> >
> Have you tried connecting an ordinary phone into the
> line and
> making/receiving calls?
I have, and it works fine. In fact, If I plug the
card into the line, and then a phone into the 'phone'
jack on the card, the line works fine (though I can't
imagine why that would make a difference). In fact,
calling out with an ordinary phone is the only way
that I can 'reset' the line so that I can receive
calls over that line again. Also, I've had this line
for a long time, and have never noticed any sort of
problem.
>
> It sounds to me as if there's a problem on the line.
> If your X100P
> was just not answering then the caller should hear a
> ring tone,
> rather than a recorded message. Well, I don't know
> anything about
> your telco, but that's what would happen here if I
> switched off my
> Asterisk box or disconnected the line.
That's what I was thinking too, but that's not what's
happening. Boy, I sure don't want to have to get the
telco involved, but it looks like that's where we are
going with this, eh?
I realized one other thing that may be relevant. I
have other devices plugged into that line. Perhaps
the X100P is not designed for that, and it sucks up
all of the power? Anyone have that sort of setup
working?
--shaun
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