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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] quattr0:
OK Thanks for clarifying. I thought due to me changing password, i couldn't dial out. So, re-doing SIPDroid installation/registration allows me to dial out as I used to. Must have been some settings within SIPDroid i prolly accidently changed.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] msgfromside3:
I think there was a small outage in GV for calling back SIP #. I was not able to call back using GV web to my SIP yesterday for a while - callback to my cell phone worked though.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] infamousjax:
Got it working on csip simple and its great. Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] awrnsmn:
Magnus, you rock! Followed your info in the first thread, worked first time like a charm! Now i'm making and receiving calls on my Sprint Tab. (how friggen cool is that?)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] prohibit:
Verizon anyone? :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] vanklay:
You Guys Are Awesome!

Followed the easy directions and BAM!...........calling on my Sprint Tab.

Text works great also through Google Voice. Hand it to the XDA community

:D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] quattr0:
It should work on any tablet, not just Sprint. As long as you will have internet connection using either data plan or Wifi.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 2kmy477:
I followed the instructions to install SIPDroid,but i don't see the option to creat PBXES,I uninstalled and reinstalled SIPDroid many times,cleared the data and even hard reset my Tab,I still don't see the option to creat PBXES,can someone help?thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] quattr0:
Please re-read last part of step 2 (if you haven't tried). The setting of density is in build.prop file I believe. It's been awhile...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] aheavyguy:
Not really sure what I'm doing wrong and i'm sure its something stupid but I cant make calls. I can receive calls just fine but I cant dial out from the tab, its just keeps saying your call cannot be completed at this time. I followed all the instructions and just cant seem to get it to work, any ideas?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 2kmy477:
I didnt change the LCD density setting,it's all default,do i still need to modify the build.prop file?if yes how do i do this?thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chinchikurin:
Hi quattr0,

Thanks for the detailed instructions! I was able to set up my Tab to place and receive free calls. :)

For this particular substep of Step 3 (quoted below), I think it is sufficient to enter just the ID without appending the extension (ie. -200) in the "SIP Phone number".

The extension which rings is controlled by how you set your pbxes's inbound routing.

I experimented with [ID], [ID]-200, and even a non-existent extension like [ID]-500. All of them ring my Sipdroid as my pbxes's inbound routing is set to extension 200.

Just my $0.02. Please correct me if I'm wrong. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] X1088LoD:
So question when using CSIPSimple. I can dial out just fine, however when I dial in and answer on the tab, I get a message that says something like "Incoming Call from <Name>, Press 1 to answer, Press 2 to send to voicemail", but neither one of the options does anything, and it ultimately goes to my voicemail.

Any thoughts on how to bypass the options?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 2kmy477:
Log on to your Google Voice account,click on voice settings>edit>calls>call screening>off.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 2kmy477:
Did you download SipDroid from the market?I did,but when i ran it for the first time,I didn't see the option letting me to creat the pbx account at the bottom,I don't have LCD density installed on my tab,all stock,I even hard reset my tab couple of times,the SipDroid I downloaded from the market was 2.01.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chinchikurin:
Yes I downloaded SipDroid from the market, which signs up automatically for a pbxes account for you and sets up your gtalk trunk for outbound calls.

I am sorry to hear that you did not see the option. Perhaps you could go to the pbxes.org website to create an account, then manually configure the (1) extension, (2) trunk, (3) inbound routing, and (4) outbound routing?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 2kmy477:
Thanks for your suggestions.What is your settings on the extension,trunk,inbound routing & outbound routing?because I have no idea what those settings should be.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chinchikurin:
Hey, sorry to give you false hopes. I just logged in to my pbxes.org account. I think you can't manually configure the GTALK trunk in pbxes, unless you are a paid user. So I guess getting SipDroid to do everything automatically is the only way to go if you don't have a paid account.

Or perhaps use another Android device to download SipDroid and set up the pbxes account first?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 2kmy477:
I did noticed that Goggle Voice has to be installed and configured,run SipDroid then the pbxes account option would become available,did you set it up this way?Thanks for your help.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] HypnoticGuy:
OMG! Thank you so very much! I bought a Sprint G Tab without a contract, and was using it as Wi-Fi only.

