[arm-allstar] Zoiper?

[Dave Petrie]

Hi Gervais, you only need to download the zoiper app to your cell phone and
add the info after you have added the attached info to your node.
There are really only two files in your node that need changing, adding too.
If this long instructions doesn't make it to you from the forum, let me know
and I can send it direct, I just thought that maybe someone else would like
to use it as well.
I downloaded zoiper to my iphone, then,
zoiper free app, settings, accounts, + sign,
all ready have account, manual config,
IAX account.
Account name: WA2KJC RPTR
Server: wa2kjc.freeddns.org:4569
User name: myphone
Password: ********
Caller ID: wa2kjc
Eanable on start:

ok, account name anything you want, Server is my
ddns free account pointing to my node's Internet IP,
change this line to point to your public IP to your node,
4569 is my iax.conf port. User name myphone is the
iax.conf settings from next example,password is
what you make it caller ID is what you type, should
be your callsign.
Here is what you add to /etc/asterisk/iax.conf
in the iax.conf file copy and paste this and then change
the secret=letmein  to your desired password.

; Iphone IAX connection

[myphone]
username=myphone
type=friend
context=myphone ;this is pointing to extensions.conf
host=dynamic
auth=md5
secret=letmein ; change passsword
disallow=all
allow=ulaw
allow=g726aal2
allow=gsm
codecpriority=host
transfer=no


;now in etc/asterisk/extensions.conf copy and paste the following,
in the extensions.conf file just below the [radio-control]
then change all the 40039's to your node number and don't forget
the digits/? as well.

; The following stanza is to be used for Android/Iphone
; connections. Please configure the node number for the
; node on this server you want to connect to.
; The callerID name is configured and returned from
; your phone. It is typically your call.

[myphone]    ; Stanza is the context from iax.conf
exten => 40039,1,Answer
exten => 40039,n,Playback,rpt/node
exten => 40039,n,Playback,digits/4
exten => 40039,n,Playback,digits/0
exten => 40039,n,Playback,digits/0
exten => 40039,n,Playback,digits/3
exten => 40039,n,Playback,digits/9
exten => 40039,n,Set(CALLERID(num)=0)
exten => 40039,n,Playback(rpt/connected)
exten => 40039,n,Rpt,40039|P|${CALLERID(name)} ; manual DTMF *99 key  #
unkey

That's it, I would suggest that you make an image of your sd card before
you do any
updating/changes. When you are done reboot your raspberry.
When you log in with zoiper from your cellphone, you don't need to *99 to
keyup to send
any * DTMF command, just send it if you need to, I test with a simple *80
which is my
node cw ID, if I hear it come back I know i'm connected. There is no
indication on the
zoiper app that you have unkeyed after your transmission of, *99 talk about
something
and then, # to go back to listening, so I added a playback cw character so
everyone
knows I unkeyed, and they here CW P, so I unkey with *0#  instead of just #
in /etc/asterisk/rpt.conf  I added in the [funtions40039] node area, again
40039 is
my node, this line which plays cw p that i made and placed in the custom
directory.

0=playback,/var/lib/asterisk/sounds/custom/p

Good Luck and Happy Holidays
Dave WA2KJC




On Sat, Dec 25, 2021 at 12:49 PM "Gervais Fillion via ARM-allstar" <
arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

> hi all
> i will let the Moderator filter my message:
> is there a member that was able to install Zoiper on his AllStar node? and
> its working?
>
> is there a group dedicated at Zoiper (i have not find it yet),i would like
> to have this "option" on my node when i'm on the road using my cellphone
> but i dont want to brake my node that is working no1 now but "writing" some
> bad line into it.
>
> thanks in advance if the moderator let me publish and Great Christmas to
> you all outhere!
>
> 73
> Gervais
> ve2ckn
>
> ve2ckn2 at hotmail.fr
>
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