alarm receiver emulators

[G. Morgan]

Does anyone know of a software based alarm receiver emulator? I
want the panel to dial a number and have the emulator pick-up and
generate the proper tones for a successful kiss off. I would
prefer it run in Linux.

I happened across this one:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+cmd+AlarmReceiver

But I don't see a d/l link.

 

[Bob La Londe]

Does anyone know of a software based alarm receiver emulator? I
want the panel to dial a number and have the emulator pick-up and
generate the proper tones for a successful kiss off. I would
prefer it run in Linux.

I happened across this one:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+cmd+AlarmReceiver

But I don't see a d/l link.

Is Alarmsoft still around?

 

[G. Morgan]

Is Alarmsoft still around?

The website is up. Has not been updated in a long time it looks
like. Which product would help?

 

[G. Morgan]

I have one but can't give it out, use it for testing

Why can't you give it out?

 

[technomaNge]

Does anyone know of a software based alarm receiver emulator? I
want the panel to dial a number and have the emulator pick-up and
generate the proper tones for a successful kiss off. I would
prefer it run in Linux.

I happened across this one:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+cmd+AlarmReceiver

But I don't see a d/l link.

Asterisk is a PBX. Google for that.
I'm guessing the Alarm Receiver is a module you can
add to the Asterisk software.


technomaNge
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[G. Morgan]

The source told me not to

Could you provide the source so I may inquire?

Or ask on my behalf?

 

[G. Morgan]

Asterisk is a PBX. Google for that.
I'm guessing the Alarm Receiver is a module you can
add to the Asterisk software.

Yup, I got the Asterisk NOW DVD that has Asterisk, Free PBX, and a
Linux build. I have not installed that package yet.

What I have so far is Twilio and Open VBX up and running. If I
can install Asterisk to what I already have working that would be
cool.

 

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Asterisk is a PBX. Google for that.
I'm guessing the Alarm Receiver is a module you can
add to the Asterisk software.

Yup, I got the Asterisk NOW DVD that has Asterisk, Free PBX, and a
Linux build. I have not installed that package yet.

What I have so far is Twilio and Open VBX up and running. If I
can install Asterisk to what I already have working that would be
cool.

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And the best part, its free..

 

[Bob La Londe]

Could you provide the source so I may inquire?

Or ask on my behalf?

* You seriously believe I would consider doing that?

Why not? Competitive advantage?

 

[G. Morgan]

You seriously believe I would consider doing that?

What is it a State secret or something? Why can't you tell me who
the developer is?

 

[G. Morgan]

Graham,

Didn't I send you the link for the developer or was that someone else???

Are you talking about Asterisk or something else?

 

[G. Morgan]

This...................
http://www.mattgwatson.ca/software-download/

Ah, yes. You sent me that. I still have it in the inbox, sorry I
havn't replied!

I found a script here that will help with Asterisk.

http://www.alphito.si/uploads/media/after_alarm_event_php

And this:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+cmd+AlarmReceiver


I thought Mark was talking about about something different he has.

 

[Doug]

Put it this way, it'll be easier to get Obama's birth certificate than
for me to tell you that info

http://gawker.com/5745413/get-your-own-copy-of-obamas-birth-certificate-for-just-100

Doug

 

[G. Morgan]

Put it this way, it'll be easier to get Obama's birth certificate than
for me to tell you that info

Fine, I sense this is more personal than proprietary.

 

[G. Morgan]

Could be, you never know

Petty...

You probably don't even have what I'm looking for anyway.

 

[Hakma]

As far as I can remember, Asterisk can only talk Contact ID and unless you
are familiar with script writing in Linux, it's going to be s steep learning
curve.

Easier to just buy a used receiver.

 

[Hakma]

And you need to install a FXO card in your Asterisk server in order for it
to receive analog call.

 

[G. Morgan]

And you need to install a FXO card in your Asterisk server in order for it
to receive analog call.

That's what I was afraid of. Going through the documentation, I'm
not so sure Asterisk is going to be a viable solution. Thanks.

 

[G. Morgan]

As far as I can remember, Asterisk can only talk Contact ID and unless you
are familiar with script writing in Linux, it's going to be s steep learning
curve.

I see that! In fact they sell training workshops just for this
beast.

If it only receivers CID that isn't too big a deal, I'm not trying
for a full blown CS.

Easier to just buy a used receiver.

Maybe so! That doesn't jive with the application I have in mind
though.

 

[Hakma]

Here is the hardware solution, not cheap, but sure beats pulling your hair
out trying to get Asterisk working.

http://www.microseveninc.com/

http://www.microseveninc.com/ar101.htm $300.00

As far as I can remember, Asterisk can only talk Contact ID and unless you
are familiar with script writing in Linux, it's going to be s steep
learning
curve.

Easier to just buy a used receiver.

True although hard to find and usually expensive

Ebay shows a couple of old Radionics receivers but I doubt they
support anything more than Modem or BFSK format.