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= Overview =
= Overview =
=== Summary ===
=== Summary ===
We will soon have internet access and a telephone line at the hive, and playertwo generously donated some IP phones, so I think it's time to do some asterisk phreaking to set up the phones for the space.  A conference call line would be great for meetings, as would integration with skype so there are many options for calling the space besides a PSTN phone.  A video conference setup with a speakerphone would be extra lulz.  Wireless video conferencing and speakerphone integration with a roving robot would be epic lulz.
We are using Google Voice as our telephony provider.


The Hive phone number is currently (513)593-9292
The Hive phone number is currently (513)593-9292
You can send SMS messages to us as well, Chris will get them in his email.


=== Project Manager ===
=== Project Manager ===
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= Project Status =
= Project Status =
Once the phone line is in and the network is up we will need to build an asterisk box and program some IP phones so we can do crazy fun stuff with asterisk.  We will need some way to add the analog line to the asterisk box, and I am thinking of using a winmodem.
We are using Google Voice as our telephone service provider.  We are using an Obihai Obi110 analog telephone adapter to do the heavy lifting for the Google Voice stuff.
 
= Project History =
Originally, Hive13 had a Cincinnati Bell landline, and the idea was to use an FXO card and asterisk for it.  We have since moved to Time Warner Business for our internet access, thus relegating our PSTN line inactive.
 
Also, the original Asterisk server hardware died, and as a stopgap, we were using Gizmo5 and Google Voice.
 
Google has since acquired Gizmo and shut it down for good as of March 2011.
= Project Needs =
= Project Needs =
* DSL/Voice splitter - the phone line is very staticky so the red/green pair needs to be split from the black/yellow
* Aserisk box - a working box, preferrably harvested from the pile of PCs at the space
* Aserisk box - a working box, preferrably harvested from the pile of PCs at the space
* PCI modem with X100P chipset - these work as FXO cards with a little voodoo.  I will buy one if no one has one laying around.
* PCI modem with X100P chipset - was acquired and is probably somewhere in the space :-)
** if I can locate it, it might work with the obihai 110 via the FXO port
* Phreaks -  one or more people interested in installing linux, programing ip phones, and conducting test calls.
* Phreaks -  one or more people interested in installing linux, programing ip phones, and conducting test calls.


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* server appropriated 10/28/09
* server appropriated 10/28/09
* PCI card ordered 11/6/09
* PCI card ordered 11/6/09
* phone/internet provider changed 9/10
* Google voice number deleted due to no land line 10/10
* new Google Voice number 10/10
* Gizmo5 + Linksys ATA + GV added 10/10
* Google shuts down Gizmo5 03/11
* OBI110 ATA + GV working 05/11


= Links =
= Links =
FXO card/modem:
* FXO card/modem:
http://www.x100p.com/products/FXO.php#special_ed
** http://www.x100p.com/products/FXO.php#special_ed


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Revision as of 16:06, 25 May 2011



Hive13 Project
Phone System
Status: Active
Start Date: 09/09/2009


Cool stuff to do with phones and VOIP at the hackerspace.

Overview

Summary

We are using Google Voice as our telephony provider.

The Hive phone number is currently (513)593-9292

You can send SMS messages to us as well, Chris will get them in his email.

Project Manager

Chris Anderson

Contributors

  • Chris Anderson - organizer

Project Status

We are using Google Voice as our telephone service provider. We are using an Obihai Obi110 analog telephone adapter to do the heavy lifting for the Google Voice stuff.

Project History

Originally, Hive13 had a Cincinnati Bell landline, and the idea was to use an FXO card and asterisk for it. We have since moved to Time Warner Business for our internet access, thus relegating our PSTN line inactive.

Also, the original Asterisk server hardware died, and as a stopgap, we were using Gizmo5 and Google Voice.

Google has since acquired Gizmo and shut it down for good as of March 2011.

Project Needs

  • Aserisk box - a working box, preferrably harvested from the pile of PCs at the space
  • PCI modem with X100P chipset - was acquired and is probably somewhere in the space :-)
    • if I can locate it, it might work with the obihai 110 via the FXO port
  • Phreaks - one or more people interested in installing linux, programing ip phones, and conducting test calls.

Project Updates

  • server appropriated 10/28/09
  • PCI card ordered 11/6/09
  • phone/internet provider changed 9/10
  • Google voice number deleted due to no land line 10/10
  • new Google Voice number 10/10
  • Gizmo5 + Linksys ATA + GV added 10/10
  • Google shuts down Gizmo5 03/11
  • OBI110 ATA + GV working 05/11

Links