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Obsolete Releases => SME VoIP (Asterisk, SAIL etc) => Topic started by: edeganay on March 26, 2009, 02:31:21 PM
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Hello there,
Analog Phones behind PAPT2 take 5 to 9 seconds to start the communication (Ringing the other side), even when calling internal extension.
Any idea from where to start ?
Edd
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not familiar with your setup but when a PAP2 has long silence at the start of a call it is normally a NAT traversal config error
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Not sure about the PAP2, but the Linksys 2102 (the Sipura sibling of the PAP2) has a couple of timers in regional settings called "Inter-digit short timer" and "Inter-digit long timer". The one you need to change is the short timer. This controls how long the unit will wait after a digit has been pressed before it assumes that you have completed your dial. The long timer controls how long the unit will wait without any digits being pressed before it gives back a fast busy.
Kind Regards
S
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that helps a lot !
Thanks
Edd
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Not sure about the PAP2, but the Linksys 2102 (the Sipura sibling of the PAP2) has a couple of timers in regional settings called "Inter-digit short timer" and "Inter-digit long timer". The one you need to change is the short timer. This controls how long the unit will wait after a digit has been pressed before it assumes that you have completed your dial. The long timer controls how long the unit will wait without any digits being pressed before it gives back a fast busy.
Kind Regards
S
on that note it's easy to test of this is the issue by dialing a # after the call to tell the device you have finished dialing, if it then dials quickly then it was waiting for the timeout value to expire then the dial plan is most likely incorrect
the silence I was referring to was for a call that had alreay connected but the voice traffic hadn't commenced, different issue but what selintra has suggested is also quite possible and is easy to check for