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Building an embedded Asterisk PBX

Ip04 Front Phone
David is doing a lot of great work with open source hardware telephony, check out the embedded Asterisk he's working on... -

The IP04 is a Four Port Embedded IP PBX that runs Asterisk. The hardware design is 100% open. I just built the first IP04 prototype (really built, as in soldered), and would like to tell you about it. This post talks about the IP04 hardware, the bring up, an explosion (!), and compares the IP04 with the Digium Asterisk Appliance.

Curiously, hardware hacking is getting cheaper and easier. For example the tools for surface mount work are reasonably cheap (a soldering iron and stereo microscope), there is plenty of free CAD software, low cost PCB fabrication, and web based components stores like Digikey.


Building an Embedded Asterisk PBX Part 3 - Link.

Posted by Phillip Torrone | May 8, 2007 06:00 AM
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Posted by: christopherpepe on May 8, 2007 at 11:03 AM

This project is based off of the BlackfinOne SBC which is an open design/open source project. David is very active in this community and has given invaluable advise to most of us. The blackfin DSP is a great processor with excellent uClinux support and a large community.

If you are interested in getting involved head over to the project site. There are v2.0.0 bareboards available, v2.1.1 boards coming soon, and some people are talking about getting kits together. If you want help getting started drop me or any of the other devs a line.


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