Grandstream HT503 ATA Configuration with Asterisk FreePBX

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This is a long and boring video walking through the setup process for configuring an HT503 to work with a Raspberry PI running Asterisk FreePBX. The was prepared for Amateur radio operators.

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You, my man are a life saver.. I've spent hours and hours before finding this video and finally managed to configure my grandstream ht813.. great tutorial..

janbrtka

Thank you for making this; I've had a HT503 hooked up to my freepbx for a while for just messing around and while I could get incoming calls to work, I never could get outbound to work properly. This did the trick; thanks for burning a trail for the rest of us!

chriscallow

Hello ! Thanks for the video. its full instructions served me very well and I managed to setup an HT813 in Freepbx, with outbound and inbound calls, and incoming id caller. Greetings from Colombia

leoprisionero

Your video helped immensely getting a Grandstream HT813 (the replacement for the discontinued HT503) working with a POTS line and my RasPBX. (I know what your AREDN is as I've got an FCC ARS license.) I'm simply coming in the FXO port to allow inbound calls to be answered on my PBX system - and it provdes caller ID in numerous other locations around my house. One added wrinkle is having a PSTN phone connected to the FXS port which now has an extension number and I'm still tweaking that to get it working exactly the way I'd like it to. Your setup with just the Grandstream GXP1625 doesn't need the FXS port. I've got two PSTN lines and will be adding the second one to another HT813. My setup isn't identical but yours got me close enough to get it running. Looked at FXO gateways and they're made for commercial/business PBX systems - and they're comparatively costly.

Setup in the HT813 is not quite identical to the HT503 as there are more settings, but it parallels what you did quite closely. Passing this on to you if you need to work up another system like your AREDN and cannot find an HT503. The HT813 should do the job. BTW, I've got a GXP1625, GXP1628, and now a GXP1782, GXP1760W, and a GXP2170 all running on the RasPBX with four DIDs on a VoIP provider SIP. A second HT213 will unify all six phone numbers on my VoIP system and maintain the pair of PSTN lines with some PSTN 2-line phones and a FAX machine. Had to make certain the POTS trunk was the only one tied to the POTs line.

Sparks

THAT... was a lot of work! Thank you for your efforts!

rkaag

I am going to try and adapt this for my magic jack, great work!

friendlyengineering

In Mexico we say Eres un Chingón, when you are a MASTER, Thanks very usefull!

fernandocano

Thanks Commsprepper for this great video.
The only thing, outgoing calls was not working for me showing a "forbidden" message in Asterisk logs. I changed the "FXO Port->Stage Method (1/2)" to 1 as opposed to the default value and it started working fine.

DavoudTavakoli

This video was done extremely well. Thanks!

jarrod

Thank You very much for this video, you saved me alot of time. Informative, clear and to the point. Job Well Done

yanlevyexperience

Thanks for doing this. I was struggling to get my Grandstream HT802 to connect to FreePBX until I came across your config setting with the x.x.x.x:5160 for the SIP server instead of just the IP address.

vaska

Awesome video. I used watched this video and got HT 813 to work

mylodgeonline

Great video, I used to build Asterisk PBXs as part of my first IT job about 11 years ago, those were great instructions and the interface has improved a lot. This is a cool peace time idea, but without rule of law the IP to IP calling would be sufficent I would imagine? I mean you can use the PBX if you have a lot of phones in the system and want to make internal dialing easier and setup conference calls (OPs calling into CP), otherwise IP dialing would be sufficient. Any other thoughts on that I may be missing?

Devinm

crucial info: if using the ht813 make sure to toggle the FreePBX setting to yes inside Settings>>SIP settings 'Non-standard g726' otherwise it won't work!

Tom-cmep

This is a really great video and I hope to make use of it soon. I have been trying to do this very thing with a Linksys SPA3000 or a 3102 using the Issabel PBX software on a HP mini PC but have gotten nowhere after several weeks. Have you made a video using either of the Linksys ATAs?. I am now starting to set up a FreePBX system as it seems the most popular now and have watched the series from Chris of crosstalk solutions called FreePBX 101 v15 but I have gotten stuck on the firewall page at the moment.

John-B