.
The last firmware from this last week suppresses few minor buggs occured
during roaming in few previous cases.
Best Regards,
Francois BERGERET,
France.
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De : Tobias Wolf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : jeudi 29 mars 2007 16:23
À : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet : Re: RE : [asterisk-users] wireless desktop phones
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Hi the list,
Think Kirk solution ;-)
www.kirktelecom.com
Do you have this working in you enviroment ?
Currently I have some test devices from Kirk (KIRK Wireless Server 600/3
with SIP protocoll and a couple of handsets). But i am not able to get audio
between the handset and the destination then i call a zap channel. Calling
another Kirk handset or another SIP phone (Snom) works quite well, then i
dont put any options in the Dial Command. Otherwise i dont't get any audio
also. Signalling a call is no problem.
It would be great to hear from you if your setup work perfectly and what
your enviroment is (Asterisk Version, type of Kirk Server).
Thanks in advance,
Tobias Wolf
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