Obi110; problems with incoming calls & delayed dial tone ??
dircom:
you say you have an Obi 110
Did you ever connect it to a traditional land line?
Is your house wiring connected to the Obi?
what happens when you only plug a regular telephone into the Obi telephone connection?
do you still have the problem. (with no house wiring connected to the obi)
Does that regular phone you plugged in work fine at a friends house?
are you forwarding your calls or having the calls ring at more than one #?
Does the problem only exist with one incoming caller?
Does the problem happen with obi to obi calls
just when someone calls your GV #
or on any kind of incoming call?
Does the problem happen only with callers from a particular company (IE, Brighhouse customers?)
202Owner:
Maybe your OBi or its power supply is dying.
vtsnaab:
Hello Dircom and thanks for replying.
Yes, I have an Obi 110.
It has never been connected to any POTS line.
The house wiring is not in use or connected to the Obi at all.
Plugging a different/regular telephone into the Obi still had the same problem.
All our calls here at the house come in via GV & the Obi.
SP2 is set up for a 2nd GV number - but not to ring, and it is used for outgoing.
That 2nd number is also forwarded to an IPKall # then to CC for SIP, then to an Android phone as its incoming number.
The problem -was- with ALL incoming callers and AFAIK, nobody else with an obi calls here a'tall;
The delayed dial tone was quite constant for part of a week and is now normal again.
Aside of the above info - everything is back to working fine now as I indicated above.
My best reply to this suggestion is...:
Quote from: 202Owner on April 08, 2015, 11:04:13 am
Maybe your OBi or its power supply is dying.
Since it is fine again, that seems unlikely right now - but if it does go bad I'll happily buy another to replace it with.
After years of dependable service it seems most intelligent to use what works best.
Thanks.
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