[Asterisk-Users] Double Call Progress tones
Ron Wellsted
ron at wellsted.org.uk
Wed Mar 22 09:30:18 MST 2006
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On Wed, 22 Mar 2006, Simone Cittadini wrote:
> Ron Wellsted ha scritto:
>
>> This is slowly driving me nuts!
>>
>> I have several Cisco 7960s with SIP 8.2/7.5 fw connecting to Asterisk
>> 1.2.5 driving a TE110P on a BT EuroISDN PRI line. On all outgoing calls
>> I get a double ring tone (UK style + US style). I also have a DECT phone
>> on a Sipura SPA-3000 configured with UK tones. This gives me a double
>> ring of UK + UK, so this suggests the call progress tones are being
>> generated by the SIP device.
>>
>> As a result I have edited sip.conf to set "progressinband=never" but this
>> has made no difference (even after a total restart).
>>
>> Previously I was running 1.0.7 without this problem, I upgraded to fix a
>> problem with Monitor (the call stopped monitoring when transfered, 1.2.5
>> has fixed this).
>>
>> Does any one have any suggestions?
>>
> Configure the ringing frequencies on the sip devices so that is something not
> udible by human hears (we did that as a quick fix before discovering
> progressinband some time ago, worked for linksys pap)
I have just this minute fixed this. The problem seems to be that
"progressinband=never" will still send the progress tones. Setting it to
"progressinband=no" solved the problem.
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Ron Wellsted
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