freeswitch/src/mod/endpoints/mod_khomp/Install/files/khomp.conf.xml

<configuration name="khomp.conf" description="Khomp Configuration">
<!-- Config for all boards -->
<settings>

<!--
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;;;;;;;;;;;; This is the configuration file for the Khomp ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Endpoint 1.0 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
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-->
 
<channels>
<!-- Section for main configurations about channels. -->

<!--
Name of the dialplan module in use.
(default = XML)

<param name="dialplan" value="XML"/>
-->

<!--
Enable/disable generalized echo cancellation in the channel, for calls
passing inside FreeSWITCH (disabled for bridged calls).
(default = yes)

<param name="echo-canceller" value="yes"/>
-->

<!--
Enable/disable AGC (auto gain control). Should be used carefully, as it
can make line noise really loud.
(default = yes)

<param name="auto-gain-control" value="yes"/>
-->

<!--
Enable/disable sending DTMFs out-band as a way to pass detected DTMFs to
FreeSWITCH. Needed if FreeSWITCH generates digits for us in bridge application 
or is being used for IVR ("URA", in pt_BR).
(default = yes)

<param name="out-of-band-dtmfs" value="yes"/>
-->

<!--
Enable/disable DTMF suppression delay. WARNING: if you disable this, DTMFs
will not be suppressed anymore! You should only use this option if
"out-of-band-dtmfs" is "no".
(default = yes)

<param name="suppression-delay" value="yes"/>
-->

<!--
Adjust connection automagically if a FAX tone is detected.
(default = yes)

<param name="auto-fax-adjustment" value="yes"/>
-->

<!--
Time (is seconds) since connection, when we may detect FAX tone and perform
automagical adjustment. After this, FAX tone detection is ignored.
Possible values: 0 - 9999
(default = 30).

<param name="fax-adjustment-timeout" value="30"/>
-->

<!--
Enable/disable pulse detection (reported as DTMF digits).
(default = yes)

<param name="pulse-forwarding" value="yes"/>
-->

<!--
Enable correct standard following for R2/MFC protocol. Disabled by default,
as using FreeSWITCH behind a PBX may timeout all outgoing calls without this.
However, you can set this to "yes" if FreeSWITCH is directly connected to a
CO (central office) or to a fast signaling PBX, and have a correct
behaviour for condition obtaining/reporting.
(default = no)

<param name="r2-strict-behaviour" value="no"/>
-->

<!--
Set the delay (in ms) after sending ringback condition where audio stream
should be opened for the channel. Limited to 25ms min, 500ms max.
(default = 250)

<param name="r2-preconnect-wait" value="250"/>
-->

<!--
Defines the incoming context for calls on E1 channels. Some wildcards are
accepted, and described in the bottom of this file.
(default = khomp-DD-LL)

<param name="context-digital" value="khomp-DD-LL"/>
-->

<!--
Defines the incoming context for calls on FXS channels. Some wildcards are
accepted, and described in the bottom of this file.
(default = khomp-DD-CC)

<param name="context-fxs" value="khomp-DD-CC"/>
-->

<!--
Defines the incoming context for calls on FXO channels. Some wildcards are
accepted, and described in the bottom of this file.
(default = khomp-DD-CC)

<param name="context-fxo" value="khomp-DD-CC"/>
-->

<!--
Defines the incoming context for calls on GSM channels. Some wildcards are
accepted, and described in the bottom of this file.
(default = khomp-DD-CC)

<param name="context-gsm-call" value="khomp-DD-CC"/>
-->

<!--
Defines the incoming context for messages on GSM channels. Some wildcards are
accepted, and described in the bottom of this file.
(default = khomp-sms-DD-CC)

<param name="context-gsm-sms" value="khomp-sms-DD-CC"/>
-->

<!--
Defines the incoming context for calls on Passive Record boards (KPR). Some 
wildcards are accepted, and described in the bottom of this file.
(default = khomp-DD-CC)

<param name="context-pr" value="khomp-DD-CC"/>
-->

<!--
Set the logging of messages to console. Possible values (to set more than one,
separate the values with comma):

 errors    - Error messages, when something goes really wrong.
 warnings  - Warnings, used when something might not be going as expected.
 messages  - Generic messages, used to indicate some information.
 events    - Show received K3L events as console messages.
 commands  - Show sent K3L commands as console messages.
 audio     - Enable messages for K3L audio events (very verbose!).
 modem     - Enable messages for data received from KGSM modems.
 link      - Enable logging of link status changes.
 standard  - Special, enable default messages (RECOMMENDED).
 all       - Special, enable ALL messages (should not be used naively).

