05-20-2011 02:30 PM - edited 03-21-2019 04:07 AM
Hello. I have a UC 520 with fxo analog lines. Inbound calls never fail but every second outbound call on UC 520 fxo lines fails. It gives a fast busy signal. I tried lowering the call release timeout with no sucess. Any thoughts on this?
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05-24-2011 02:42 PM
Hi Matt,
It would seem that your FXO ports are not clearing down imediatly, I see in the images posted that the release timer and the clearing timers are set way to high, can I propose you lower them down to 3 instead of 10 respectively..
So please look at doing the following (Based on Image #2):
This is the best place to start, I have no doubt that your lines are not clearing down quickly enough, and I must also point out that this is an inherent problem with analogue lines, in some countries I have noticed that the clear down procedure can take up to 5 seconds and on worst case scenarios can take up too 10 seconds. Here in Australia we also have exchange based timers that can work up to 52 seconds before a line is cleared (But this normally meant for residential customers only, not business lines).
Your TAPS look fine so I do not see that you need to change anything there
Please let us know how this goes, if this does not improve the situation then I would really love some form of remote access to look at this situation, it is familiar territory for me so I have a keen interest in seeing this issue resolved.
(PS) Have you logged a support case for this yet, or were you just waiting to see if the assistance on here would sort the problem out?
Cheers,
David.
05-20-2011 07:49 PM
How many FXO lines do you have on the UC?
How is the hunt scheme set up on your Outbound Dialing Plan?
05-24-2011 10:44 AM
1. CCA
2. see jpgs
3. it is a system wide problem where the second call does not go out.
4. sofware pack 8.1.0
5. I am using a SPA508g - how do I determine this?
05-21-2011 03:14 AM
Hi Matt,
Just to ask a couple more questions on top of what Joseph has asked
I think these are the right questions to ask that would pertain to a problem like this happening.
Cheers,
David.
05-24-2011 12:55 PM
I responded to your post one thread up. Also, there is only one line presesently on my UC.
05-24-2011 01:24 PM
Matt,
I believe the fast busy is telling you that the UC is trying to use an FXO port that is "up" but does not have dail tone on it.
Make sure that you only have the one FXO port active (I.E. make sure all the other FXO ports are "down").
06-28-2011 10:21 AM
Thank you. This was the perfect solution.
05-24-2011 02:42 PM
Hi Matt,
It would seem that your FXO ports are not clearing down imediatly, I see in the images posted that the release timer and the clearing timers are set way to high, can I propose you lower them down to 3 instead of 10 respectively..
So please look at doing the following (Based on Image #2):
This is the best place to start, I have no doubt that your lines are not clearing down quickly enough, and I must also point out that this is an inherent problem with analogue lines, in some countries I have noticed that the clear down procedure can take up to 5 seconds and on worst case scenarios can take up too 10 seconds. Here in Australia we also have exchange based timers that can work up to 52 seconds before a line is cleared (But this normally meant for residential customers only, not business lines).
Your TAPS look fine so I do not see that you need to change anything there
Please let us know how this goes, if this does not improve the situation then I would really love some form of remote access to look at this situation, it is familiar territory for me so I have a keen interest in seeing this issue resolved.
(PS) Have you logged a support case for this yet, or were you just waiting to see if the assistance on here would sort the problem out?
Cheers,
David.
05-25-2011 10:50 AM
Thank you very much for your recomendations. They make quite a lot of sense. I will test this and respond to the post once I have results.
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