Zapchan

This module requires Zaptel and libpri .It supports some of the cards made by Digium - E100P, T100P, TE405P, TE410P or you can use TDM over Ethernet emulation with a synchronisation clock generated by ztdummy .

You can call a zaptel channel from a routing module like this:

extension = zap/channels/extension

Channels option can be something like 1-31 (for the range of channels from 1 to 31) or 5 (for a single channel), or empty to use any of the channels avaible.

If the extension is not explicitely provided the called number present in the call message will be used instead.

extension = zap/channels

Example

If you want to send all the calls with prefix 88 to range of channels from 17 to 20 you can do like this. This syntax works only in regexroute . For more informations about regular expresion use the "man grep" .

^88\(.*\)$=zap/17-20/\1

A call to number 8812345 will be directed to the first free channel between 17 and (including) 20 and the number requested to the remote end will be 12345.

zapchan.conf file

 
; Warning: all strings are case sensitive
;
; supported keywords (you can always specify numbers directly):
;
; swtype= unknown,ni2,dms100,lucent5e,at&t4ess,euroisdn_e1,euroisdn_t1,ni1 
; dialplan= unknown,international,national,local,private
; numplan= unknown,e164,x121,f69,national,private,reserved
; numtype= unknown,international,national,net_specific,subscriber,abbreviated, 
;   reserved
; presentation= allow_user_not_screened,allow_user_passed,allow_user_failed, 
;   allow_network,prohibit_user_not_screened,prohibit_user_passed, 
;   prohibit_user_failed,prohibit_network,not_available

[general]
;buflen=480
;restart=0
;dumpevents=no

[span 1]
first=1
chans=31
dchan=16
isnet=yes
;swtype=unknown
;dialplan=unknown
;presentation=allow_user_not_screened