[VoIP] Need tools & docs to work on vt1005v on my asterisk.

[john jones]

I think it is fair to say that manufacturers are way beyond simply changing a chip to make a "special" version of a product for one vendor.  In fact, I bet a socket costs twice what a semiconductor device does.   With the proliferation of information on the Internet about how to re-purpose a device, the techniques will get more and more sophisticated.  Of course, the hacks for the i-phone demonstrate that it is possible, my point is simply that this isn't simple anymore.

JJ

----- Original Message ----
From: David Josephson <david at josephson.com>
To: Voice Over IP Tandem for Analog Switches <voip at ckts.info>
Sent: Saturday, November 3, 2007 1:00:11 AM
Subject: Re: [VoIP] Need tools & docs to work on vt1005v on my asterisk.


There are no socketed devices in the VT1000.

I have not yet heard of anyone who has successfully unlocked their 
VT1005v, which leads me to believe that the it's mask-programmed or 
fuse-programmed. The "instructions" that Trixter published on his site 
are speculative at best. The integration of Motorola as an internet 
appliance vendor with Motorola as a semiconductor maker is fairly 
significant, as it is with Motorola as a two-way radio maker.

The unlocked ones I bought from VOIP Supply work fine on touchtone and 
DTMF sets, and have much better audio than the Sipura units.
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