(default = standard)

<param name="log-to-console" value="standard"/>
-->

<!--
Set the logging of messages to disk. Possible values (to set more than one,
separate the values with comma):

 errors    - Error messages, when something goes really wrong.
 warnings  - Warnings, used when something might not be going as expected.
 messages  - Generic messages, used to indicate some information.
 events    - Record received K3L events as log messages.
 commands  - Record sent K3L commands as log messages.
 audio     - Enable messages for K3L audio events (very verbose!).
 modem     - Enable messages for data received from KGSM modems.
 link      - Enable logging of link status changes.
 functions - Enable debugging for functions. Should not be used naively!).
 threads   - Enable debugging for threads. Should not be used naively!).
 locks     - Enable debugging for locks. Should not be used naively!).
 streams   - Enable debugging for streams. Should not be used naively!).
 standard  - Special, enable default messages (RECOMMENDED).
 debugging - Special, enable debug messages (should not be used naively).
 all       - Special, enable ALL messages (DO NOT USE THIS!).

(default = standard)

<param name="log-to-disk" value="standard"/>
-->

<!--
Set the low level tracing. DO NOT USE THIS UNLESS YOU WERE ADVISED TO DO SO.
Possible values (to set more than one, separate the values with comma):

k3l  - Enable the low level tracing of board's API. 
        If you are using 'kserver', this option will take no effect. For
        the k3l tracing to proceed, you will need to (re)start kserver 
        with 'debug' option. E.g. '#> kserver start -debug'.
rdsi - Enable ISDN low level debugging.
r2   - Enable r2 protocol low level debugging.

(default = <empty>)

<param name="trace" value=""/>
-->

<!--
Set output volume level. Possible values:

  * '+ N' = increase N times;
  * '- N' = decrease N times.
  *   '0' = leave default.

(default = 0)

<param name="output-volume" value="0"/>
-->

<!--
Set input volume level. Can only be used if AGC (and not pulse detection)
is enabled on the board configuration. Possible values:

  * '+ N' = increase N times;
  * '- N' = decrease N times.
  *   '0' = leave default.

(default = 0)

<param name="input-volume" value="0"/>
-->

<!--
Sets the account code for calls placed on the channel. The account code may
be any alphanumeric string
default = <empty>)

<param name="accountcode" value=""/>
-->

<!--
Set the language of the channel (useful for selecting audio messages of a
specific language on answer).

(default = <empty>)

<param name="language" value="pt_BR"/>
-->

<!--
Sets the global orig (CALLERID) base for FXS boards. This number is added
to a sequencial number, which is incremented for each FXS board and FXS
channel in the system.
(default = 0)

<param name="fxs-global-orig" value="0"/>
-->

<!--
Sets the numbers (separated by comma) in which the 'pbx-dialtone' from
FXS boards will be changed to 'co-dialtone' (public tone), when they are
pressed.
(default = <empty>)

<param name="fxs-co-dialtone" value="0,90"/>
-->

<!--
Enable or disable sending number of A throught BINA DTMF signalization to
a FXS branch.
(default = yes)

<param name="fxs-bina" value="yes"/>
-->

<!--
Enables/disables the use of sharp (#) as an end-of-number digit on FXS 
channels for instant dialing. This does not affect special numbers which
start on sharp, like #8 or #1. 
(default = yes) 

<param name="fxs-sharp-dial" value="yes" />
-->

<!--
This is the delay time to really disconnect a channel after the disconnect
event arrive. If a connect event comes up in this interval, then the 
disconnection is ignored and the call keeps going on. Values in ms.
(default = 0)

<param name="disconnect-delay" value="0"/>
-->

<!--
This timer controls the delay associated with ringback generation in the
Khomp channel, when the other side *does not send audio* - in other words,
this is used when calling peers located at VoIP channels.
Values are in milliseconds.
(default = 1500)

<param name="delay-ringback-co" value="1500"/>
-->

<!--
This timer controls the delay associated with ringback generation in the
Khomp channel when the other side report a continuous stream of audio in
silence - in other words, this is used when the audio is present but does
not have any tone. Values are in milliseconds.
(default = 2500)

<param name="delay-ringback-pbx" value="2500"/>
-->

<!--
Defines if the channel should ignore some uncommon DTMF digits detected by
the board (A, B, C and D). This reduces the number of false positives which
may happen sometimes, without affecting correctness on traditional
scenarios. However, if you need to pass those digits througth the board,
you may need to set this option to 'no'.
(default = yes)

<param name="ignore-letter-dtmfs" value="yes"/>
-->

<!--
When there is a request to indicate busy for an incoming KFXO call, the 
ringing channel is taken off hook and then placed on hook, so it now goes
to answered state and we can send audio throught the line.

If the off/on hook time interval is too short, the PSTN may ignore it, and 
keep the line in a ringing state. If it is too long, the call may be charged.
The option below defines the delay between the line being answered and being
disconnected, in miliseconds (from 50ms to 90000ms).

