[jitsi-users] Jabra Speak 510 with Jitsi

[Ettore Guadagnino]

Hello.

I'm new of Jitsi and I'm havingt a problem using it with a Jabra speaker
set.

I'm using Jitsi on Linux Debian (wheezy) and I have a Jabra Speak 510
UC speaker/microphone, connected to the Linux PC via USB port.

I want to accept incoming audio/video calls by pushing the green phone
button on the Jabra device, without having to click with the mouse on the
linux PC (in the application I'm working on, there is no keyboard or mouse
device connected to the PC) .

I tried it, but it doesn't work. I guess I have to do some configuration,
but I couldn't find anything in the settings which can help me.

Could you please help me, or point me to some documentation?

Thank you.
Ettore

[Ettore Guadagnino]

In parallel with this post, I've also asked the question directly to Jabra
support. Here is their reply:

"Jitsi does not support HID commands for call control. Because the soft
phone does not currently support call control, there is no way to answer
the call from the Speak 510, or any other USB audio device you may try to
use with it. They would have to add HID device support to the Jitsi
softphone itself for that aspect to work."

Have you any comment on this? Is that true?
Any idea on what I can do?

Thank you.
Ettore

Post by Ettore Guadagnino
Hello.
I'm new of Jitsi and I'm havingt a problem using it with a Jabra speaker
set.
I'm using Jitsi on Linux Debian (wheezy) and I have a Jabra Speak 510
UC speaker/microphone, connected to the Linux PC via USB port.
I want to accept incoming audio/video calls by pushing the green phone
button on the Jabra device, without having to click with the mouse on the
linux PC (in the application I'm working on, there is no keyboard or mouse
device connected to the PC) .
I tried it, but it doesn't work. I guess I have to do some configuration,
but I couldn't find anything in the settings which can help me.
Could you please help me, or point me to some documentation?
Thank you.
Ettore
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[Emil Ivov]

Hey Ettore,

You can configure "Global shortcuts" in Jitsi for several actions,
including call pick up and hang up. This would work as long as the device
is HID compliant, which, for the devices I've tried, is not the case for
Jabra (which makes there comment very surprising to me).

Emil

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Post by Ettore Guadagnino
In parallel with this post, I've also asked the question directly to Jabra
"Jitsi does not support HID commands for call control. Because the soft
phone does not currently support call control, there is no way to answer
the call from the Speak 510, or any other USB audio device you may try to
use with it. They would have to add HID device support to the Jitsi
softphone itself for that aspect to work."
Have you any comment on this? Is that true?
Any idea on what I can do?
Thank you.
Ettore

Post by Ettore Guadagnino
Hello.
I'm new of Jitsi and I'm havingt a problem using it with a Jabra speaker
set.
I'm using Jitsi on Linux Debian (wheezy) and I have a Jabra Speak 510
UC speaker/microphone, connected to the Linux PC via USB port.
I want to accept incoming audio/video calls by pushing the green phone
button on the Jabra device, without having to click with the mouse on the
linux PC (in the application I'm working on, there is no keyboard or mouse
device connected to the PC) .
I tried it, but it doesn't work. I guess I have to do some
configuration, but I couldn't find anything in the settings which can help
me.
Could you please help me, or point me to some documentation?
Thank you.
Ettore
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[Ettore Guadagnino]

Hi Emil,

thank you very much for your reply.
You mean if they are not HDI compliant, there is no alternative way of
making Jitsi aware that the user is pressing the button on the Jabra
device, correct?

If this is the case can you suggest me any alternative device that is HDI
compliant and works with Jitsi?

Thank you again.
Ettore

Post by Emil Ivov
Hey Ettore,
You can configure "Global shortcuts" in Jitsi for several actions,
including call pick up and hang up. This would work as long as the device
is HID compliant, which, for the devices I've tried, is not the case for
Jabra (which makes there comment very surprising to me).
Emil
--sent from my mobile

Post by Ettore Guadagnino
In parallel with this post, I've also asked the question directly to
"Jitsi does not support HID commands for call control. Because the soft
phone does not currently support call control, there is no way to answer
the call from the Speak 510, or any other USB audio device you may try to
use with it. They would have to add HID device support to the Jitsi
softphone itself for that aspect to work."
Have you any comment on this? Is that true?
Any idea on what I can do?
Thank you.
Ettore

