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phantom calls on a quick edition
- Thread starter tdude
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You are not quick enough with picking up the call 
I do not have a clue to be honest.
I have heard about this many times but never heard about a solution.
The QE has been dropped.
You better use an IP Office and use the phones (can be converted)
Homo sapiens non urinat in ventum
honey, i fried the IP Office !!!
A yard full of tards
I do not have a clue to be honest.
I have heard about this many times but never heard about a solution.
The QE has been dropped.
You better use an IP Office and use the phones (can be converted)
Homo sapiens non urinat in ventum
honey, i fried the IP Office !!!
A yard full of tards
Maxwell1001
Vendor
does it happen on all lines....
if not find which line it is and swap the polarity
ACA - IP Office
ACS - IP Office
ACSS-SME
if not find which line it is and swap the polarity
ACA - IP Office
ACS - IP Office
ACSS-SME
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Maxwell1001
Vendor
i would try and reverse the polarity on them...
plug your test phone in each line on the NTTP 1 by 1 and see what polarity the lines are if they are wrong (i.e red) swap them.
phantom calls on analogue lines is nearly always this, especially if it happens about 10 - 30's after a caller puts the phones down from a call.
ACA - IP Office
ACS - IP Office
ACSS-SME
plug your test phone in each line on the NTTP 1 by 1 and see what polarity the lines are if they are wrong (i.e red) swap them.
phantom calls on analogue lines is nearly always this, especially if it happens about 10 - 30's after a caller puts the phones down from a call.
ACA - IP Office
ACS - IP Office
ACSS-SME
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