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<p class=MsoNormal><span class=postbody><font size=3 face="Times New Roman"><span
style='font-size:12.0pt'>I just wanted to see if any one else has seen this or
could help point me in the right direction on this problem. </span></font></span><br>
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<span class=postbody>I have a TE411P card in my * box. I am running FC4 x86_64.
I used to have two TE110 cards in the same box that worked without any
problems. Since changing to the TE411P cards, I am getting random DTMF tones
being produced on a bridged connection through the same Channel Bank that I was
using before upgrading to the TE411P. </span><br>
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<span class=postbody>Port 1 -> PRI 1 </span><br>
<span class=postbody>Port 2 -> PRI 2 </span><br>
<span class=postbody>Port 3 -> Channel Bank </span><br>
<span class=postbody>Port 4 -> Empty </span><br>
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<span class=postbody>The channel bank then connects to our recording computer
through a 66 block. So, our recording computer is picking up these tones on the
recordings and sometimes the DTMF tone is # sign which triggers our system to
stop the recording and produce a number (this is by design). We need to stop
the generation of these random DTMF tones so that our recordings do not end
prematurely.</span><br>
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<span class=postbody>Does anyone have any ideas where the DTMF tones are coming
from? Are there any know problems when there is a cell phone involved? </span><br>
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<span class=postbody>Thank you, </span><br>
<span class=postbody>Michael Young</span><font size=2 face=Arial><span
style='font-size:10.0pt;font-family:Arial'><o:p></o:p></span></font></p>
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