Post by Ettore Guadagnino
Hello.
I'm new of Jitsi and I'm havingt a problem using it with a Jabra speaker
set.
I'm using Jitsi on Linux Debian (wheezy) and I have a Jabra Speak 510
UC speaker/microphone, connected to the Linux PC via USB port.
I want to accept incoming audio/video calls by pushing the green phone
button on the Jabra device, without having to click with the mouse on the
linux PC (in the application I'm working on, there is no keyboard or mouse
device connected to the PC) .
I tried it, but it doesn't work. I guess I have to do some
configuration, but I couldn't find anything in the settings which can help
me.
Could you please help me, or point me to some documentation?
Thank you.
Ettore
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[Ettore Guadagnino]

Hi Emil,

I had a further email exchange with Jabra support.
Maybe you are interesetd to know what they say.

Can you suggest me any alternative device which succesfully interoperates
with Jitsi
(concerning call pick up and hang-up) ?

Bye.
Ettore



---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: "Jabrasupport.US-***@public.gmane.org" <Jabrasupport.US-***@public.gmane.org>
Date: Jun 26, 2014 6:38 AM
Subject: RE: Jabra.com - Business Support Request
To: "Ettore Guadagnino" <ettoreg-***@public.gmane.org>
Cc:

Hi Ettore,



There isn’t a standard HID API that I am aware of, each softphone
manufacturer tends to use their own modified version. That side, the most
widely used API is the Microsoft Lync/OC settings, which may be worth a
try, but Jitsi has not had any communication with us that we are aware of
for testing or acknowledgment of compatibility.



Best regards



David Syas



Technical Support Representative| *Jabra **Technical Support* | 77
Northeastern Blvd | Nashua, NH 03062 | USA

Tel. [phone] | dsyas-***@public.gmane.org



Jabra.com



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How am I doing? Please email my manager at: *dgeddes-***@public.gmane.org
<dgeddes-***@public.gmane.org>* with any feedback.



*From:* Ettore Guadagnino [mailto:ettoreg-***@public.gmane.org]
*Sent:* Wednesday, June 25, 2014 11:09 AM
*To:* Jabrasupport.US-***@public.gmane.org
*Subject:* Re: Jabra.com - Business Support Request





Hi Leilani,



First of all thank you for your quick response.



As far as I know, Jitsi added support for HID API in rel. 2.0 (current
release is 2.2), at least this is stated in the package documentation.



Can you confirm me that Jabra is using standard the HDI API ?



Thank you

Ettore



On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 4:06 PM, Jabrasupport.US-***@public.gmane.org <
Jabrasupport.US-***@public.gmane.org> wrote:

Greetings Ettore,





Jitsi does not support HID commands for call control. Because the soft
phone does not currently support call control, there is no way to answer
the call from the Speak 510, or any other USB audio device you may try to
use with it. They would have to add HID device support to the Jitsi
softphone itself for that aspect to work.









Leilani Delmore



Product Support Representative | *Jabra Technical Support*|

77 Northeastern Blvd. | Nashua, NH 03062 | USA

[phone] | ldelmore-***@public.gmane.org



*How am I doing? Please email my manager at:* *dgeddes-***@public.gmane.org
<dgeddes-***@public.gmane.org>* *with any feedback.*



Jabra.com



[image: Description: _jabra_youre_on]

*Requestor details:*

Ettore Guadagnino

AbiSys s.n.c.

ettoreg-***@public.gmane.org //

_ _ _ _ _ _

*Details of the request:*

3rd party phone system: -

Jabra product: Jabra SPEAK 510 Series

_ _ _ _ _ _

supporttopic: Compatibility
querydetails: Good morning.
Jabra Speak 510 UC connected via USB to Linux Debian, with Jitsi VoIP
client.
I need to configure the system in order I can accept incomiing video calls
by simply pressing the answer call button on the Jabra dev (the green
phone).
But it doesn't work. one? What can I do to configure the system properly?
Thank you.
Ettore






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[Ingo Bauersachs]

I tried to play around with intercepting the HID commands sent by a Jabra device and could not really come up with the meaning of each command. That might be because I don’t know the USB-HID protocol, but I also think Jabra uses some proprietary commands inside the USB-HID protocol (and I’m not willing to install any software from Jabra to translate these commands into something else).



