Hi,
I have Obi110 with the latest firmware as of today (6/9/2012).
I had a Vonage number that I ported to T-mobile (just for GV porting, didn't actually used it) and ported it to GV.
So far so good. Few hours ago porting to GV was done and I was able to complete the setup on my Obi110.
Everything works perfect. No issues.
On my google talk/GV number I have "Voicemail Access: NO". (Although I think it should be "yes" in that case, what do you think?).
GV is on sp1. Callcentric is on sp2 for E911 only.
I'm struggling with a busy signal when calling from Obi110 to my GV number (that is "google chat").
Reading that forum and googling a lot I think I should be able to call my GV from Obi110 and press * to access my voicemail but all I get is a busy signal.
What am I doing wrong? Am I missing a specific config?
Thanks in advance for any tip,
Kobi
Hi Kobi,
Yes, I believe you are correct. While it should work either way, I would certainly try changing the Voicemail Access to Yes under the GV Settings -> Phones -> Google Chat -> Edit. See if that makes any difference.
Do you know if the number porting process has completely finished? I think you said things were working, but I just wondered if you place a call to your GV number from your Callcentric SP2 account, does it go through properly?
Hope you get this fixed!
pc44
Hi,
Yes, I tried with "Yes" and still getting that busy signal.
The porting is done. I can make/recv calls w/o issues.
Any idea what else am I missing?
Is it working seamlessly to other members here using obi110 + gv?
Thanks again,
Kobi
Hi Kobi,
Thanks for the update. Yes, this feature does work seamlessly for other members here using OBI110 and GV (as well as Callcentric).
So let's keep troubleshooting your situation. I hope you won't mind my thinking out loud here... my suggestions may not be helpful... but it's just what comes to mind.
1) I'm assuming that you also tried Voicemail Access: Pin Not Required for your Google Chat phone.
2) Can you double-check that Google Chat is the only phone you are forwarding to from Google Voice?
3) Also, would it be too much trouble to temporarily remove or disable your Callcentric setup in the OBI, just to test? I'm wondering if the call isn't somehow being re-routed to CC. You haven't changed any dial plans in the OBI, right?
pc44
Also... you might take a glance at this post by jimates to see if it applies to your situation at all:
http://www.obitalk.com/forum/index.php?topic=1214.msg7616#msg7616
pc44
Quote from: pc44 on June 10, 2012, 11:51:28 AM
Hi Kobi,
Thanks for the update. Yes, this feature does work seamlessly for other members here using OBI110 and GV (as well as Callcentric).
So let's keep troubleshooting your situation. I hope you won't mind my thinking out loud here... my suggestions may not be helpful... but it's just what comes to mind.
1) I'm assuming that you also tried Voicemail Access: Pin Not Required for your Google Chat phone.
2) Can you double-check that Google Chat is the only phone you are forwarding to from Google Voice?
3) Also, would it be too much trouble to temporarily remove or disable your Callcentric setup in the OBI, just to test? I'm wondering if the call isn't somehow being re-routed to CC. You haven't changed any dial plans in the OBI, right?
pc44
Hi pc44,
Yeah, would like to continue troubleshooting it :)
I tried removing callcentric from sp2 but that did not help.
My number used to be a Vonage number and I ported it to a "pay as you go" t-mobile simcard and then immediately to GV. I did not use that number in GV before setting up obi110+GV.
What do you mean: "You haven't changed any dial plans in the OBI"? I did not touch any of the expert configs so far.
I'm using a Panasonic KX-TGA641 as my phone connected to obi110.
I'll take a look at the other posts.
Thanks,
Kobi
OK. That one:
http://www.obitalk.com/forum/index.php?topic=1214.msg7616#msg7616
Is basically depict the issue that I have. In my case, I did not have any fwd number to that GV account before. It's a fresh a new GV account. So things should be easier IMO.
I wonder if I need to wait few days. The porting was done ~14 hrs ago.
It might be a GV issue, but then again, why me where others have no issues? ;-)
Kobi
Quote from: Kobi on June 10, 2012, 12:22:14 PMIt might be a GV issue, but then again, why me where others have no issues? ;-)
That's because you're special! ;D
My mistake on the dial plans... I think I should have said digit maps; but if you haven't changed any advanced settings, then I think you should be fine.
I'm glad to hear that you weren't forwarding to the old Vonage number before. Personally, I would wait a while to see if this has something to do with some part of GV's system not having completely realized the number port. Yes, the number has ported, but perhaps GV needs some more time. At least, this is what we're hoping!!! :)
Maybe post back here after 24-48 hours with an update,
pc44
Sounds good to me. Will wait.
