Hi. I am installing a free PBX using a Digium Wildcard TE 133F card and the latest version of FreePBX. The card is auto detected in dahdi config the card shows up as a Digium Wildcard TE131/TE133 card 0 [1]
However the settings for this card are set by default as a T1 and not as E1 as required for UK BT ISDN30
The closest matching card I can see in Modprobe Settings is the wcte13xp however the config options for this card look they are for a FXS card and not a PRI card.
If I set this to UK etc save the settings and reboot the card is not longer listed for further configuration.
Can somone tell me what the correct way is to configure a Digium Wildcard TE 133F is for the UK and more specificaly for a BT ISDN30 PRI E1?
“Ok, the only way I have found to keep freepbx from overwriting the files is to disable the dahdi module in freepbx. Unfortunatly I do not know how that is done because we dont support freepbx itself, just Asterisk. You may need to contact freepbx but this is the only solution I have heard of.”
Under “Connectivity” go to “DAHDI Config”.
On the far right there is a “Settings” area. Choose “Modprobe Settings”.
In the box that appears, there should be a selection for “wcte13xp” in the “Module Name” dropdown.
At the very bottom, “Other Modprobe Settings” add “default_linemode” = "e1"
Set “Opermode” equal to “UK”
That will make FreePBX always find the card as an E1. Ask me how I know
I think I tried this but when I do that the card is removed from the list of available devices to configure. Do you have the exact same card?
Do you have a good config for connecting to a BT ISDN30?
I just went through the exact same issues about a month ago. Yes, connected a TE133 to a BT ISDN30e. At one point, I the card disappeared completely from the hardware configuration and it took me a bit to figure out how to get it to re-discover without re-installing the whole damn server. I’ll look at it in a bit and try to come back to you today.
Yes, well, actually 10. You can just create a separate group with the first 8 channels in your case, and then busy out the second group that has the remaining channels. Only use group 1 in your outbound and you should be good.