Hiya,
Just as a thought - I have caller ID provided by NTL (cable) and was
getting 'bad data' - turned out that my A and B wires were wired the
wrong way round on my 'home brew' lead. As soon as I reversed them -
worked fine!
Have a go - someone will correct me if I'm wrong but I had the card
wired in wrong and it didn't stop anything from working or being blown
so as a quick test ...
Wayne.
Giorgio Incantalupo wrote:
Hi,
we had 3 analog lines but our telco did't pass us the caller-id so
Asterisk tried to identify the caller-id but found bad data. Setting
usecallerid=no avoided the Warning.
Be sure your telco sends you the caller id.
Giorgio
Chris Thompson wrote:
Hey
Thanks for the response but still no luck.
I'm a bit baffeled, i might try running some of the old versions +
patch and stick in my old x100p cards to see what happens
unless anyone has any great ideas?
However I didn't really understand why i would use usecallerid=no
when i do* want to use caller id.
Cheers
Chris
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