Hi John,
Postfix isn't the problem. There is a configuration error somewhere, and I
bet its on your MUA. EMail me off list if you want some debugging steps.
Bob
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From: Schultz Communicatioms <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sun, 12 Dec 2004 19:41:17 -0500
Subject: KX-T: new email address
> How does one
Hi Brock,
I have something just like that set up for my own system, using a TVS-100.
The problem is that there IS NO answer supervision. The TVS just waits a few
seconds, then puts the call through, assuming that they really did pick up and
answer. My delay is only 10 seconds though. Not sure
For a totally different topic, slightly OT for the forum but...
I have a couple WE Crossbar switches in my basement from a #5 office that I
really need to move. I hate to just throw them away, such history. Is there
anyone that could provide a good home to these? Contacts should be in decent
s
I had this happen one time.. My TVS even stopped working correctly - answered
the line, played some jibberish, then hung up. A day later (when I was just
about to go take it apart), it started working, but the messages were out of
order. A subsequent call to the TVS, and all was back to normal.
Email the Sipura support address. Unfortunately, they didn't listen to me
when I told them about a reproducible bug in how one of their products handled
answer supervision when set for reverse polarity, probably because most people
would never have used that functionality. Its a pity. I haven't
HI John,
> Question #1 Does the distance from the CO make a difference in DB's
> on a regular phone call?
Yes! I have this issue currently with one customer who is 2.5 miles away from
the CO, and the audio level is a good 6dB lower than it should be. The telco
says they have the xmit audio le
Hi Gang,
SLightly off-topic, but I have a Doc-n-Talk cell interface connected to my
KX-TD
switch. It works, but the transmit audio going into the cell phone seems to
suffer from some serious gating. Has anyone else experienced this? It's not
too bad for voice, but tones (like the dial tone)
Hi guys,
Had a strange thing happen on a recent install of a TD-816. Everything
seems to work fine, except 33*, 330, etc... all do not work. It acts as
if the number does not exist. I did a full reset of the box, no change.
Ideas? (This is a -6 box, no expansion modules)
Bob
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Hi Jeff,
I typically do this with streaming audio via internet. A decent quality feed
that will work over dialup connections is not too difficult. Contact me
off-list for more details (as I have multiple servers that handle this kind of
stuff).
The way I would do it in telephone land would be t
Hi Gang,
I have a couple customers who recently have had their PBXs die from lightning
damage. Does anyone have any TD816s or TD1232s that they want to get rid of?
Preferrably -3 version or newer. Please email off-list. Thanks!
Bob
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1. Get a used P3 machine with 256mb ram, 6gb hd.
2. Download the trixbox iso, burn the CD, and install that on your machine.
http://trixbox.org
3. For like 2 FXOs, you can use a Sipura SPA3000 (comes with one fxo and one
fxs). Under $100 per. Use a Sipura SPA2000 (or the newer model, forgot the
Hey guys,
I've looked through the manual, and can't seem to find the answer to this one.
I've got a
customer with a 2002-vintage KX-TA624 that I need to alter the outbound line
pool order. It
always wants to go CO1-6, no matter what I set the trunk groups to. I would
like a specific
order, b
Thanks for everyone's suggestions!
Bob
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From: Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tue, 03 Jul 2007 00:23:54 -0700
Subject: Re: KX-T: Idle line order on KX-TA624
> Bob Puff wrote:
> > Hey gu
Here's the scenerio:
TD system with TVS50 VPS configured for auto-attendant.
Caller dials the number, TVS answers, caller dials extension number. However,
this extension is currently in use.
Currently, the TVS says something like "This extension is busy. To hold press
1, otherwise press 2." If
> Slightly off topic but FWIW -
> Try Broadvoice instead of the Vonage guys.
I had tried them, as the price and advertising looked good. However, their
network was less than thrilling. Had several weird audio problems that
occurred often enough on different internet lines (different ISPs), and
Yeah, that's the thing with the Internet - there are so many variables!
The one thing that was the straw that broke the camel's back was that their
tech support number could not be called from their network! I had to use a
pots line to dial the toll call. When I tried on the VOIP circuit, I got
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Subject: Re: KX-T: T1 Smart Jack wiring...
> Zim:
>
> T1 is wired as an "RJ45" 8 pin jack, with the designation of RJ48C.
> pins 1,2 RX pins 4,5 TX. P
Have a look at http://www.dslreports.com/comments/2453?1=1&p=6 concerning
Broadvoice. I tried them, call quality was often poor, their tech support was
worthless.
Bob
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Hey Gang,
Dealing with a TVS50, and I've forgotten a couple things since messing with
these a few years back.
1. Have KXTD KSU connected to TVS50, set to answer all incoming calls
immediately. (DIL to 165). I tried using the WCID command to remove answer
delay, but it doesn't seem to want to
Kudos for selling the customer what he needed, not what you wanted!!!
