On 2009-09-27, Pierre Bernhardt <[email protected]> wrote: > Flemming Richter Mikkelsen schrieb: > > On 2009-09-24, Pierre Bernhardt <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hello, > >> > >> > >> Normal behavior at my sony ericcson > >> 1. I call an callee but his phone is powered off, > >> 2. An default answering machine from t-mobile answers that I can sent an > >> sms for > >> an call back by pressing 1 > >> 3. If I press 1 than I will get an answer the callee will informed if he is > >> available (his phone) again. > >> > >> Neo > >> 1. I call an callee but his phone is powered off, > >> 2. I hear the beginning of the default answering machine than the dialler > >> looks like ends > >> 3. I cannot call again anything else without restarting my moko (power off, > >> power on). I can start the dialler app, but pressing connect button do > >> nothing. > >> > >> Can anybody confirm that? It is possible that this problem occurs only if > >> the network company has such a function for sent sms, if callee is busy, > >> not > >> available or so. > > > > Strange. > > Did you check if the call was actually terminated when you hang up? > > I never could hang up. The dialer ends if I heared the beginning of these > special answer > machine. Normally the line shouldn't terminate at these level of call as the > sony not > terminate. It looks like there is a difference of "callee not available + > Terminate line" > and "callee not available + line still available" (e.g. for using an > answering machine > or so.) But this is only an speculation.
I though that maybe some DTMF stuff messes up things but it does not make much sense. Looking at wikipedia, I found this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_information_tone which could be the case here. > I will check again the problem is reproducible next days. Great! It would be nice if you get some logs of the GSM stuff. Then open a ticker. I don't understand much of the logs so I would compare them with logs of a successful conversation + hangup. It would be interesting to know if it is a FSO or modem problem. Did you really have to reboot the phone? I would assume rebooting the modem would do. > Cheers... > Pierre _______________________________________________ Shr-User mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shr-project.org/mailman/listinfo/shr-user