If there’s an open specification how these Jabra USB-HID commands work and someone has an example of how to get hold of the USB-HID events in Java (preferably without an additional library, but if so: cross-platform, open-source, non-GPL), I’d be willing to look at this near the end of the year.



If someone is willing to install additional software: maybe the application is able to send artificial keyboard shortcuts – which Jitsi is able to read.



Ingo



From: users-bounces-***@public.gmane.org [mailto:users-bounces-***@public.gmane.org] On Behalf Of Ettore Guadagnino
Sent: Donnerstag, 26. Juni 2014 17:29
To: Jitsi Users
Subject: [jitsi-users] Jabra Speak 510 with Jitsi





Hi Emil,



I had a further email exchange with Jabra support.

Maybe you are interesetd to know what they say.



Can you suggest me any alternative device which succesfully interoperates with Jitsi

(concerning call pick up and hang-up) ?



Bye.
Ettore







---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: "Jabrasupport.US-***@public.gmane.org" <Jabrasupport.US-***@public.gmane.org>
Date: Jun 26, 2014 6:38 AM
Subject: RE: Jabra.com - Business Support Request
To: "Ettore Guadagnino" <ettoreg-***@public.gmane.org>
Cc:



Hi Ettore,



There isn’t a standard HID API that I am aware of, each softphone manufacturer tends to use their own modified version. That side, the most widely used API is the Microsoft Lync/OC settings, which may be worth a try, but Jitsi has not had any communication with us that we are aware of for testing or acknowledgment of compatibility.



Best regards



David Syas



Technical Support Representative| Jabra Technical Support | 77 Northeastern Blvd | Nashua, NH 03062 | USA

Tel. [phone] <tel:%28866%29%20697-8757> | <mailto:dsyas-***@public.gmane.org> dsyas-***@public.gmane.org



Jabra.com



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How am I doing? Please email my manager at: dgeddes-***@public.gmane.org with any feedback.



From: Ettore Guadagnino [mailto:ettoreg-***@public.gmane.org]
Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2014 11:09 AM
To: Jabrasupport.US-***@public.gmane.org
Subject: Re: Jabra.com - Business Support Request





Hi Leilani,



First of all thank you for your quick response.



As far as I know, Jitsi added support for HID API in rel. 2.0 (current release is 2.2), at least this is stated in the package documentation.



Can you confirm me that Jabra is using standard the HDI API ?



Thank you

Ettore



On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 4:06 PM, Jabrasupport.US-***@public.gmane.org <Jabrasupport.US-***@public.gmane.org> wrote:

Greetings Ettore,





Jitsi does not support HID commands for call control. Because the soft phone does not currently support call control, there is no way to answer the call from the Speak 510, or any other USB audio device you may try to use with it. They would have to add HID device support to the Jitsi softphone itself for that aspect to work.









Leilani Delmore



Product Support Representative | Jabra Technical Support|

77 Northeastern Blvd. | Nashua, NH 03062 | USA

[phone] <tel:%28866%29%20697-8757> | <mailto:ldelmore-***@public.gmane.org> ldelmore-***@public.gmane.org



How am I doing? Please email my manager at: dgeddes-***@public.gmane.org with any feedback.



Jabra.com



Description: _jabra_youre_on

Requestor details:

Ettore Guadagnino

AbiSys s.n.c.

ettoreg-***@public.gmane.org //

_ _ _ _ _ _

Details of the request:

3rd party phone system: -

Jabra product: Jabra SPEAK 510 Series

_ _ _ _ _ _

supporttopic: Compatibility
querydetails: Good morning.
Jabra Speak 510 UC connected via USB to Linux Debian, with Jitsi VoIP client.
I need to configure the system in order I can accept incomiing video calls by simply pressing the answer call button on the Jabra dev (the green phone).
But it doesn't work. one? What can I do to configure the system properly?
Thank you.
Ettore






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[Ettore Guadagnino]

Jabra doesn't support HID-USB, furthermore they haven't any open
specification of their interface (you need to sign a NDA for their SDK).

I was looking at the Plantronics Calisto 620 device as an alternative to
Jabra, and this seems to support HID-USB.
Officially they only support Windows and MAC/OS-X platforms, not Linux.

Are you aware of any experience of this device working with Jitsi running
on a Linux Debian platform?
Specifically, I also need to know if it is possible to answer an incoming
call from the external device, as my Linux pc will run as a kiosk and no
keyboard or mouse are available.

