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Hi first time poster, got a wierd problem: SL daughter board in 12 button set, all programming is correct etc. ANS Machine will not recognize incoming ring UNLESS I have a Buttset plugged into phone port on the ans machine, tried 2 other single line phones that were avaiable onsite, didn't work. anyone have a clue?
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I'm not a Samsung tech but I can tell you that a Butt set is not a valid test for ring current. I've seen lines direct from telco that would "ring" a butt set and not a phone. If I were to take a guess I'd say the daughter board is not passing proper ring current.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by markk:
I'm not a Samsung tech but I can tell you that a Butt set is not a valid test for ring current. I've seen lines direct from telco that would "ring" a butt set and not a phone. If I were to take a guess I'd say the daughter board is not passing proper ring current.
mark</font> Problem is all the analog phones will ring and can be answered But the Ans machine will only pick up if the butt set is inline with the answering machine it has to have something to do with resistance or REN # Thanks for the reply
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Sounds like you have a digital answer machine.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by dtmf:
Sounds like you have a digital answer machine.</font> Nope plain old answering machine, answers a regular pots line no problem
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And the fact that the answering machine answers a pots line could be a clue.Maybe the ring signal generated from the daughterboard card isn't good enough for the ans. machine by itself.Maybe the butt set also being on the circuit gives it enough of a load to the sli?
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It only picks up when a butt set is on line? If so, try wiring a capacitor accross it, like one from an old 2500 set. It may just need the capacitance.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by SST:
It only picks up when a butt set is on line? If so, try wiring a capacitor accross it, like one from an old 2500 set. It may just need the capacitance.</font> That worked! We wired on a biscuit jack in series across Tip and ring a 600 ohm resistor and a 1 MF capacitor. Thanks
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