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From: "Charles Patterson"
To: "kxt help"
Sent: Fri, 26 Dec 2008 12:35:04 -0500
Subject: Re: KX-T: Old Panasonic Business
> On Fri, Dec 26, 2008 at 11:12 AM, Carl Navarro wrote:
> > Gu
I had to trace out a problem like this once. I ended up putting the TVS in
monitor mode, and watch what was happening. It was having problems sending
data to the KSU to turn on the light. Ended up being a combination of a bad
port as well as bad KSU programming. Watch what happens in trace mode
Is there any way to force 911 calls to go out a desired CO line, or hunt group?
Bob
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OOps, better qualify that a bit better!
In the context of a KX-TD816 or KX-TD1232, is there a way to force 911 calls
to go out a certain CO line, or set of CO lines, even if the user presses a
button for a different CO line?
Bob
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I've got a KX-TD816 that does that... Eventually it locks up, so I know its a
logic board. Not sure if its the CPU or the line interface part. It was very
frustrating to figure out, and I just ended up swapping it out with another KSU.
The noise you're hearing is digital junk generated within th
I'm pretty sure you can use -7 roms in -2 units and higher.
I thought I remember Jim saying that he hears noise on the PBX phones that is
not present on the CO lines when testing with a buttset, which still indicates
a KSU problem.
Bob
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I have rebooted a few times, and checked the cards. Not sure if there are bad
sectors
on
the HD..
Bob
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Steve,
Thanks for that info! That was what I was looking for... So it looks like a
TVA system would be the easiest fix for the situation. Thanks.
Bob
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Sent: Mon, 20 Dec 2010 10:05:37 EST
Subject: Re: KX-T:
How do you see this error log?
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Sent: Mon, 20 Dec 2010 09:08:28 -0800
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> Check the error log. Most of these problems are the hard drive
Here's what I got:
$ ELOG
DEVICE ERROR TIME
-- -
1. CPUAPPLICATION ( 1) SEP- 9 12:10 PM
2. CPUAPPLICATION ( 1) JAN-25 3:05 PM
3. CPUAPPLICATION ( 2) AU
Hi Bill,
Thanks for the reply. I was hoping to not have to go back to analog, just to
be converted again to digital within the TDe. I'd like to talk SIP directly
with the TDe, saving that step. The problem is, there are a TON of parameters
you can tweak in the linksys box. Was hoping to find s
I can second that. I used the Programmator on a system that got all kinds of
funky. I used the Panasonic one to read the config, did a total reset of the
KSU, and used the Panasonic tool to load it back in. Problems solved. I've
never used that other one since!
Bob
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Hi Charles,
> It is important to try to see exactly what it happening with the
> calls. This can be via the Trace function in the TVA and the SMDR in
> the KSU.
I've looked all over - where is the Trace function in the TVA?
> I presume the outdial numbers begin with 9, so it would be
Yes, the
> As Brad said trace is in the utility menu. choose "real time trace".
> You have to enable it, then you can give it a file name if you want
> save it as a text file, or not. When it's running real time you do
> not have access to other programming features.
Thanks Charles, I was looking in t
I can't compete for the oldest post, but I can chime in on the Outlook problem.
I've had several
people lately with that problem, and its extremely nasty to recover from. Its
a good reason to
migrate to a real email client like Thunderbird that doesn't have problems like
this, or sending out
How about this for some old 20hz:
http://nleaudio.com/phone/P5260427.JPG
David Lesher wrote:
> Speaking on Deep Background, the Press Secretary whispered:
>
>>Heh. And I'm still using the same KX-T1232-11D at home that I joined the
>>list to get help with. Probably the oldest Pana system on the
HI Marc,
Sounds like the VOIP provider is messing with a combination of in-band and
out-of-band DTMF. IMHO,
with sufficient bandwidth, in-band DTMF is the only way to go.
You can hear them choking off the dtmf if you call another non-voip line
(perhaps a cell?) and
listen to what happens when
Has anyone messed with hooking up a small FXO gateway like a Linksys SPA3102 as a CO SIP trunk on a
Panasonic TDE100 or TDE200 system? I'm messing with one now, and trying to sort this out. Have a
pots line at a remote location that I want to bring into the PBX.
Bob
Hi Gang,
I have a TVA-200 system up and running, with mailboxes that get moved to a general catch-all box if
no one gets the voicemail within a day. This is replacing a TVS system that had been running fine
with the same type of config.
The customer is complaining that with the new VM system
Hi Guys,
I have a customer with a TVA200 hooked up to a TDE200 KSU. Mr. Customer has >100 mailboxes set up
for their employees. Recently, they were complaining that the message waiting notification call that
is set to go to the user's cell phone was not always working. I was messing with it t
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