PBX in a Flash with Zaptel
- Insert the USB Wanpipe VoiceTime Device into the Server USB Port
- Make sure zaptel has already been installed on your system
*Note: PBX in a Flash contains the dahdi sources and will not have to be downloaded. The dahdi sources are located in /usr/src/
-> If your zaptel sources cannot be found, then you must download them. Proceed to STEP 3 if this is the case.
-> If you have verified that your zaptel sources are in /usr/src/ AND that you have a working zaptel start script /etc/init.d/dahdi {start|stop} then skip to STEP 6
- Find the version of zaptel installed on your system
Type the following command in your Linux CLI:
-> ztcfg -vvv
The output of the above command will indicate the version of zaptel installed
- Proceed to the following website to download your currently installed dahdi version
-> http://downloads.asterisk.org/pub/telephony/zaptel/releases/
- Untar and install zaptel in the location of your choice (typically /usr/src/):
-> cd /usr/src
-> tar xfz zaptel-<ver>.tgz
-> cd zaptel-<ver>
-> make
-> make install
-> make config
- Download the Wanpipe Voicetime Driver
- Untar and change directory
-> tar xfz wanpipe-voicetime-<ver>.tgz
-> cd wanpipe-voicetime-<ver>
- Build Wanpipe VoiceTime for Currently Running zaptel Module
-> make ZAPDIR=/usr/src/zaptel-<ver>
ZAPDIR= location of dahdi source used to build and install zaptel
By default ZAPDIR=/usr/src/zaptel
- Install VoiceTime module
-> make install
- Install bootup startup script for VoiceTime
-> make boot
The wanpipe_voicetime uses /etc/init.d/zaptel script. The zaptel startup script must be installed
eg: cd /usr/src/dahdi-<version>
make #build zaptel
make install #install zaptel modules
make config #install zaptel boot script
- Start Wanpipe VoiceTime using zaptel Startup Script
-> /etc/init.d/zaptel start
- Confirm that VoiceTime Sync Tool is working
-> Click Here