Links to the S100-FX quick start guide for Asterisk/Trixbox, the configuration guide, the PalmTool windows configuration utility and the latest firmare are listed below:

S100-FX Asterisk Quick Start Guide
S100-FX Configuration Guide
PalmTool Windows Configuration Utility
PalmTool user guide
S100-FX Firmware Version 1.49.002

Unfortunately there is a significant amount of inaccurate and out of date information regarding X100P cards documented within the Open Source community. The main reason for this is that most of the documentation available is based on the original Digium X100P card and low cost clones. For example, the Silicon labs DAA chip (Si3012/Si3035) used by Digium® in their original X100P card and in low cost X100P clones only supports FCC/JATE line standards. However, the DAA chip used in the X100P SE card is a Si3014/Si3034, which supports global line standards including complex impedance for UK/Europe, Australia and New Zealand.

To provide our customers with accurate information we have put together a number of documents to support X100P SE card installation. The information provided focuses on Asterisk® and Trixbox® but can be used to help install an X100P SE card in any Zaptel/Asterisk® based IP PBX system including AsteriskNOW®, Elastix® and PBX in a Flash. These documents include:

Novavox X100P SE PCI card Installation guide

Our X100P SE installation guide provides detailed step-by-step installation instructions that describe how to install an X100P Special Edition (SE) FXO PCI card in an Open Source Linux based IP BPX system.

Novavox X100P SE UK Caller ID Setup Guide

X100P cards cannot be used to detect Caller ID (CID) using polarity reversal because the Zaptel wcfxo driver does not support this feature. Therefore, to support CID on BT lines in the UK we have put this guide together which uses a Zaptel/Asterisk® patch written by Tony Hoyle to store the CID in a history buffer.

Novavox X100P SE Global Line Standards Setup Guide

Unlike the original Digium® X100P and the low cost X100P clone cards available, the X100P SE supports global line standards. The setup guide we have put together provides instructions on configuring global line standards including complex impedance for UK/Europe, Australia and New Zealand.

If you experience any issues installing your X100P SE card then please refer to our PCI Card Troubleshooting Guide in the first instance as it provides solutions for the most common installation issues.