Installing Sangoma cards under Windows - Revision history

Monica at 16:13, 31 October 2013

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‎STEP2 - Installing the “Hardware Abstraction Driver”

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‎STEP2 - Installing the “Hardware Abstraction Driver”

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‎STEP2 - Installing the “Hardware Abstraction Driver”

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‎STEP2 - Installing the “Hardware Abstraction Driver”

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‎STEP2 - Installing the “Hardware Abstraction Driver”

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	* [[VoIP PSTN Gateway]]		* [[VoIP PSTN Gateway]]
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 * The D-channel must be alone in its own first group. The B-channels (voice) should be set in the second group. For E1 the second group will have a “gap” so the channel list must be “1-15.17-31” – notice the separator is a dot, not a comma.
-[[File:install_sangoma_5.jpg]]
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 '''See also'''
 * [[VoIP PSTN Gateway]]

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 * The voice channels group is using Line Mode as BitStream. For T1 the MTU must be 1472 and for E1 the MTU must be 1500 where MTU means Maximum Transmission Unit and defines the maximum size for a packet to be transmitted. 1472 is a multiple for 23 the number of voice channels when using T1, and 1500 is a multiple of 30, the number of voice channels when using E1.
-[[File:install_sangoma_4.jpg]]
+[[File:install_sangoma_4.png]]
 * The D-channel must be alone in its own first group. The B-channels (voice) should be set in the second group. For E1 the second group will have a “gap” so the channel list must be “1-15.17-31” – notice the separator is a dot, not a comma.

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 * Switch to "T1/E1 Groups of Channels" page.
-As a paranthesys at this point, the difference between E1 and T1 is that the T1 setup for ISDN uses the 24th channel as a D channel and E1 the 16th. More details about the ISDN technology you can find in the fisrt chapter of this manual.
+As a paranthesys at this point, the difference between E1 and T1 is that the T1 setup for ISDN uses the 24th channel as a D channel and E1 the 16th.
 The Sangoma cards are using the hardware HDLC where HDLC comes from High-level Data Link Control, an ISO standard that, by short, ensures that the data passed to the next layer is received exactly as transmitted meaning in the exact order and error free.
 * The voice channels group is using Line Mode as BitStream. For T1 the MTU must be 1472 and for E1 the MTU must be 1500 where MTU means Maximum Transmission Unit and defines the maximum size for a packet to be transmitted. 1472 is a multiple for 23 the number of voice channels when using T1, and 1500 is a multiple of 30, the number of voice channels when using E1.
 * The D-channel must be alone in its own first group. The B-channels (voice) should be set in the second group. For E1 the second group will have a “gap” so the channel list must be “1-15.17-31” – notice the separator is a dot, not a comma.
+[[File:install_sangoma_5.jpg]]
 '''See also'''
 * [[VoIP PSTN Gateway]]

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 * Open the properties of "Sangoma Hardware Abstraction Driver (CPU A)" and switch to "Line Configuration" page to choose T1/E1 settings.
 * Switch to "T1/E1 Groups of Channels" page.

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 * Let the "New Hardware Wizard" to search for Drivers in "hw_abstraction_driver" directory (e.g. \A101_A102\card\hw_abstraction_driver).
 * After drivers were found and installed, in the “Device Manager” you should see the updated listing
 * Open the properties of "Sangoma Hardware Abstraction Driver (CPU A)" and switch to "Line Configuration" page to choose T1/E1 settings.
 * Switch to "T1/E1 Groups of Channels" page.

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	When the driver starts, one or two (on dual CPU cards) "Sangoma Virtual Adapters" will be enumerated and the system will launch the "New Hardware Wizard" asking for drivers for these new devices.		When the driver starts, one or two (on dual CPU cards) "Sangoma Virtual Adapters" will be enumerated and the system will launch the "New Hardware Wizard" asking for drivers for these new devices.

		+	==STEP2 - Installing the “Hardware Abstraction Driver”==
	To install the “Hardware Abstraction Driver” which is the next main step the following actions should be taken:		To install the “Hardware Abstraction Driver” which is the next main step the following actions should be taken:

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 * Open “Device Manager” by right clicking My Computer icon, then Manage and selecting Device Manager.
 * Switch “View” to “Devices by Connection”, you should see the new card listed there.
 * If you don’t see any Sangoma adapters, you may need first to locate the PCI Bus it is connected to.
 * At this point the first level driver will be installed and started.

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 To install the card the next steps should be taken:
 * Turn off your computer
 * Plug in the Sangoma PCI adapter in a free PCI slot

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		+	This is an how to install Sangoma cards under Windows.
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	To install the card the next steps should be taken:		To install the card the next steps should be taken: