THIS IS THE SOLUTION FOR ME WITH YOUR ANSWERS
1) Create any VoIP Account with a provider (for example I use VoIPStunt)
2) Configure the wm6 voip with your settings account:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=299950
or more easy,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=303493
3) Talk using VoIP:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=1233797&postcount=14
4) Call to SIP address:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=1235084&postcount=21
and
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=1234112&postcount=19
Thanks a lot for your help.
Toni
Hi all,
sorry if this post is OFFTopic for this forum, but I search and read other post and I not find the solution.
I want use the WM6 VoIP (with lVSW ROM). I install the voip cab and the settings for my provider.
The question is: how can I receive calls? how can I make calls? I not find any dialpad or similar to make it.
Thanks a lot and sorry for the offtopic.
Toni
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I have been reading a little about this but have not done anything about it because been to busy flashing...lol...but anyhow if you already did everything i think i read that in order for it to work you need to be connected to WIFI, not your isp...if im wrong please correct me someone!! and if anyone got it to work with AT&T please post carrier settings please!
ToniSC said:
Hi all,
sorry if this post is OFFTopic for this forum, but I search and read other post and I not find the solution.
I want use the WM6 VoIP (with lVSW ROM). I install the voip cab and the settings for my provider.
The question is: how can I receive calls? how can I make calls? I not find any dialpad or similar to make it.
Thanks a lot and sorry for the offtopic.
Toni
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If you searched in the forum you would have found this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=299950
Hi Shaun33
I found this post and I read all the commants. I make all steps that post indicated, but my problem is that I doesn't know how to use the wm6 voip.
In the same port, anybody has the same problem, but there hasn't answer.
Thanks.
Toni
if you can't see an answer in the thread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=299950) then there probably isn't an answer!
ToniSC said:
Hi Shaun33
I found this post and I read all the commants. I make all steps that post indicated, but my problem is that I doesn't know how to use the wm6 voip.
In the same port, anybody has the same problem, but there hasn't answer.
Thanks.
Toni
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Why not you post what you have done & we identify what is the problem & give the solution.
i think he just wants to know how to actually use it
I am wondering, if he buy the VOIP service or not....
I wanna ask, will other VOIP service provider work on WM6?
like SunRocket or ViaTalk, etc.
TIA
ToniSC said:
Hi all,
sorry if this post is OFFTopic for this forum, but I search and read other post and I not find the solution.
I want use the WM6 VoIP (with lVSW ROM). I install the voip cab and the settings for my provider.
The question is: how can I receive calls? how can I make calls? I not find any dialpad or similar to make it.
Thanks a lot and sorry for the offtopic.
Toni
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If I understand you correctly, you want to know how to make a call after getting your VOIP settings. Actually, there is no separate dial-pad for a VOIP call - you have to use the existing dial-pad which you would normally use when making a cellular call.
If you have set up your VOIP settings correctly, your plug in on your Today screen should say "your VOIP service:Available or Searching" instead of Internet Calling : Available/Not Available.
In my case, I use Gizmo, so it says Gizmo:Available (when it's not connected) and Gizmo:Searching (when connected via wifi).
When it says Searching, you click on the plug-in, then go to your normal dialing pad where it should also say "Gizmo" on the top right hand corner to indicate that WM6 is using VOIP instead of GSM to make the call.
Hope this helps.
As I am a noobie, I would appreciate it if the senior members could either confirm the above or correct anything which is wrong above.
arul said:
If I understand you correctly, you want to know how to make a call after getting your VOIP settings. Actually, there is not ..........
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This is the correct "Usage Instructions" for voip.
This is also how I experienced it. Voip only connects through WIFI, although I have made the registry changes as mentioned in another thread. It will be nice if you can select which service to use eg. VOIP or GSM
what if i want not use voIP but my gsm network to call. there is isnt any option to do that once you setup voip. you can disable it but thats not the point. nokia's give you option. am i wrong?
nolovelust said:
what if i want not use voIP but my gsm network to call. there is isnt any option to do that once you setup voip. you can disable it but thats not the point. nokia's give you option. am i wrong?
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Just tap the today screen item for it toggles between VoIP and GSM
ok... lots of speculation here. Let me tell you what I know:
VoIP, when properly installed, works in the following manner. (If you can't obtain these results then your ROM needs upgrading or your provisioning is incorrect).
Initially, the Internet Calling today screen plugin will show "off" when VoIP is set to "Never" in the Internet tab of phone settings.
When connected to WiFi, you can change this setting to "whenever available". At this point, a properly provisioned VoIP installation will show your VoIP provider from the provisioning XML and "Searching". Shortly after, "Searching" will change to "Selected". At this point all outbound calls placed from your phone will be through your VoIP provider. In fact, the phone skin will show this name too.
However, your phone will ring for incoming calls made to your GSM phone number as well as your VoIP phone number
Now, tapping "Selected" on the Today screen VoIP plugin will change this status to "Available".
At this point, outbound calls get placed through your GSM provider again and the phone skin will show your GSM provider name.
However, inbound calls to both your GSM and VoIP numbers will still ring on your phone.
Turn off VoIP again by going to phone settings and changing the calling network to Never.
Additional notes:
The "Searching" forever behavior previously described is a Bug in some WM6 releases. lvsw 4/23 doesn't have this issue.
You can also set VoIP to work over 3G as well as WiFi by removing the values "1" and "2" in HKLM\Comm\RTC\AdapterTypes. However, there are issues with this that haven't been fully resolved yet. Incoming calls work fine but the called party can't hear you when you place an outgoing VoIP call over 3G.
so there is no way to do this
dial a number select or even press voip button and you dial via voip.
i hate symbian but i might just have to carry to phones because voip enabled nokias can do it.
hmmm maybe you didn't understand. Sorry about that. Short answer is No, there is a way to do this. You can dial any way you want with VoIP active. Just toggle the today setting between "Selected" or "Active" to choose which to use.
Computer to computer calls
I was wondering if there could also be made computer-to-computer-calls. Is there a way to enter 'voip-names' instead of phone-numbers?
at&t CallVantage
How about those of us on Cingular or "The New at&t" is it possible to subscribe to the at&t VoIP service called CallVantage and then get it working on the Hermes?
@tembares:
You *could* try calling directly to the other phone's IP address. the default dialplan supports this. use the following syntax (example assumes you're calling a phone whose address is 192.168.0.1):
192*168*0*1
@brandyholt:
If the AT&T Callvantage service supports a SIP based softphone then the answer is yes.
Thanks a lot Sleuth255 and all people answer to me.
Finally I have been able to make work it!!!!!
@Sleuth255
One question please, if 192.168.0.1 is 192*168*0*1, how I dial for call to an SIP address, for example my gizmo address [email protected]
Toni
Sleuth255 said:
@tembares:
You *could* try calling directly to the other phone's IP address. the default dialplan supports this. use the following syntax (example assumes you're calling a phone whose address is 192.168.0.1):
192*168*0*1
@brandyholt:
If the AT&T Callvantage service supports a SIP based softphone then the answer is yes.
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This is one of my biggest disappointments on the 6700's and win mobile devices in general WinMobile5 in particular.
In northern Illinois even if you are calling within your area code, you need to dial the area code.
Being as I dial most of my clients only once from my cell, I don't want them all to be added to my contacts. And since I am calling while driving a truck and looking at a piece of paper dialing on the screen. I WANT TO HAVE A PREPEND OPTION for my area code (unless I specificly dial a different one).
Most $39 phones have this option, and most palm phones have this option.
It can't be that hard to program it (can it?).
After doing much searching, and not getting much closer, it seems (per MS website http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/help/pocketpc/useyourphone.mspx#settings ) there may be a phone setting that is not enabled that would enable "dialing rules".
These would be in the same area of settings as network time synch, and voicemail notification, etc..
Does anyone know of any registry edits to show *all* phone settings?
There are a few listed around here and on other forums (mostly the same 'hacks' posted over again all over the place).
I have tried all I've found, and while they have enabled what they say, this isn't included (so far).
What I'm looking for is specificly "dialing rules".
Yes, I know they are listed in network settings, but these do not affect voice dialing.
Anyone have any ideas...
Anyone else wish this worked...
Can anybody help me out here?
hacks, freeware, commercial, black magic rituals, anything???
(I have searched and searched and searched...)
My appologies in advance if it is not, but is this in the right forum??
I really thought I would find some enlightenment here.
fixed dialing
I do believe on the T-mobile they call it fixed dialing
Re: fixed dialing
Do they have this on any WM5 devices?
Do they have any WM5 devices?
flskgrd said:
I do believe on the T-mobile they call it fixed dialing
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WM5 Fixed Dialing
I was going though WM5's menu on HTC TytN and saw the Fixed Dialing under the Start>Settings>Personal>Phone>More
Fixed Dialing is the last option under the More Tab if this is what your are looking for.
Cheers,
ET
emumu said:
I was going though WM5's menu on HTC TytN and saw the Fixed Dialing under the Start>Settings>Personal>Phone>More
Fixed Dialing is the last option under the More Tab if this is what your are looking for.
Cheers,
ET
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I thought about using this feature, but I could not find how to change its options (such as "number patterns"). Do anyone know how to use it ?
Not sure if this is the one:
Start > Setting > Connections > Connections > Advanced > "Dialing Rules"
Let me know if this work for you.
I believe the O2 dial wizard has this (sort of) functionality. You could use the Calling Card function to, instead of storing calling card prefixes, store the area code for the areas that you are in. Then, when you've entered the number for the person you want to call, you press the button with the Magic Wand and Handset in the Phone program, and it prefixes your number with the prefix previously defined.
You might also consider looking at the MyPrefixDial program (freeware - see http://www.freewareppc.com/communication/myprefixdial.shtml), although I think this only works with predefined contacts....
emumu said:
I was going though WM5's menu on HTC TytN and saw the Fixed Dialing under the Start>Settings>Personal>Phone>More
Fixed Dialing is the last option under the More Tab if this is what your are looking for.
Cheers,
ET
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THIS IS THE MOST LIKELY PLACE - however on the xv6700 (apache on Verizon) this option is not there! (imagine that) anyone know how to get this option to show, so I could play with it?
TIA
jackleung said:
Not sure if this is the one:
Start > Setting > Connections > Connections > Advanced > "Dialing Rules"
Let me know if this work for you.
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While it looks like it could be the right place - No this is for network connections (i.e. internet, or VPN) only not for voice dialing options.
Thanks for trying though.
CJBS said:
I believe the O2 dial wizard has this (sort of) functionality. You could use the Calling Card function to, instead of storing calling card prefixes, store the area code for the areas that you are in. Then, when you've entered the number for the person you want to call, you press the button with the Magic Wand and Handset in the Phone program, and it prefixes your number with the prefix previously defined.
You might also consider looking at the MyPrefixDial program (freeware - see http://www.freewareppc.com/communication/myprefixdial.shtml), although I think this only works with predefined contacts....
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Being as I dial most of my clients only once from my cell, I don't want them all to be added to my contacts. And you are right MyPrefixDial is for existing contacts.
I don't think the O2 dial wizzard does axactly what I need, but I would be very willing to try it out - I have done a little searching for it and haven't found a cab file for it, do you know where one is?
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anyone know anything new?
anyone have any new thoughts on this?
Does any other wm5 or wm6 device have anything like what I'm looking for?
I am just giving a bump, I really wish there was a way to do this...
Any clues out there?
Do any win mobile phones that you know of offer dialing rules??
well over 1000 views and no one has any solutions, or even hints at something that may help?
Wow, I thought with all the developing going on here this should be stupid simple, guess not.
Maybe, it's not that important to everyone because they don't have to dial local area codes.
You all will have to eventually you know, it may be months, or years, but eventually everyone will have to.
Ah well, thanks for looking anyway.
bump... ;-)
Hello,
I’ve read tons of tread in the forum regarding VoIP but I still can’t get my thick heard round it. I’m massively confused I definitely need help.
I’m wondering if there is any simplify tutorial in the forum of how to install VoIP, Sip, pleasessssssssssss?
I’m currently running Black 2.5 – Radio Version 1.41.00.10-Rom Version 3.29.707.4
Do you have a SIP based softphone account with a VoIP provider yet? Alternately, have you installed asterisk or 3CX server?
Also, VoIP isn't fully sorted on black 2.5 yet to my knowledge.
VoIP & Radio help.
Currently I do not have VoIP account with any providers, do I need one to get the settings to the phone, if yes which provider would you recommend pls?
Secondly I haven’t installed any of the software mentioned in your reply yet, I thought I’ll bump into step by step guide in the forum do that.
I think the last paragraph of your reply answers my frustration really,Its a matter of wait till VoIP settle on Black 2.5. keep me Fingers cross.
Hey! Least I forgot, how do I stream radio on my Hermes? I have no problem connecting to T-mobile GPRS, as well as my USB wifi router. But for some reason it will just not connect to no online radio station. Do I need to install something??? Leave it to the expects to help. Thx
SIP Config
New SIP Config 2.0 by shaun33
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=303493
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...9950:rolleyes:
Input your VOIP provider info
Any patches for 2.5 Black yet?
It searches, tries to connect, but I get the following SIP response (after using Sip Config 2.0.0)
Got SIP response 481 "Call Leg/Transaction Does Not Exist" back from 192.xxx.xxx.xxx
I'm not sure but I read through these threads:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=299950&highlight=voip
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=303493&highlight=voip
Is there a seperate WM6 VOIP cab available somewhere? I don't see the suggested files, so I assume that I don't have it on my WWE WM6 rom.
Try search for VOIP...or look through todays postings for the same question:
and try these two posts
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...highlight=voip
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...highlight=voip
A quick search for VOIP will give you same answers
epmulligan said:
Try search for VOIP...or look through todays postings for the same question:
and try these two posts
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...highlight=voip
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...highlight=voip
A quick search for VOIP will give you same answers
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Well, as you may have noticed I've found those threads, but I saw that the most of the thread is regarding HERMES.
I was wondering if anyone with an Artemis has been able to turn on VOIP (native voip)
I did manage to install the package as mentioned in the threads above, as well as put in the right config files. Also, the "Internet Calling: Available" today plugin is correctly displayed. However, I cannot switch dial pads and I don't get the correct status (connected).
Same problem here
Setup was done with Sip Config Tool 2.0.1
The plugin is configured : "Always, if available"
When connected by wlan or activesync the plugin displays : "Kein Empfang"
Disconnected from network displays : "Available"
Hopefully someone can help me
Guys I've got it working just fine on an xda orbit. There does seem to be a little bug though and that is when it's says "Searching" and "Available" on the today screen. Available actually means searching and searching means available
When searching is displayed, click on it in the today screen and you might notice a slight change in the signal which means it has switched to voip rather than gsm. Go to the phone screen and you'll see that the network has changed to your voip provider and any call you make will be routed through them.
I have downloaded sjphone yesterday and configured it to use my sip voip provider and it works brilliantly. The sound quality in sjphone is absolutely brilliant compared to the native voip, you should try it.
Finally it's working...
I tried to deinstall the plugin and after prompting an error it worked
The homescreen plug signals "searching" but as you said before it means "availabe". There are still a couple of things:
1) no incomming calls... i can't find the stun settings
2) +4930xxxxxx format doesn't work, i've to type 030xxxx
3) doesn't work after standby
Which version of sjphone are you using? There seems to be nothing available for wm 6
Hi BlueD,
I'm glad it's working for you. I tested incoming calls and that worked nicely as well without configuring any stun. The voip I used were sipgate and callcentric.
There's a post somewhere on one of the big voip threads and the guys managed to customize the dialing plans so that you can dial without using the international format. Do a quick search on voip dialing plan and you should find it somewhere.
Well obviously it doesn't cause the wifi disconnects, hence making it only useful for dialing out rather than receiving calls, except ofcourse if you want to leave the device on all the time, but that's not a very feasible solution.
The sjphone I downloaded was the one for v.1.60.303c Pocket PC 2003SE, it works nicely with excellent call quality. I also think you don't really need native voip capabilities to run that, which makes me think we could have had this on WM5 hmmm...
OK.. just fyi - i got a little bit more success in using the native VOIP solution. I had to flash from the WWE 6 to the BnB 2 ROM, then install the VOIP.cab and SipConfigTool. Now i can receive calls, but cannot place any... not sure why. Also, when i receive a call the sound is CRAP.. probably some codec issue here.
What type of internet connection have you?
Have you open ports on your router necessary for SIP, inbound and out?
epmulligan said:
What type of internet connection have you?
Have you open ports on your router necessary for SIP, inbound and out?
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Yep I did. I got this confirmed by testing it with a softphone on my PC, which works great (same voip provider etc).
Hi all,
I bought this smartphone and want to use VOiP with sip server in WiFi. I installed the cab WM6VOIP and after reboot today screen shows me Internet call: blocked service.
So, I think my mobile operator made some kind of block. What you guys recommend to use it for unblock this ?
Thanks very much,
Mauricio
just post in Kaiser FOrum... there you'll get help!
Actually you probably won't. I must have posted 5-10 questions since registering and not one has been responded to.
Good luck though!
i had a tytn in the past...
i can remeber that there are some sip settings to set befor it works...
the voip cab is only to enable the features...
just search for voip in tytn forum.. maybe you find there something!!
Doesn't the GNEX have built-in VOIP support?
My old HTC Desire with Oxygen ROM (AOSP 2.3) had this.
I assumed ICS would have it too, but I don't find anywhere to enter the sip key and password....
No it does not.
Aww, that sux.
Does any of the roms offer this?
nxt said:
No it does not.
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SIP accounts have been natively supported since Gingerbread.
In ICS go into phone -> Menu -> Settings -> Internet call settings.
You can set up your SIP account there and call settings (when to use, receive incoming, etc).
Hm, yeah thats what I thought too, but I don't see any "Internet call settings" in the setup menu on my GNEX 4.0.2.
madsere said:
Hm, yeah thats what I thought too, but I don't see any "Internet call settings" in the setup menu on my GNEX 4.0.2.
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You need to go into the phone app, the menu, settings. It was moved out of the main settings page.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium
Ah that's where it's hiding. Actually it kinda makes sense. Thanks!
Anybody want to recommend a good SIP service and say a little about them? Currently I am using GrooVe IP + Google Voice but who knows what is going to happen now that Google has screwed them over..
I was recommended sipgate.com and terrasip.com by friends. Not much experience with them yet but I was told they are good.
From my own experience, avoid voipdiscount.com, awful call quality.
SipGate is not going to work for me, at least for the time being.
Thank you for your interest in sipgate!
Due to the increased volume of new registrations within the last few weeks, we have unfortunately ran out of free numbers in your area and we are currently not able to offer you any alternative free phone number at the moment.
We have ordered a new batch of numbers which will be made available very soon but we're afraid we can't give you an exact time frame for this yet. Follow us on twitter and we will let you know when it will be possible to sign-up for an account with us again.
We apologize for the inconvenience caused by this.
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Edit: Terrasip looks more like a European service. Anyone had success with them in the US?
Ive been so spoiled on the whole Google Voice being free thing, I'm not so sure I'm willing to pay a minute fee for VOIP/SIP..
WiredPirate said:
Anybody want to recommend a good SIP service and say a little about them? Currently I am using GrooVe IP + Google Voice but who knows what is going to happen now that Google has screwed them over..
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CallCentric
didlogic.com
Few people know about this provider because they mostly sell to other companies but their quality and rates is second to none. I pay $6/monthly and use the native sip feature. works like a charm.
Can anyone explain in a few words what is the difference between DID and SIP and VOIP.
I live in Thailand. I'd like to be able to let people call a number somewhere in Europe or US and have that redirect to my mobile here. Obviously with as low cost as possible.
I'd also like to be able to call people worldwide without spending an arm and a leg. That is what a SIP provider provides, correct?
I guess to get a number somewhere I need to find a DID provider able to provide the number in that country, right? And I'd still need some way to carry the call from the DID to me? Do I understand this right?
Unfortunately the international Internet connectivity from here isn't too good, so I thought perhaps it would be best to get a SIP provider here? Or does that not make any difference?
Sorry if this is going somewhat off topic, but since you guys seems to know this stuff and the OP (my) question has been answered I guess it's ok
Anyone know of a way to set it to only use internet calling when you are on wifi? It is pretty pointless for it to use 3g or LTE for internet calling...
Thanks
madsere said:
Can anyone explain in a few words what is the difference between DID and SIP and VOIP.
I live in Thailand. I'd like to be able to let people call a number somewhere in Europe or US and have that redirect to my mobile here. Obviously with as low cost as possible.
I'd also like to be able to call people worldwide without spending an arm and a leg. That is what a SIP provider provides, correct?
I guess to get a number somewhere I need to find a DID provider able to provide the number in that country, right? And I'd still need some way to carry the call from the DID to me? Do I understand this right?
Unfortunately the international Internet connectivity from here isn't too good, so I thought perhaps it would be best to get a SIP provider here? Or does that not make any difference?
Sorry if this is going somewhat off topic, but since you guys seems to know this stuff and the OP (my) question has been answered I guess it's ok
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SIP is a protocol for VOIP (Session Initiation Protocol).
A DID is a direct inward dialing number (a telephone number).
Normally with a sip provider you don't get a DID. You receive calls at [email protected] This does not allow a standard phone to call you, just other SIP clients.
There are various services (and some SIP providers) that will allow/grant a DID to send a call to a SIP service. You can get a DID with Sipgate or use a service such as IPKall to get a DID and forward the calls placed to that DID to your VOIP/SIP provider (which will then ring your phone).
nomisunrider said:
Anyone know of a way to set it to only use internet calling when you are on wifi? It is pretty pointless for it to use 3g or LTE for internet calling...
Thanks
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