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Jul 31 10:40:46 <stealthii> Hi guys, has anyone successfully set up an Asterisk GSM gateway using the GTA02 boards?
Jul 31 10:41:01 <stealthii> s/guys/guys and girls/
Jul 31 10:41:01 <apt> stealthii meant: Hi guys and girls, has anyone successfully set up an Asterisk GSM gateway using the GTA02 boards?
Jul 31 10:43:24 <stealthii> what I mean is I'd like our Asterisk PBX to be able to make external calls using the Freerunner as a gateway
Jul 31 20:59:42 <stealthii> has anyone successfully set up an Asterisk GSM gateway using the GTA02 boards?
Jul 31 20:59:52 <stealthii> what I mean is I'd like our Asterisk PBX to be able to make external calls using the Freerunner as a gateway
Jul 31 21:02:12 <PaulFertser> stealthii: there's no ready-working solution.
Jul 31 21:02:38 <PaulFertser> stealthii: but it might work if you do proper "audio routing".
Jul 31 21:03:59 <stealthii> that's what I'm thinking.  We've been donated 2 Freerunners and am interested in putting them to use
Jul 31 21:04:28 <stealthii> Considering there isn't a solution already, could be an interesting project
Jul 31 21:04:41 <PaulFertser> stealthii: nice idea but somewhat complicated. Are you a programmer, do you think you can make Asterisk use some special API to initiate and receive calls?
Jul 31 21:04:51 <PaulFertser> Say, an FSO D-Bus API?
Jul 31 21:06:37 <PaulFertser> stealthii: you need to understand the codec diagrams from http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo_1973_audio_subsystem to be able to implement proper audio routing.
Jul 31 21:51:35 <stealthii> PaulFertser: I am a programmer, though only a student, and do not have the knowledge
Jul 31 21:52:26 <stealthii> however I volunteer at Farset Labs, a local hackerspace, and she houses quite a lot of capable developers and electronics wizards
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