Thanks to you I just placed a call, and received a call over Wi-Fi, just like my G Tab was a phone! This ROCKS!

You are my hero!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 2kmy477:
Does anyone have the problem of busy signal when tried to dial the ipkall #?Google voice could not verify the # since it's always busy when called,anyone knows how to fix this?thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ResonanceZero:
I'm having the same problem with the number being always busy.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 2kmy477:
I signed up for a 2nd IPKall #,but it did excactly the same,always a busy signal when called,so google voice could not verifiy it,how other people here could do it,i don't know.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Henry Miller:
Thanks to the HypnoticGuy for the detailed instructions. They didn't lead to immediate success for me however. I had to install Google's "Voice and Video Chat" software before all worked as it should. To do this, go to your GMail account, selected "Settings", then click on the "Chat" tab. That tab contains a "Voice and Video Chat" section. Just installing the Google Talk plugin did the trick for me. Be sure to activate the "Enable outbound voice calling with Google Voice" option just below the "Voice and Video Chat" section.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 2kmy477:
Can you get GV to verify your ipkall #?I couldnt because ipkall # always returned with a busy signal.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] antoinerokomura:
success

I have inbound and outbound calling enabled on my Sprint SGT, after a lot of experimenting. I have never tried anything to do with VOIP before, but I was able to follow the excellent instructions here. Thanks a million.

Here's how I got it working. This isn't a primer, just an experience report:

My setup was simple at first - I just used sipgate and sipdroid. But that gave me only 60 minutes, so I knew I needed to try again.

It took me a lot of reading on this forum to figure out why "new PBX linked to my Google Voice" wasn't visible in sipdroid. Eventually, I installed the google voice app on my tab, and reset sipdroid using applications/settings/applications/manage applications/sipdroid/force stop & clear data. When I restarted sipdroid, the button appeared & I pressed it. So far so good.

Noted the SIP account settings in sipdroid, and browsed over to ipkall. Registered with the account info I retrieved from sipdroid, and it assigned me a phone number. Called the number from my home phone, and the tab's phone rang. So far so good.

Using a desktop computer, I logged in to google voice and added the number I got from ipkall. Problem - that number is already used by two other google voice acounts. Unregistered from ipkall, and registered again to get a new number. Same problem. Unregistered/reregistered and got lucky on 3rth attempt.

But I still needed google voice to call back to verify the 2 digit code. I tried the workaround suggested - used the tab's web browser to login to google voice, and made a "quick call" to my home phone. This allowed me to select the tab's new phone number even though it was unverified, but the call did not go through. I don't know why.

After many attempts, I caved in and downloaded csipsimple. Went to settings/media/DTMF mode & chose 'in band generation'. Then called the tab from my destop using google voice, and was able to enter the verification code. (Went to all this trouble because DTMF is broken in the latest version of sipdroid).

After that, everything is working as expected. Thanks to all for the advice I received here.

Here are the problems I still have:

1) For some reason, sipdroid isn't hooked up to my contacts. It was working when I first set it up with sipgate, but no longer. Don't know what went wrong. I can use Fring to call any of my contacts, but that's not ideal.

2) Neither of my cars will pair to the tab using bluetooth, so I cannot dial handsfree. Apparently Sprint disabled the HFP profile, even though Froyo supports it.

3) call waiting doesn't work yet. I read on this thread about adding another extension in pbxes, and I'll look into that next.

4) Very curious if anyone has done this with a Verizon SGT. Might exchange mine.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cuttie7630:
Oh my@@!!

For some weird and strange reason. I cannot for the life of me dial out. I followed the instructions very carefully. I receive incoming call but when I dial out it says, " We cannot complete your call, please try again." Could anyone one please lead me in the right direction.

Samsung Galaxy Tab "Sprint"
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] turruso:
Thanks for the help, have one question, I occasionally get network outage for like 4-5 hrs and receive a email suggesting me to get a premium account, I believe the cheapest option its like 5$ a month does anyone has tried that?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cuttie7630:
Success!!