Bye.
Ettore

Post by Ingo Bauersachs
I tried to play around with intercepting the HID commands sent by a Jabra
device and could not really come up with the meaning of each command. That
might be because I don’t know the USB-HID protocol, but I also think Jabra
uses some proprietary commands inside the USB-HID protocol (and I’m not
willing to install any software from Jabra to translate these commands into
something else).
If there’s an open specification how these Jabra USB-HID commands work and
someone has an example of how to get hold of the USB-HID events in Java
(preferably without an additional library, but if so: cross-platform,
open-source, non-GPL), I’d be willing to look at this near the end of the
year.
If someone is willing to install additional software: maybe the
application is able to send artificial keyboard shortcuts – which Jitsi is
able to read.
Ingo
Behalf Of *Ettore Guadagnino
*Sent:* Donnerstag, 26. Juni 2014 17:29
*To:* Jitsi Users
*Subject:* [jitsi-users] Jabra Speak 510 with Jitsi
Hi Emil,
I had a further email exchange with Jabra support.
Maybe you are interesetd to know what they say.
Can you suggest me any alternative device which succesfully interoperates
with Jitsi
(concerning call pick up and hang-up) ?
Bye.
Ettore
---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Jun 26, 2014 6:38 AM
Subject: RE: Jabra.com - Business Support Request
Hi Ettore,
There isn’t a standard HID API that I am aware of, each softphone
manufacturer tends to use their own modified version. That side, the most
widely used API is the Microsoft Lync/OC settings, which may be worth a
try, but Jitsi has not had any communication with us that we are aware of
for testing or acknowledgment of compatibility.
Best regards
David Syas
Technical Support Representative| *Jabra Technical Support* | 77
Northeastern Blvd | Nashua, NH 03062 | USA
Jabra.com
[image: Description: _jabra_youre_on]
*Sent:* Wednesday, June 25, 2014 11:09 AM
*Subject:* Re: Jabra.com - Business Support Request
Hi Leilani,
First of all thank you for your quick response.
As far as I know, Jitsi added support for HID API in rel. 2.0 (current
release is 2.2), at least this is stated in the package documentation.
Can you confirm me that Jabra is using standard the HDI API ?
Thank you
Ettore
Greetings Ettore,
Jitsi does not support HID commands for call control. Because the soft
phone does not currently support call control, there is no way to answer
the call from the Speak 510, or any other USB audio device you may try to
use with it. They would have to add HID device support to the Jitsi
softphone itself for that aspect to work.
Leilani Delmore
Product Support Representative | *Jabra Technical Support*|
77 Northeastern Blvd. | Nashua, NH 03062 | USA
Jabra.com
[image: Description: _jabra_youre_on]
*Requestor details:*
Ettore Guadagnino
AbiSys s.n.c.
_ _ _ _ _ _
*Details of the request:*
3rd party phone system: -
Jabra product: Jabra SPEAK 510 Series
_ _ _ _ _ _
supporttopic: Compatibility
querydetails: Good morning.
Jabra Speak 510 UC connected via USB to Linux Debian, with Jitsi VoIP
client.
I need to configure the system in order I can accept incomiing video calls
by simply pressing the answer call button on the Jabra dev (the green
phone).
But it doesn't work. one? What can I do to configure the system properly?
Thank you.
Ettore
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[Ingo Bauersachs]

If Jabra doesn’t support USB-HID then we’re out of luck anyway. Signing an NDA would be possible for a private branch, but not the open source variant of Jitsi.



I have no experience with Plantronics headsets with buttons. Even if they act as a normal USB-HID device, Jitsi currently won’t be able to deal with that directly. The commands would have to arrive as a keyboard shortcut, say like “F13”. To be certain, you’d have to try.



Ingo



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Sent: Samstag, 28. Juni 2014 22:35
To: Jitsi Users
Subject: Re: [jitsi-users] Jabra Speak 510 with Jitsi





Jabra doesn't support HID-USB, furthermore they haven't any open specification of their interface (you need to sign a NDA for their SDK).



I was looking at the Plantronics Calisto 620 device as an alternative to Jabra, and this seems to support HID-USB.

Officially they only support Windows and MAC/OS-X platforms, not Linux.



Are you aware of any experience of this device working with Jitsi running on a Linux Debian platform?

