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Hana
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      09-23-2006
Hi,
I've just set up my SPA3K which is now working OK apart from one thing.

When someone calls my BT landline, the phone rings twice and then
starts beeping so no one can get through.

Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix this?

Thanks,
Hana

 
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Jono
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      09-24-2006

"Hana" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I've just set up my SPA3K which is now working OK apart from one thing.
>
> When someone calls my BT landline, the phone rings twice and then
> starts beeping so no one can get through.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix this?
>
> Thanks,
> Hana
>



I think you'll find your problems may lie in the section of the PSTN tab
entitled "PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup"

I believe your SPA is answering the line and expecting to hear the PIN you
have set up in the above section.

Try setting authentication under "PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup" to none and
retest.


 
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Hana
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      09-24-2006
Hi Jono,

>
> I think you'll find your problems may lie in the section of the PSTN tab
> entitled "PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup"
>
> I believe your SPA is answering the line and expecting to hear the PIN you
> have set up in the above section.
>
> Try setting authentication under "PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup" to none and
> retest.


Thanks for your help,I tried that and it doesn't help.
Could it be anything to do with PSTN Caller Default DP?( set at 1)

The landline rings twice then beeps on the landline handset, the phone
calling it just gets a dead dial tone. Very frustrating.

Thanks,
Hana

 
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Jono
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      09-24-2006
Hana used his keyboard to write :
> Hi Jono,
>
>>
>> I think you'll find your problems may lie in the section of the PSTN tab
>> entitled "PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup"
>>
>> I believe your SPA is answering the line and expecting to hear the PIN you
>> have set up in the above section.
>>
>> Try setting authentication under "PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup" to none and
>> retest.

>
> Thanks for your help,I tried that and it doesn't help.
> Could it be anything to do with PSTN Caller Default DP?( set at 1)
>
> The landline rings twice then beeps on the landline handset, the phone
> calling it just gets a dead dial tone. Very frustrating.
>
> Thanks,
> Hana


I presume if the power is turned off to the spa, everything (WRT the
PSTN) works as expected?


 
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Jono
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      09-24-2006
Hana explained on 24/09/2006 :
> Hi Jono,
>
>>
>> I think you'll find your problems may lie in the section of the PSTN tab
>> entitled "PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup"
>>
>> I believe your SPA is answering the line and expecting to hear the PIN you
>> have set up in the above section.
>>
>> Try setting authentication under "PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup" to none and
>> retest.

>
> Thanks for your help,I tried that and it doesn't help.


Have you tried diabling the PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway?

> Could it be anything to do with PSTN Caller Default DP?( set at 1)


It shouldn't, no - DP 1 is (xx.) on your config.

> The landline rings twice then beeps on the landline handset, the phone
> calling it just gets a dead dial tone.


I'm not clear who's ringing who....?

> Very frustrating.


Not 'alf.


You've made some changes since you posted your config @
<http://www.miraage.com/VOIP/advanced.htm>

Have you got a "new" copy we can look at?


 
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Jono
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      09-24-2006
It happens that Hana formulated :
> Hi Jono,
>
>>
>> I think you'll find your problems may lie in the section of the PSTN tab
>> entitled "PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup"
>>
>> I believe your SPA is answering the line and expecting to hear the PIN you
>> have set up in the above section.
>>
>> Try setting authentication under "PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup" to none and
>> retest.

>
> Thanks for your help,I tried that and it doesn't help.
> Could it be anything to do with PSTN Caller Default DP?( set at 1)
>
> The landline rings twice then beeps on the landline handset, the phone
> calling it just gets a dead dial tone. Very frustrating.
>


On my PSTN page, I have:

International Control
FXO Port Impedance: 370+620||310nF

You have it set to 600........


 
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Jono
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      09-24-2006
Hana formulated the question :
> Hi Jono,
>
>>
>> I think you'll find your problems may lie in the section of the PSTN tab
>> entitled "PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup"
>>
>> I believe your SPA is answering the line and expecting to hear the PIN you
>> have set up in the above section.
>>
>> Try setting authentication under "PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup" to none and
>> retest.

>
> Thanks for your help,I tried that and it doesn't help.
> Could it be anything to do with PSTN Caller Default DP?( set at 1)
>
> The landline rings twice then beeps on the landline handset, the phone
> calling it just gets a dead dial tone. Very frustrating.
>
> Thanks,
> Hana


Under FXO Timer Values, change the PSTN answer delay to something much
longer than the 5 seconds you have set.


 
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Hana
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      09-24-2006
Hi Jono,

>
> I presume if the power is turned off to the spa, everything (WRT the
>> PSTN) works as expected?


Everything is OK when the power to the SPA is off.

> Have you tried diabling the PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway?


Haven't done this

>>I'm not clear who's ringing who....?


It's anyone who tries to call my landline, from another landline or
from my mobile.

>You've made some changes since you posted your config @
><http://www.miraage.com/VOIP/advanced.htm>


>>Have you got a "new" copy we can look at?


I've posted an up to date copy.

>On my PSTN page, I have:


>International Control
>FXO Port Impedance: 370+620||310nF


>You have it set to 600........


I've tried all these things and it seems to be OK now, I'll try it
again tomorrow and let you know if it really works.

Also, I have a geographical number for my voiptalk account. Does this
need to be set up for the SPA3K? I've tried calling that number and
nothing happens so I must have to set it up somewhere.

Thanks again,
Hana

 
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Jono
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      09-25-2006

"Hana" <> wrote in message
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> Also, I have a geographical number for my voiptalk account. Does this
> need to be set up for the SPA3K? I've tried calling that number and
> nothing happens so I must have to set it up somewhere.


OMG, I thought we'd got the VoIP bit working already!....!*!.!

I'll have a look at your config.......come on every one!

Is it still @ http://www.miraage.com/VOIP/advanced.htm


 
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Jono
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      09-25-2006

"Hana" <> wrote in message
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>>You've made some changes since you posted your config @
>><http://www.miraage.com/VOIP/advanced.htm>

>
>>>Have you got a "new" copy we can look at?

>
> I've posted an up to date copy.


How did you "save" the pages?

Whwnever I try to save mine, I have a huge area of blank picture at the top
of the page......as did your previous copy.


 
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