Well I ended up deleting everything and restarting. It took me two days to be able to dial out but I finally did it. I think the trick for me was to make sure I added the -200 after the log-in names, the one from pbxes.org. My US Sprint Galaxy Tab can now make and receive calls over wifi and 3G. Thanks for the tut guys, much appreciated.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mmathai77:
YAY! I cant believe this worked! Thank you so much!

Question, sometimes SIPDroid Answers Calls and sometimes CSimple Answers calls, how do i make it distinguish which one to answer with.

Could I uninstall SIPDroid after now? I like CSimple better because it fills the whole screen! lol
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] quattr0:
You only need one program. Sounded like you had both running.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] EvoTastic:
Phenomenal

Thank you so much. I got this to work on the first try. Magnificent
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] willsurg:
Thank you so much for this thread in getting me as far as I have gotten, I am still stuck on being able to dial out. I have tried both programs as well css and sipdroid to get a line, but still get cannot be completed, what did everyone else do . also I a also confused about which program should be used sippdroid or the csimple. can I get rid of one of them?

thank you in advance!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] maxjivi05:
A bit laggy thought but thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jrsfalcons:
Ok guys I downloaded google voice and set it up. So got that out of the way then downloaded sipdroid and got the link at bottom.Then it says create free account for pbx has name already filled in just need password do that.Then it ask for Sipdroid password??So I made one up is that right? Well if it is, it pops up and says trunk already in use!What does that mean exactly?I did try before this and got a yellow dot on top but wasnt green like the post said it was suppose to be.Please Help Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] maxjivi05:
You need to setup sipgate account you don't need pxbxs at all.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wintrxtrem:
Has anyone gotten call waiting to work on either sipdroid or csipsimple?

On a side note, I uploaded a .wav to try out the pbxes.org on hold music. It does work when using sipdroid. Pretty cool.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nzaw4:
Just picked up the tab 2 days ago.

Finally went through the orignal OPs post, i can get the calls, but when i dial out, it says calls cannot be completed as dialed in Sipdroid, and in CSIP says the same thing.....

Help!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nzaw4:
Any one ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] turruso:
that happens when i try to call within csipdroid / sip contact list, I have to use the dialer instead
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] majinvegeta3886:
for everyone who can recieve calls but not place calls try using google voice callback. set the option "when to use callback" to always and use your ipkall number as the callback number. instead of making an outbound call it has GV call you back you answer and then the call is connected.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fechina:
I am trying to be able to make phone calls from my SGT and have download Google Voice/callback and CSIPsimple....

Do I make up my own phone # when trying to setup using sipgate????

I am totally lost!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kriptixpwnz:
im having problems with the verifying my sipnumber with gv any one can help me with this add me to msn support@team-nitrix.net thank you
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bast525:
Csipsimple has a much nicer dialer and interface but has horrible echo problems for the person on the other end, sipdroid has no echo issue, much nicer voice quality, but a horrible interface. Solution? Install both, set sipdroid to be default for all calls, and set up csip to NOT be default for any calls. Then you can use csip's dialer and contacts integration, but when you hit send, it makes the call thru sipdroid. Works very nice, seamless, you wouldn't even know it was two separate apps.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] NOMster:
this may have been mentioned in the thread already but i'm using dialer one. auto routes to sipdroid to make the call but has the customizable contact list and all. just another option.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wintrxtrem:
Do you have "Echo cancellation" enabled in the Media settings of csipsimple? I had the same problem with echos on the receiving end until I enabled this setting.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jimlivingston:
I've tried 20 IPKall numbers now and ALL of them are " already being used on two other Google Voice accounts. Forwarding numbers cannot be shared across more than two accounts."

I checked out Sigate, but they ran out of numbers.

