Rightfax server with Brooktrout Analogue interfaces to cisco Voice gateway

Hi,
I have Rightfax server that will be connecting into a Cisco Voice Gateway via analogue interfaces. The Brooktrout card is model : Brooktrout TR114-P4L. Could anyone advise what type of VIC module I require. I will need to support DID and DTMF-relay on these interfaces.
thanks

We have made these work a few times in the past. The cards expect work as a FXO interface, and expect battery feed from the external device. To make these work on IOS gateways, use a FXS card on the router, and H323 operation to allow the POTS dial peer to send digits out the voie port.
The cards will answer on ring signal from the FXS port and expect DTMF digits to route the call to the correct fax mailbox number. This is why you need H323 operation - MGCP will supress the DTMF tones from being sent out the voice port. You also need a 'prefix ,,' to add a delay as the cards are a bit slow to answer.
A config like this should work -
dial-peer voice 1000 pots
description - fxs port to fax card
destination-pattern 1...
port 0/1/0
prefix ,,1
This will send numbers in the range 1XXX towards the fax card

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