Specifically, I also need to know if it is possible to answer an incoming call from the external device, as my Linux pc will run as a kiosk and no keyboard or mouse are available.



Bye.

Ettore





2014-06-26 13:08 GMT+02:00 Ingo Bauersachs <ingo-***@public.gmane.org>:

I tried to play around with intercepting the HID commands sent by a Jabra device and could not really come up with the meaning of each command. That might be because I don’t know the USB-HID protocol, but I also think Jabra uses some proprietary commands inside the USB-HID protocol (and I’m not willing to install any software from Jabra to translate these commands into something else).



If there’s an open specification how these Jabra USB-HID commands work and someone has an example of how to get hold of the USB-HID events in Java (preferably without an additional library, but if so: cross-platform, open-source, non-GPL), I’d be willing to look at this near the end of the year.



If someone is willing to install additional software: maybe the application is able to send artificial keyboard shortcuts – which Jitsi is able to read.



Ingo



From: users-bounces-***@public.gmane.org [mailto:users-bounces-***@public.gmane.org] On Behalf Of Ettore Guadagnino
Sent: Donnerstag, 26. Juni 2014 17:29
To: Jitsi Users
Subject: [jitsi-users] Jabra Speak 510 with Jitsi





Hi Emil,



I had a further email exchange with Jabra support.

Maybe you are interesetd to know what they say.



Can you suggest me any alternative device which succesfully interoperates with Jitsi

(concerning call pick up and hang-up) ?



Bye.
Ettore







---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: "Jabrasupport.US-***@public.gmane.org" <Jabrasupport.US-***@public.gmane.org>
Date: Jun 26, 2014 6:38 AM
Subject: RE: Jabra.com - Business Support Request
To: "Ettore Guadagnino" <ettoreg-***@public.gmane.org>
Cc:

Hi Ettore,



There isn’t a standard HID API that I am aware of, each softphone manufacturer tends to use their own modified version. That side, the most widely used API is the Microsoft Lync/OC settings, which may be worth a try, but Jitsi has not had any communication with us that we are aware of for testing or acknowledgment of compatibility.



Best regards



David Syas



Technical Support Representative| Jabra Technical Support | 77 Northeastern Blvd | Nashua, NH 03062 | USA

Tel. [phone] <tel:%28866%29%20697-8757> | <mailto:dsyas-***@public.gmane.org> dsyas-***@public.gmane.org



Jabra.com



Description: _jabra_youre_on



How am I doing? Please email my manager at: dgeddes-***@public.gmane.org with any feedback.



From: Ettore Guadagnino [mailto:ettoreg-***@public.gmane.org]
Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2014 11:09 AM
To: Jabrasupport.US-***@public.gmane.org
Subject: Re: Jabra.com - Business Support Request





Hi Leilani,



First of all thank you for your quick response.



As far as I know, Jitsi added support for HID API in rel. 2.0 (current release is 2.2), at least this is stated in the package documentation.



Can you confirm me that Jabra is using standard the HDI API ?



Thank you

Ettore



On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 4:06 PM, Jabrasupport.US-***@public.gmane.org <Jabrasupport.US-***@public.gmane.org> wrote:

Greetings Ettore,





Jitsi does not support HID commands for call control. Because the soft phone does not currently support call control, there is no way to answer the call from the Speak 510, or any other USB audio device you may try to use with it. They would have to add HID device support to the Jitsi softphone itself for that aspect to work.









Leilani Delmore



Product Support Representative | Jabra Technical Support|

77 Northeastern Blvd. | Nashua, NH 03062 | USA

[phone] <tel:%28866%29%20697-8757> | <mailto:ldelmore-***@public.gmane.org> ldelmore-***@public.gmane.org



How am I doing? Please email my manager at: dgeddes-***@public.gmane.org with any feedback.



Jabra.com



Description: _jabra_youre_on

Requestor details:

Ettore Guadagnino

AbiSys s.n.c.

ettoreg-***@public.gmane.org //

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Details of the request:

3rd party phone system: -

Jabra product: Jabra SPEAK 510 Series

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supporttopic: Compatibility
querydetails: Good morning.
Jabra Speak 510 UC connected via USB to Linux Debian, with Jitsi VoIP client.
I need to configure the system in order I can accept incomiing video calls by simply pressing the answer call button on the Jabra dev (the green phone).
But it doesn't work. one? What can I do to configure the system properly?
Thank you.
Ettore






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