Shawn Rutledge wrote:
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- When there is a ring on the landline, asterisk gets the Grandstream to ring.
But then if I pick up an analog phone directly on the landline to answer the
call, it doesn't notice very fast, and continues to ring 2 or 3 times. I'm not
sure if this is an asterisk issue or something else.
Certainly an Asterisk issue, but not uncommon with many telephone
systems where an unsupervised telephone is sharing a line.
Asterisk doesn't look at the DC state of a line to determine if there
has been a polarity reversal or a transition to a lower level ( such as
when you pick up another phone ) so it has no way of knowing other than
the ring signal disappearing.
I suspect there is some way to shorten that interval. Given the
different ring cadences around the world it probably should not be too
short though.
John Novack
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