innomedia owners please read and reply

[ventura777]

All,

Like so many other's I am here from Sunrocket. I have an innomedia giz. (it's behind a router that does QOS) worked fine with SR, even better with TB. When I changed to Viatalk I ran into an issue:
My settings were these:

System Enable Provisioning Process = FALSE;
SIP Proxy Server = richmond-2.vtnoc.net:5060;
Current Local Signaling Port 5060
SIP Domain = vtnoc.net;
STUN Disabled
CODECs: G711(PCMU)
Voice Packetization: 20 ms active
RTP port: 16384 active
Silence Suppression: No active
Echo Cancellation: Yes <-------------changed this to "no"
DSCP: 160,0xa0
DHCP Check Option 43 enable

My 1st problem:
When talking on the phone you could not talk and hear at the same time (walkie talkie kinda call).


After removing echo cancelation via telnet I could and talk and hear at the same time, but now I have a faint echo (not my phone, whoever is on the other side of the call)

SOOOO, it seems echo cancel doesn't work effectively anymore, or I am missing something. Anyone have this issue? or can you suggest a way to tweak echo cancelation to work and not maul my phone call ?

Anyone dump their innomeda and use another ATA :p

Any and all suggestions are apprciated! :confused:

[Slikkster]

Your walkie-talkie or one-way issues are a sure sign of not having STUN settings in the gizmo. STUN is a way for the Gizmo (or any ATA adapter) to funnel packets when behind a router. Your STUN shows disabled. You need to enable it (via telnet into the gizmo) and put in a STUN server address. There are many that will work. Here's how to telnet in:

http://www.broadbandreports.com/forum/r18747141-Innomedia-settings

Read the posts about telnetting. Also note that the command for STUN most likely isn't even shown as one of the available commands, but it is "Ms" without quotes. Take a look at the guy's telnet.zip file in the last post to see what you will be looking at when telnetting.