What a waste of an hour screwing with this.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sdotcarlisle:
Same here

sent via two tin cans and a string using Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jimlivingston:
Intriguing though. I have voip from home, using ViaTalk. I was checking out my control panel at VT and found configuration setting for Soft Phones. I just put that info into Sipdroid and walla - I can make and receive calls using my home # on my Sprint Tab!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Djinn23:
I have to boogie and only had time to skim this thread. I wanted to let xda know that I have been using a sip account + gv on two international trips for free calling to the us. Saved me a bundle in calling charges. Although I initally pulled sipdroid and intended to use it.....ijust used the sip plugin in fring because I was using it as a multi chat client. With that said I am not a huge fan of the app. The system is not perfect either with long lag between talking and responses and some initial connection issues. You get what you pay for! It is certianly usable though.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fechina:
I setup my tab using sip and it is not giving me unlimited free calling...it gives me 60min a month...what did I do wrong?...I followed the instructions given...Help!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rjumawan:
@ magnus I'm diggin the rom you put out on evo. I want to get a tab but guess I'm just wanting reassurance its worth it and not just an over sized evo....any advice from anyone would be great
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] turruso:
Not getting service lately on pbxes, anyone else with the same problem?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fechina:
I am using CSip and was able to make and recieve calls at first, however, I can only receive calls. I am unable to call out ..It tells me that I need credits..I am trying to use the FREE option...how do I resolve this??:confused:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ssserpentine:
howdo i tell sipdroid to make pbxes.com account?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] turruso:
You can't, they removed the option for a google voice- pbxes setup, unless you get a paid account, I wonder if there is service similar to pbxes...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Djinn23:
Dial out with google voice and have it call the sip number. Give out the gv number and point gv fully to the sip number. Any listing of best free sip services nowadays?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] monomo:
Don't know what I did, but

My galaxy tab s-100 is making a receiving calls with my GV #

I got a number from ipKall but I wasn't able to associate it with the GV account because it said it was being used by Two different accounts on GV allready (yeah, I know right?).

Anyways my steps were as follows:

I went online and made an sipsorcery.com account and got a username and website or IP address.

Went to ipKall.com and signed up with that info and as the phone number I typed the account name from then sipsorcery.com site for email I entered the GV account email.

Then, I installed the sipdroid on the galaxy tab and ran it, setting up an account on pbxs.com automatically entering the GV email.

After that I was able to make calls on the tab, but I tried calling the gv number and nuthing, then I tried calling the ipkall number and it was "busy".

So after like 30 minutes my tab rings and its the person I test called and caller id shows my GV number, so who knows?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] playya:
Quite sure by now most of you know that GrooveIP will do all of this for you over 3g/4g or wifi... No need for extra routes anymore... Sorry if this is old news for some..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jtwebfusion:
+1 for Groove IP...
[General Questions and Answers] zepto88:
Having serious problems with my phonebook, the option to hide contacts dont work at all, so now my phonebook is filled with alla contacts from facebook, skype and gmail. A just want to see the contacts with a phonenumber but this option dont work! Really irritating.. anyone with a solution ? running on eclair
[G2 and Desire Z General] xandermpls:
Just got a new plan 2 phones me and my gf. Love the new phones and I love the xda app. Very useful and helpful. My brother is an iphone "fanboi" and he told me the nexus s is the better phone,

Without the keypad and memory xpansion is this true? I am in love with the new phone. Crisp fast.
[G2 and Desire Z General] xandermpls:
What's the highest you cyber punks have oc your phone to??? :)
[G2 and Desire Z General] Deuces:
2ghz.......
[G2 and Desire Z General] ostinq:
Samsung can keep the nexus "s". I will never own a samsung phone.
[G2 and Desire Z General] smjfosho:
Cyber punks? I'm at 1.8ghz stable. But yeah, someone has clocked to 2ghz, not stable though, yet.
[G2 and Desire Z General] blunted09:
id sooner go back to my original milestone before buying a samsung. im very disappointed with the choice of a rebranded sgs and samsung. the first nexus 1 is still better than this new, fake nexus
[G2 and Desire Z General] juanshop:
to my point of view is that the g2 is and will be the high end phone of tmobile for a long time, period. nexus s is not that OMG, plus the only really good thing is that comes with gingerbread... other than that... well... is a Samsung lol
[G2 and Desire Z General] shortlived:
Well the g3 will be better then the nexus s for sure! My point being that there will always be a better phone comming out soon. Get what you want! Me i love keyboards and the g2 is the best one out. Good luck.
[G2 and Desire Z General] ddgarcia05:
+1

People shouldn't worry about if or when gingerbread is coming out on the G2. We have a very strong dev. section and backing of the greatest coders period. If you don't believe me then look at the Mytouch4G developmental thread and you quickly take note that topics of the 1st page date back a week. The G2 is successor of the god father of android.

