I just discovered that if I make a call (using my phone connected to my OBI200) to a business that has "press 1 for sales, 2 for accounting, etc", when I press one of these I hear the tones coming from my phone, but the business that I'm calling does not register the tone...just like they never heard them.
Anyone else had this problem?
thanks
On your OBi200 go to:
Service Providers > ITSP Profile A (if using SP1) > General >
DTMFMethod: Set this to InBand
Click Submit
Reboot
This should fix your problem.
Thanks! That worked.....
I've found 2 problems so far with my OBI200 (had the OBI 1 week):
1) this touch tone issue
2) to get the phone that is connected to the OBI to ring on an incoming call, I had to change the ringer freq setting (from 20 to 40) in the OBI config page.
Are there other common issues that I should be aware of? I hate to keep stumbling into them....
thanks again
I would not call it a problem, but you can adjust the audio levels.
SIP scanner used to be a big problem, but the for providers that OBiTalk sets up by name (not "other"), the problem seems to be licked.
Is it common to need to adjust ringer freq (and other ringer related items) when changing phones connected to the OBI?
thanks again for the help
Quote from: rrr1 on October 31, 2013, 06:59:22 PM
Is it common to need to adjust ringer freq (and other ringer related items) when changing phones connected to the OBI?
thanks again for the help
Not common. I remember reading this:
http://www.obitalk.com/forum/index.php?topic=4448.0
Quote from: rrr1 on October 31, 2013, 06:59:22 PM
Is it common to need to adjust ringer freq (and other ringer related items) when changing phones connected to the OBI?
I've had my OBi 110 for about two weeks. I'm using it with google voice in/out, anveo in, and my old home phone line in/out.
I set it up first with an old southwestern bell trimline phone (mechanical ringer and all). Worked fine with default ringer settings.
Once it seemed to be working I added my panasonic dect 6 cordless base. Also worked fine with default ringer settings.
HP printer/scanner/fax machine also seems fine with the default ringer settings.
I plan to soon port my home phone to some SIP provider (probably Anveo, maybe voip.ms or callcentric) and drop the home phone line. Then I may pick up an OBi 202.
Quote from: rrr1 on October 31, 2013, 05:21:45 PM
Are there other common issues that I should be aware of? I hate to keep stumbling into them....
thanks again
Read the forums. You'll learn about things that others have discovered and how they fixed them, so IF you have the problem you'll be able to go "Aha, I remember reading about that".