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Digital Gateways(OIAD)

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    • Digital Gateway L20X User Manual
    • Digital Gateway L301 User Manual
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    • PRI Signaling Interface Manual
    • R2 Signaling Interface Manual
    • SS7 Signaling Interface Manual
    • New Version of Digital Gateway Connects To lssabel
    • New Version of Digital Gateway Connects To 3CX
    • New Version of Digital Gateway Connects To Asterisk
    • New Version of Digital Gateway Connects To FreePBX

Digital Gateways(OIAD)

  • folder icon closed folder iconUser Manual
    • Digital Gateway L20X User Manual
    • Digital Gateway L301 User Manual
  • folder icon closed folder iconFunction Guide
    • PRI Signaling Interface Manual
    • R2 Signaling Interface Manual
    • SS7 Signaling Interface Manual
    • New Version of Digital Gateway Connects To lssabel
    • New Version of Digital Gateway Connects To 3CX
    • New Version of Digital Gateway Connects To Asterisk
    • New Version of Digital Gateway Connects To FreePBX

New Version of Digital Gateway Connects To FreePBX

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This document provides a detailed description of the steps required to integrate a digital gateway with FreePBX. Follow the steps below to configure two-way communication between the phone and the gateway:

Outgoing calls: From the FreePBX SIP extension 2001, the call is routed through trunk 10000 to the gateway

Incoming calls: Calls from external lines are routed to the gateway, then through SIP trunk 10000 to FreePBX, and finally forwarded to SIP extension 2001 via FreePBX

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Step 1. Create an extension (2001) and a trunk in FreePBX

2.png Under Applications->Extensions, add an extension.

Under Connectivity->Trunks, select SIP (Pjsip_SIP).

3.png 4.png In the pjsip settings interface, enter the following information

Step 2. Create inbound and outbound routes on FreePBX

Under Connectivity->Inbound Routes, add an inbound route and set the destination to extension 2001.

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6.png Under Connectivity->Outbound Routes, click the Add button to add an outbound route and set the destination to SIP trunk 10000.

Step 3. Create a trunk on the digital gateway

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Select an easy template and enter the IP address of FreePBX.

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Under Trunk Settings->SIP Trunks, add a SIP trunk.

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After adding and saving successfully, you can see this trunk under Status->SIP Trunk Status, and its status is OK.

Step 4. Create incoming and outgoing call routes on the digital gateway

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Under Profiles -> Profiles 1 -> IP -> Tel Routes, add an incoming call route.

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Under Profiles-> Profiles1 -> Tel -> IP Routes, add an outgoing call route.

Call test:

Use SIP software such as Xlite or eyeBeam to register the SIP extension (2001). After completing the above steps, you can try making a call.

Incoming call test: Use your phone to dial port 1 on the gateway and see if 2001 rings. If 2001 rings, the configuration is successful; if 2001 does not ring, there is an issue with your configuration. Please check the configuration.

Outgoing Test: Use the 2001 extension registered on the softphone to call your mobile phone number. If your mobile phone rings, the configuration is successful; if your mobile phone does not ring, please check your configuration.

 

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