USB Phone and RJ11 Phone adaptor Linux Support

Skype Linux Support

Installation note:

Pre-installation: ( as root or administrator roles)
(1) Plug-in your TJNet USB device and complete the installation
(2) Login as root or administrator roles
(3) Grant access HID services to all users.
 

(a) Fedora Core 3
file: /etc/udev/permissions.d/xx -udev.permissions
add a line : hiddev*:root:root:0666

(b) Mandrake 10.1  (make sure dbus service installed)
file: /etc/udev/permissions.d/xx -udev.permissions
add a line : hiddev*:root:root:0666

(c) SuSe 9.2 (make sure dbus service installed)
chmod 666 /dev/usb/hiddev*

 

(4) Reboot your machine
 

Installation: ( as root)

(1) Install Skype from http://www.skype.com/products/skype/linux/
(2) Install tjinit_skype

Click here to download tjinit_skype-1.6-0.i586.rpm

 

Post-installation:
(1) Logon Skype
(2) Run tjinit_skype
(3) Configure the correct Skype audio device [ /dev/dsp* ] which is mapped to TJNet USB audio device.
(HINTS)
(a) Add SkypeID: echo123 in your Skype dialog.
(b) Change your Skype call device name : "Tools"->"Options"->"Hand/Handset"->"Audio devices"->"Calls:"
(c) Try the "Possible TJNet audio device" listed in the tjinit_skype dialog, try to call "echo123".
(d) If the incoming voice does not come from your TJNet audio device.
==> Try-and-error : change your Skype Audio and call "echo123" until you hear remote voice from your TJNet's USB device.


Normal procedure:

(1) Logon Skype
(2) Run tjinit_skype, add your speed dial items, refer online keypad manual (http://www.cuphone.com/skype/) , have funs !

Uninstallation: ( as root or administrator roles)
rpm -e tjinit_skype
 

For other Linux application ( not Skype)

click here to download the tjinit-0.7-1.i586.rpm

(tjinit-0.7-1.i586.rpm is not for Skype. Click here for Skype Linux support).

 Install it with the command:

    rpm –i tjinit-0.7-1.i86.rpm

After installation, 3 files will be installed in:

/usr/bin/tjinit
/usr/share/doc/tjinit-0.7-1/README
/usr/share/icons/tjinit.png
 

 Run it with the command:

    tjinit  ( as a root)

OR if you want to run tjinit as a different user,

For Fedora Core 3 and Mandrake 10.1 (system running udev for USB HID device):

add  "hiddev*:root:root:666" to your udev permissions file (ie /etc/udev/permissions.d/xx -udev.permissions)

For Suse9.2 (system not running udev for USB HID device):

change the mode of /dev/usb/hiddev* with command

chmod 666 /dev/usb/hiddev*

 

 Uninstall it with the command:

    rpm –e tjinit

 Note:

This program is a console mode application built on kernel 2.6. It is known work on SuSE 9.2, Mandrake 10.1 and Fedora Core 3.