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barbiz
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Has anyone noticed a loud glitchy beep when someone calls-in and your on the phone (i.e. call waiting beep)?
My experience when someone calls and triggers call-waiting has been a first very loud and glitchy beep, and it sounds as if the line is about drop the call. I lose contact with the caller, for what seems a little too long (I have to actually stop talking and let it finish its thing. I nearly lost my train of thought a couple times and it gets annoying after a while). The other consecutive beeps seem nice quick and tolerable however. |
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pickalow
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Joined: Aug 10, 2005
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Location: Canada
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yes, I've noticed this. Sometimes worse than other times, and when I connect to the second caller, problems like crossed lines occur, where I go back to the first call and end up with 3-way conference calling!
This doesn't happen much, although I don't have my call waiting ring very often either.
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MarsGuy
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Joined: Mar 13, 2005
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| barbiz wrote: | Has anyone noticed a loud glitchy beep when someone calls-in and your on the phone (i.e. call waiting beep)?
My experience when someone calls and triggers call-waiting has been a first very loud and glitchy beep, and it sounds as if the line is about drop the call. I lose contact with the caller, for what seems a little too long (I have to actually stop talking and let it finish its thing. I nearly lost my train of thought a couple times and it gets annoying after a while). The other consecutive beeps seem nice quick and tolerable however. |
That squealing sound is the call display data for the incoming call. |
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barbiz
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Joined: Sep 04, 2005
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Agreed,
I've noticed the level of intrusiveness of this glitch seems to be dependent on the type of phone (panasonic, GE, old un-powered phone). However, it is generally more annoying since I have Vonage than the same feature with other systems (cell, land-line).
I wonder whether it is related to Vonage's implementation of the feature or the phone adapter/router hardware.
Has anyone not noticed this glitch? (as compared with previous experience with other systems such as cell phone and land-line service) |
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MarsGuy
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Joined: Mar 13, 2005
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It may depend on your adapter, but with my PAP2 it sounds exactely as it sounded on my old Sprint landline. |
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