Can this device be used with an open source PBX such as Incredible PBX/Asterik?
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Yes, it sure can, but you must have the GS-DP715 however as that model provides the base for the phone (http://www.amazon.com/Grandstream-GS-DP715-VoIP-Cordless-Phone/dp/B008MHQCA0/ref=pd_bxgy_e_text_y). I have one DP715 and one DP710 configured as two separate extensions on a FreePBX server for a client. Easiest way to configure is through the DP715 base stations' web interface.
2044168
Yes, that exactly what i did. I am using one of this with two different PBX, one ASTERIX and one SIEMENS. Works perfectly fine with both.
2044169
Yes - I have 4 of them on FreePBX / Asterisk. For automatic provisioning in FreePBX, there is a really inexpensive extension called Endpoint Manager that supports these units and can automatically configure them. Not necessary, but it makes things easier.
2044170
You must have a GS-DP715. The GS-DP710 handsets connect to the GS-DP715 base. The GS-DP715 base is where all configuration occurs. I have registered other Grandstream devices to Asterisk and the configuration of the GS-DP715 is very similar. There should be no problem registering a GS-DP715 to an Asterisk PBX.
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This device does not require a software driver to work, so it will work with any device that supplies it with a VGA signal no matter what operating system is used. The only thing to be mindful of is that VGA source signal is within the range of the supported resolutions of this converter.
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You probably can, but it would be an additional board and would probably require software written to handle it. I know this sounds iffy, but I've been running ArchLinux on the rasp-pi and as long as you use a large enough SD-ram "ram-disk" there doesn't seem to be any problem doing what you need to do. Be sure to format it large enough for your purpose.
1619057
As Obama says - Yes we can. But you must use software that will recognize the device. For that, use ColorHCFR which is freeware.
1471766
No is the simple answer. The software is all windows based. And is the weakest link of the device.
685304
Sorry, I do not know. It worked great with my PX-110 but I have not attempted to use it with any other board.
731099
The DBK does not support BDXL. EBK models do.http://forums.anandtech.com/showpost.php?p=36209077&postcount;=6
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There is a driver for this built into freebsd 9.2. If the latest free as is built on 9.2 it will work, if not you will need to wait for the next update.
933957
I have a similar board running pfsense 2.1. Some features are not supported by freebsd but you won't likely need USB3 or fully featured video drivers. You'd probably want a second NIC though.
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MANUFACTUER'S REPLY: Thanks for asking! This is *NOT* a scenario we will be able to provide support for or guarantee would work. That said, theoretically, using an open source utility like CloneZilla or HDClone would make this possible, however again your results may vary and this is *NOT* a scenario we will be able to provide support for. Generally speaking, I would advise any customers who aren't already familiar and confident using their tool of choice to *NOT* consider our product for this purpose. Hope this helps, sorry we're not able to offer a more precise answer. Best wishes- Jeff Everett Technical Support Engineer Plugable Technologies support@plugable.com
273242
I personally used this device as the only interface to an RPi running OpenELEC with great success, just make sure you're giving it enough power
981626
You should be able to install the interface itself on as many computers as you want. I think the only limitation you might run into would be from the lighting software you use. I use Freestyler DMX (which works great with this interface), and it's free.
999530
It is off the shelf hardware. It should work with Linux distributions AFAIK. You can build your own for slightly cheaper, but not too much cheaper. For the extra money, you do get warranty support on the hardware as well as having it tested and burnt in. That was worth my mine for having the piece of mind. Search for the free as mini reviews and you can get a breakdown of the hardware to check compatibility.
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NO. This device is a MASTER only. It will only co-exist with an IDE SLAVE unit.
2015486
Yes. This board supports pcx express 3 and this card does as well. They would work together.
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YES! You have to find the Digimend kernel drivers on Github. I have it running right now with LXLE OS.
219343
This has an ARM processor; the official pfSense distros are only available for x86. If you're good with a compiler, you could probably make it go - but that would be far more effort that I'd care to expend.