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ACS 509 no caller ID

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rcc1000

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Aug 26, 2013
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Hello all,
Just ran across my second 509 processor in a month(at two different locations), that the caller ID just stopped working.
We put an older caller ID box on the lines & we get caller ID on that.
Then we even put a cordless phone (caller ID compatible) on their lines & that worked.
I've installed 1000s of these & know there isn't any programming needed, as long as the phone is programed to ring.
Just seeing if anyone else ran across this before???

Like I said earlier, these are two different businesses, in two different towns.
However they do have the same cable company providing their analog lines.

I have a guy tonight that is going to replace the processor at one of the locations & see what happens.
Just thought I'd ask if there is a known problem???

Thanks
 
Legacy AT&T/Lucent/Avaya systems require Caller ID signals adhere to Bellcore standards as CLECs were not prevalent at that time. Consumer equipment tends to be more forgiving when it comes to slight variations.

It was noted that both locations use a common cable company (as opposed to the RBOC/LEC). I would guess that the provider made some change so that Caller ID is now out of Bellcore specs.

I would open trouble tickets on behalf of both customers and have the service provider make whatever changes are needed to get Caller ID working again on the Partner systems.

I [love2] "FEATURE 00"
 
I have replaced 509s because the CID didn't work after working for years.
 
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