I have a client who has about six of these phones. Luckily (for me, not
for them) they were purchased before I came into the picture.
Daniel Salama wrote:
I have heard complaints from my client about the speakerphone and they
are now
You don't notice any problems when using the speaker-phone, but the
person on the other end hears echo, and quite a lot of it.
, I guess, getting used to picking up the handset :).
My client uses them exclusively with headsets (in a call center) so the
quality of the speaker-phone isn't an issue for them.
I have heard any echo problems so far. What bothers me the most is
that the phone stops working often (multiple times per day). By this I
mean that my client won't be able to dial anything successfully. As
soon as 3 or 4 digits are entered, they get a fast busy. To solve it,
they need to reboot it. It sounds as if these phones were running
Windows instead of Linux :)
Do you have multiple phones going down at the same time? If so, monitor
them with "qualify=500" in sip.conf to see if they hit that limit. If
you see more than one go down within a short period of time, you have
network problems. Check the quality of the network switches they have.
Also I have heard some phones have trouble with broadcast packets (at
least this has been said about the spa-841 on the wiki). You should
strongly consider putting them on a separate vlan to avoid any issues
like that. In the future, for phones under $100 then look at the
spa-841 phones.
Anyway, what firmware did you use that solved so many of your problems?
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/GXP-2000
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