OP, do you want a keyboard, a T-Mobile protection plan, LED notifications, or 4G. Yes, the Nexus S has a 16gb storage capacity but that only tells me that google has finally fixed the problem of android only viewing 2gb of available internal memory. At least I hope so because if they didn't then there will be alot of Nexus S owners upset that their device only claims 1.2 gb of internal memory.

The only device I see ever knocking the G2's crown off is the G3.
[G2 and Desire Z General] dietotherhythm:
it really seems like samsung is rebadging their galaxy s phone to every carrier... this one has gingerbread but it's only a short time until every other high end phone gets gingerbread too. Samsung is actually skipping 2.2 with this release though. good for them ~_~

EDIT: where the hell is all this g3 talk coming from? is this something I haven't seen yet or is it all hypothetical

P.s. op, the overclock on this phone is fcuking fantastic.
[G2 and Desire Z General] ddgarcia05:
Hypothetical, just stating that the phone is really good and would probably only be succeeded by a G3.
[G2 and Desire Z General] philosophics:
I will keep this device until the g3 comes out for sure. This is a great device and samsung has a horrible build quality IMHO. The only thing Samsung has over the G2 is their 4" Super AMOLED screen. G2 has a respectable 3.7" Super TFT and is comparable, just smaller but not by much...

Sent from me HTC Vision using XDA app
[G2 and Desire Z General] AbsolutZeroGI:
I'll admit, I got a little excited when I saw the new Nexus was coming out...then I saw it was S and not 2...and that it was made by Samsung...and then that it wasn't the true successor the Nexus 1.

It's like meeting a really hot woman...and finding out she's a dude...with a bigger penis that you...and he's a minor...and your best friend already dated him...and he has a better car than you...and your last gf left you for him/her.

Just utter disappointment and disgust all around. If Sammy was going to plaster a name like Nexus on a phone, they should have done a hell of a lot better than the Nexus S.

Until the G3 comes out (which will probably have a dual-core, more memory, a keyboard, ice cream, be 4.5" SMIAAMOLED (Super Massive Incredibly Awesome Amoled) and wouldn't use the Nexus S to eat it's morning cereal, then I'm sticking with my G2.

Plus, I finally own a phone all the best devs work on, and that makes me a happy guy.
[G2 and Desire Z General] androidtoy09:
LMAO...hahahaa:D
[G2 and Desire Z General] Ducter:
umm..yuck. I was with you to the hot girl...man, after that it went to hell in a hand basket lol..guess thats your point ay lol
[G2 and Desire Z General] Utorrent76:
Whoa!

@AbsolutZeroGI....Sounds like you were really traumatized by the whole incident.Seriously though, you really should talk to someone.
[G2 and Desire Z General] kylez64:
The nexus S has the same proc as all the other sgs phones. Dont get me wrong, I like the screen and 2.3 but I could never switch. Lack of 4G, crappy design and no sd slot is a fail imo.
[G2 and Desire Z General] dhkr123:
Hate to break it to you, but Vision doesn't have 4G either. It has only 3G, despite FALSE ADVERTISING. Not the only lie in the spec sheet... they also said it had 4GB eMMC, when the chip is permanently set to 2.1GB.
[G2 and Desire Z General] dhkr123:
You seem to be thoroughly confused.

I suggest you go read the wiki. It explains everything.
[G2 and Desire Z General] ddgarcia05:
You couldn't just make thing easier for me and tell me. I'll just assume your right and I'm wrong.