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Vonage Yes. That is something that I must have missed. If the clicking is only present
Yes. That is something that I must have missed. If the clicking is only present on one phone and not another. Then it is in no way the telephone adapter that is causing the clicking. If the analog side of the telephone adapter was defective, the same issue would occur on any phone you plugged into it.
Also understand that the when adjusting the bandwidth saver, you are only changing the codec and the packetzation period. All this does is reduce the overall bandwidth and change the packet's individual sample size. On High(g711) which is default, your using a sample size of 20ms. With the overhead, it is 86kbps rounded up to 90kbps and each packet contains 20ms worth of voice. When you changed the bandwidth setting to low(g729) it is using 23 kbps rounded up to 30kbps with a sample size of 30ms which is 30ms worth of voice. This is all IP not analog.
The only way this could even possibly be related to what someone could describe as clicking would actually be static like sound that is not even static. It is the dropping of ever other packet which gives the appearance of what could sound like static. This could not occur through dial tone. It would only occur when a call was in session and would happen on any phone you would hook up since it happens on the IP side, not the analog.
Now if you can swear that changing the codec was a temporary fix, I bet it was not the actual fix. The actual fix was you forced a profile update to the device which rewrites to flash. It flushes the device and puts it to a fresh state. I bet you could toggle call waiting which would achieve the same results since it will force the device to take a new profile as well. And if it was fixed before, you should be able to change call waiting now, then change it back. If the clicking doesn't go away, change the codec back to High and then back to low. Please make sure that you give about 5 minute between setting changes as it takes time for the device to make the tftp request and download new profile.
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VonTechMgr posted "Yes. That is something that I must have missed. If the clicking is only present" on 12/24/2008 |
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