(default = 1250)

<param name="fxo-busy-disconnection" value="1250"/>
-->

<!--
For KFXO series boards, defines if audio will be allowed being sent into
outgoing calls before it has been connected.
(default = yes)

<param name="fxo-send-pre-audio" value="yes"/>
-->

<!--
Defines the timeout, in seconds, between digits of a FXS board's extension.
(default = 7)

<param name="fxs-digit-timeout" value="7"/>
-->

<!--
Enables/Disables the action of dropping collect calls. If enabled, all
collect calls will be dropped no matter what KDropCollectCall is set to.
(default = no)

<param name="drop-collect-call" value="no"/>
-->

<!--
Defines if the activation and deactivation of Kommuter is done automatically by the channel,
or manually by the user. Possible values:

auto     - Khomp channel driver starts all kommuter devices at initialization and stops them if the module is unloaded.
manual   - The user must explicity call the CLI command < khomp kommuter on/off >, that starts or stops the kommuter devices connected to this machine.
(default = auto)

<param name="kommuter-activation" value="auto"/>
-->

<!--
Defines the default value for the Kommuter watchdog in seconds.
All kommuters conected to this machine will be initialized with this value,
and will commute the links after reaching this time with no response of the channel.
The minimum is 0 (will never commute the links), and maximum value is 255 seconds.
(default = 10)

<param name="kommuter-timeout" value="10"/>
-->

<!--
When adjusted to some DTMF digit sequence, it will define those as the digits
to be used to initialize a call transfer using PBX-to-PBX signaling.
(default = empty)

<param name="user-transfer-digits" value="#2"/>
-->

<!--
Defines the digits to be sent when the flash is detected.

<param name="flash-to-digits" value="*1"/>
-->

<!--
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; CONTEXTS WILDCARDS ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

For incoming contexts, you can use the following wildcards:

'DD' (device number): the sequence number of the board on the
system (can be checked using "khomp summary", valid for all
board models);

'LL' (link number): the sequence number of link where the call
has arrived on the board. valid only for E1 boards.

'SSSS' (serial number): the serial number of the board (can
be checked using "khomp summary", and it's valid for all
board models);

'CC' (channel number): the channel number on which the call
or message has arrived (valid for FXO, FXS and GSM boards);

'CCC' (channel number): same as above, but valid only for E1
channels;
-->

</channels>

<!--  Section for configuring allocation groups. -->
<groups>
<!--
In this section, you should define options using the following syntax:

<groupname> = <allocation-string>[:<context>]

<param name="pstn" value="b0l0 + b1c38"/>
<param name="pstn" value="b0l0 + b1c38:from-pstn"/>

You may define your own groups. In the example above, the group 
called pstn can be used in the bridge string as <action application="brigde" data="Khomp/Gpstn/..." />
or <action application="brigde" data="Khomp/Gpstn/..." />. As a result, the allocation string will be
replaced with the one associated with the group "pstn". This is the same
of doing <action application="brigde" data="Khomp/b0l0 + b1c38/... />.
In the second example, a context is also defined which can be used in
extensions.conf for inbound calls on that allocation string's range.
-->
</groups>

<!--
Section for configuring cadences used on FXS boards and the whole
channel (fast busy, ringback tones, etc).
-->
<cadences>
<!--
Default value for cadences. You may define your own cadences, and
also use them in the bridge arguments as "cadence=your_cadence_name".

 "0,0" means a continuous dialtone.

 (default as defined below)
 <param name="fast-busy" value="100,100" />
 <param name="ringback" value="1000,4000" />
 <param name="pbx-dialtone" value="1000,100" />
 <param name="vm-dialtone " value="1000,100,100,100" />
 <param name="co-dialtone " value="0,0" />
-->
</cadences>


<!-- Section for configuring CALLERID's associated with FXS boards. -->
<fxs-branches>
<!--
In this section, you should define options using the following syntax:

'orig_prefix = serial number 0, serial number 1, ...'

ex: <param name="880" value="111,222"/>

In the example above (assuming KFXS-SPX boards 1234 and 4535), the
branches will be numbered from 800 to 829 in board 1234, and from
830 to 859 in board 4535.
-->
</fxs-branches>

<!-- Section for configuring FXS hotlines. -->
<fxs-hotlines>
<!--
In this section, you should define options using the following syntax:

'orig_prefix = destination_number'

ex: <param name="804" value="32332933" />

In the example above, the branch numbered 804 will call the number
3233-2933 (Khomp support number) every time the FXS branch goes off hook.
-->
</fxs-hotlines>

<!-- Section for configuring specific options for FXS branches. -->
<fxs-options>
<!--
In this section, you should define options using the following syntax:

orig_prefix = option1:value | option2:value | option3:value ...

ex: <param name="804" value="output-volume:+2" />

In the example above, the branch numbered 804 will have specific
configuration for default output volume set to +2.

Possible values to options is:
context, input-volume, output-volume, language,
accountcode, calleridnum, calleridname, flash-to-digits.
-->
</fxs-options>

</settings>
</configuration>