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Questions about B100/200/400/800 ISDN BRI Cards
Port Splitter with B400
9 years 3 months ago #10165
by jonpaulh
I have a feeling I already know what the answer will be, but here we go.
I have recently switched from a paid PBX using A500 Sangoma cards, to Freepbx using two B400 cards. The sangoma cards provided a Y-Cable so that two ISDN lines could be plugged into a single port giving 4 B Channels. See here :
www.sangoma.com/accessories/cables/
Specifically the product A108 T1/E1 “Portsplitter” Cable.
When plugging the same cable into the B400 I get two B channels and no ability to increase the channels via the FreePBX interface. My question is whether these cables can be used with the B400 cards.
I have recently switched from a paid PBX using A500 Sangoma cards, to Freepbx using two B400 cards. The sangoma cards provided a Y-Cable so that two ISDN lines could be plugged into a single port giving 4 B Channels. See here :
www.sangoma.com/accessories/cables/
Specifically the product A108 T1/E1 “Portsplitter” Cable.
When plugging the same cable into the B400 I get two B channels and no ability to increase the channels via the FreePBX interface. My question is whether these cables can be used with the B400 cards.
9 years 3 months ago #10166
by tim.june
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The Y-Cable you mentioned should be A500(
wiki.sangoma.com/pinouts#a500
), A108(
wiki.sangoma.com/pinouts#a108
)is for T1/E1, never could be used on BRI card.
OpenVox B400 card provide 2 B channels on each port with cable RJ-49C( wiki.sangoma.com/pinouts#rj-49c-aka-bri-rj-45 ), you can connect 1 ISDN line to 1 port directly with normal straight network cable , no need Y cable any more.
If you still are confused, contact me via skype, let's talk.
OpenVox B400 card provide 2 B channels on each port with cable RJ-49C( wiki.sangoma.com/pinouts#rj-49c-aka-bri-rj-45 ), you can connect 1 ISDN line to 1 port directly with normal straight network cable , no need Y cable any more.
If you still are confused, contact me via skype, let's talk.
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Skype: tim.jjune
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