02-11-2009 09:46 AM - edited 03-15-2019 04:09 PM
Hello Folks,
I have two issues with my VG-248.
First issue:
I make a call through the VG and the called party hears the ring and answers. Everything works fine, except when the called party hangs up before me, I start hearing a fastbusy tone. As soon as I hang up the port gets cleared and everything is back to normal. What I am expecting is when the called party hangs up the call should get cleared in both ends. this is not what is happening in my case. Is this an issue with the Disconnect supervision methode? It is set to "none" but even if I change it to the two other options, it does the same.
Second issue:
It looks like the line breaks up only when we are in a conference call.
Could someone please help me out with these two issues? The VG prot config is attached.
Thanks,
Software version : 1.3(1)
DSP firmware version : 3.6(25C)
Loader version : 1.0(1)
02-11-2009 10:05 AM
Hi, this behavoir is correct. If you try that on PSTN, you should observe the same. The fast busy tone tells you the conversation ended normally, if you were just disconnected, you could suspect a malfunction in the system.
The exception is that in certain countries, only the calling party can end the conversation.
02-11-2009 10:46 AM
Thanks Paolo,
Is this the behavior of an analog line? It's not ture when I use digits lines such as IP Phones? I use my IP phone to call through PSTN, as soon as the other end hangs up, the call gets disconnected in both ends. This is also true when I use my cell phone to call through the PSTN. I don't hear any fasybusy at all.
Any idea regarding the break ups while in conference call?
Thanks,
02-11-2009 10:49 AM
Yes, it's the analog line behavoir. I understand not all systems do behave like that, it's sort of gray area if you want.
Cannot help with conferencing,sorry,
02-11-2009 01:30 PM
Anybody with any idea regarding the break ups with the conference calls?
Thanks,
02-11-2009 01:34 PM
Why don't you open a new thread? There is no detail about conferencing in this one.
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