10-19-2012 04:19 AM - edited 03-16-2019 01:46 PM
Hi
We have a door that is opened using an analoge phone line (if you hit # on the other end it should open). The lock is connected to an ATA186.
When the call is routed out of our CallManager and to the PSTN pressing the # in the other end works perfectly.
If the call is only routed internally to a IP telephone internally (7941 using SCCP) it dosen't work.
The supplier has the same device for the door at his office and when he makes the door calls the same 7941 phone it works from his end. So it seems like when the signal is travelling over the PSTN it works and only internally on the CallManager it dosen't.
Any ideas?
10-22-2012 06:35 AM
Hi,
Can you give more information in what you configured on these two statements
When the call is routed out of our CallManager and to the PSTN pressing the # in the other end works perfectly.
If the call is only routed internally to a IP telephone internally (7941 using SCCP) it dosen't work.
Normally this door systems use some type of hookflash arrangement , is this something you are using?
Cheers
Mark
10-22-2012 06:45 AM
Hi
I got nothing to do with the configuration of the door system so the only thing I know is that if I press # it should open. The door system is dialing a configured number when someone rings the doorbell, then it's a huntgroup and the first one to pick it up get's the call. Voice communication works fine but the # wont work.
If the door systems calls an external phone (outside the Call Manager) it works perfectly. I therefor thinks it some setting in the CallManager that controls the tone that the 7941 produces to open the door.
10-22-2012 07:11 AM
Hi
The "Door" is on the same location of the 7941 ? If you call to another phone and press#, you hear the tone?
10-22-2012 07:53 AM
You don't mention where the ATA186 is but i am going to assume that it is connected to the door system.
From what you have said it seems that
The scenario that works is the voice path from Voice Gateway to ATA186
The scenario that doesn't work is 7941 phone to ATA186
Can you tell me the Gateway protocol and also the Phone protocol you are using.This will help to narrow it down.
Cheers
Mark
10-22-2012 07:58 AM
Sorry meant the ATA186 protocol not the phone as i see that is skinny
10-22-2012 08:41 AM
I'm not in the office so I will try that tomorrow bruno_rangel. Both are at the same location.
The ATA is using skinny as well and yes the ATA is hooked up with the door system
10-23-2012 05:55 AM
Yes I can hear a tone while pressing # when I call another phone.
10-23-2012 08:33 AM
I think the quickest way to look at this is to get an analogue phone and plug it into the back of the ATA.Then make a call and see if you hear the dtmf.This will then rule out any inband to outofband DTMF issues.
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