[asterisk-users] Does X100P decode caller ID?
Yuan LIU
yliu11 at hotmail.com
Sun Jan 28 22:37:38 MST 2007
>From: Leo Ann Boon <leo at datvoiz.com>
>>Is DTMF pass-through and caller ID fundamentally different? This card
>>does not seem to cause significant difficulty in DTMF detection. The high
>>DC voltage
>As I mentioned all the DSP work is done in software. So there shouldn't be
>any fundamental difference.
>>during ringing could be one factor. Any easy way to test serious
>>mismatch? The 600 Ohm is actually on-hook resistance, right? Or is this
>>audio impedance? The
>600 Ohm is off-hook AC impedance for US and countries that follow the same
>specs - consult your local regulatory docs.
>>card is indeed sold and used in North America.
>But, where in the world are you using it?
>
>Leo
I'm in FCC zone (North America). Maybe the DAA has a defect under high
voltage. The way I heard it, sounded like the 20Hz ringing was passed
through to ADC. Possibly the ADC isn't able to recover from saturation in
between rings.
Yuan Liu
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