Many many thanks for your support.
I will update here within few days.
Take care,
Kobi
I have a question, have you ever used the Voicemail aspect of Google Voice before ?? and you mentioned you are able to make and receive call through GV with your new ported number correct. If this is the case, then is is definitely something in your GV settings, that is missing
Quote from: Kobi on June 10, 2012, 12:53:27 PM
Sounds good to me. Will wait.
Many many thanks for your support.
I will update here within few days.
Take care,
Kobi
Hi DonB,
Yep. I'm able to use GV voicemail features w/o issues. I.e. I'm able to call from a different phone and leave a message, call again press * when I hear the greeting and access my voicemail, as well accessing the voicemail and listen to msgs using google.com/voice.
Only thing that is missing for me, is accessing it from my Panasonic phone that is hooked to the obi110 box.
Thanks,
Kobi
Just an update. It's still not working. (i.e. getting busy signal when calling my own gv number from obi110). I don't think it is a matter of time after the porting. It looks like a plain issue in GV IMHO.
Ugh ugh >:(
Sorry to hear that. I'm not sure what else to try. Even if this is a GV issue, and it cannot be resolved, there must be some sort of workaround available. Maybe someone else here has some ideas.
If anything comes to mind, I'll be sure let you know!
pc44
Kobi,
What happens when you use your GV service to call someone else's number? Does it display your Google Caller ID Number correctly on the receiving phone? I'm just curious if your Google outgoing caller id is working properly.
pc44
Quote from: pc44 on June 13, 2012, 02:57:07 PM
Kobi,
What happens when you use your GV service to call someone else's number? Does it display your Google Caller ID Number correctly on the receiving phone? I'm just curious if your Google outgoing caller id is working properly.
pc44
Yep. I can see my ported number on the receiving side without issues.
BTW- I have nothing on my trusted callers list. that is OK right?
Kobi,
Quote from: Kobi on June 11, 2012, 12:01:40 PM
Only thing that is missing for me, is accessing it from my Panasonic phone that is hooked to the obi110 box.
Try playing with this setting:
(Try Inband or RFC2833)Service Providers->ITSP Profile A/B->DTMFMethod = ?
Quote from: QBZappy on June 29, 2012, 04:41:09 PM
Kobi,
Try playing with this setting: (Try Inband or RFC2833)
Service Providers->ITSP Profile A/B->DTMFMethod = ?
Both "A/B general" have it set on "auto" (obitalk settings is checked).
Do I need to touch that?
Kobi
Yes try that.
Quote from: QBZappy on June 29, 2012, 04:52:55 PM
Yes try that.
Tried both. changed A and B to inband - didn't work, and then tried RFC2833 and got the same busy signal.
Thx,
Kobi
Kobi,
I misunderstood your issue. I read one post out of context. I thought the VM could not recognize the touch tones. If dialing from the Panasonic results in a busy signal then what I suggested will do nothing for it. What keys are you dialing in order to reach the VM using that phone?
Quote from: QBZappy on June 29, 2012, 06:41:25 PM
Kobi,
I misunderstood your issue. I read one post out of context. I thought the VM could not recognize the touch tones. If dialing from the Panasonic results in a busy signal then what I suggested will do nothing for it. What keys are you dialing in order to reach the VM using that phone?
Just trying to dial my own number. I was reading somewhere that this is how I'm supposed to reach my google voice voicemail. Is there any specific keys I need to use as a prefix?
BTW- another data point - when trying to use google chat and dial self number, it's getting disconnected immediately as well. No busy signal but disconnect.
Thanks,
Kobi
Hi,
I am having the same issue. I get the busy signal when I call from my obitalk to get voice mail (dialing my full number) and disconnected with calling from google chat. I have used other google voice accounts on this obi and they work fine. I have google accounts where I ported the number over the same as you did and they work fine. It's just this one account that is doing everything that yours is doing. I was wondering if you found out a solution to the issue?
The only thing I can think of is that my gmail address for the account that doesn't work has periods in it. EX: First.Last.321@gmail.com and all my others that work do not.
Another thought is that the other accounts I made a test call from google talk in gmail first and on the account that isn't working I did not do that.
Any help would be great!
Hi,
Unfortunately, it did not resolve for me. Still happening. I gave up and using my Nexus 7 to listen to my voicemail .
I don't have dots in my gmail account name and I never tried to make any test call before hooking it to google voice and obi.
no luck so far.
Quote from: Kobi on June 29, 2012, 04:34:12 PM
BTW- I have nothing on my trusted callers list. that is OK right?
Yes. That just causes a call from a trusted caller to go to the OBi Attendant rather than ringing in immediately.