You can connect to SmartVoice using an SIP compatible VoIP Device or software including IP Phones,  Analogue Telephone Adapters, Softphone and IP PBX's. If your Equipment/Software supports G729, GSM or G711 codecs along with RFC2833 for DTMF, you can use the SmartVoice service.

SIP Proxy: sip.smartvoice.com.au Port 5060

Codecs (In Preference): G729 (20ms Packet Rate), GSM, G711A, G711U

DTMF: RFC2833 with a payload of 101

User Agent (Asterisk Only): SmartVoice

Please note that SmartVoice will not supply support for software or equipment that has not been supplied by or branded as SmartVoice.

Important Note: If you are using a Billion VoIP router, you will need to use the G711A codec if you wish to use IVRs and automated systems during a call. This is because it does not support RFC2833 DTMF, only Inband DTMF at this time.

Sample Asterisk Configuration

Please find below a Sample Configuration for Asterisk with SmartVoice. SmartVoice does not support the use of Asterisk and it should be used at your own risk.

sip.conf
[general]
port = 5060
bindaddr = 0.0.0.0
context = incoming
language = au
disallow=all
allow=g729
allow=gsm
allow=ulaw
allow=alaw
dtmfmode=rfc2833
useragent=SmartVoice

register => <YourUserID>:<YourPassword>@sip.smartvoice.com.au/<YourUserID>

[smartvoice]
type=peer
insecure=very
nat=yes
username=<YourUserID>
secret=<YourPassword>
host=sip.smartvoice.com.au

extensions.conf
[general]
language=au
static=yes
autofallthrough=no

[incoming]
exten => <YourUserID>,1,Playback(Demo)
exten => <YourUserID>,2,Hangup

[outgoing]
exten => _X.,1,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN}@smartvoice,60,tr)

For more information on using Asterisk and setting it up, visit www.voip-info.org.