iaxmodem connection failures | testing custom gain in Asterisk
Nathan Scannell <[email protected]> Sat, 3 Mar 2018 14:13:24 +1030
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Hi All, I am hoping someone can help shed a little light here... I've been using IAXmodem happily for a long time now but recently something changed out in the wild and my modems can no longer correctly detect silence or train - particularly when going off-net to PSTN and vice versa. So all of a sudden, a 3% failure rate became a 97% failure rate across the board for all deployments in different locations throughout the city. (I am in Adelaide South Australia) I've done a lot of investigation and what I suspect has happened is that an interconnect hardware change has occurred at the wholesale PSTN transition to on-net causing either noise on the lines OR low gain and poor signal to noise. I've had a go at boosting the TX and RX in Asterisk using a custom context but I'm not sure its actually doing anything... What I have tried to do is use iaxmodem to record the modems conversation with and without the boost and inspect the different waveforms but I can't see any difference in the gain (had to use sox to convert the RAW to WAV so i'm not sure if sox in Debian normalises by default. So... Can IAXmodem report gain for each side of the conversation? Is there a method external to Asterisk to improve SNR or up the tx/rx gain? Cheers, Nathan *Konos Koncepts Pty Ltd* [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> *Ph: 08 7127 1440 MP: 0416 309 972* This email is confidential. If you are not the intended recipient of this email, you must not disclose or use the information contained in it. If you have received this email in error, please notify me immediately by return email and then delete it.