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I recently did a cut-over for a client from analog lines to a T1/channel-bank setup. Lines are still technically "analog" where they connect to the system.

CallerID stopped working after the cut-over.

Carrier is saying the Caller ID setting in the phone system needs to be changed from "100" to "200"...?

Can anyone tell me what this means? Never heard of such a thing, but in all honesty, I'm not a Panasonic guy (just Nortel).

Thanks in advance,

D. Ocean

Under card properties there is FSK or DTMF and a couple of timers, that's it.
Clip on the trunks and check with butt in or slt w/cid.

Are there settings indicating "100" & "200"? I'm thinking the carrier is just blowing smoke. I can't believe the carrier would know settings for each/every system out there.

Yes, I plan on plugging in a CID box at the trunks to test.

Those lines would be treated as analog as you said.
The only settings are those that Brokeda mentioned above.
I would bet something isn't set right in the channel bank.
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MrG
BTW, I too never heard of "100 / 200"

they could be talking in mili seconds (ms wait time)but as the system default is 300ms (5s) thats not the problem
i would go with MrG on this use a CID display directly on the line to see if you have or not
if you have then change between FSX and DTMF as Brokeda says

peter (www.vpi.ie)

Checked the incoming lines with a CID box. CID is displaying from the carrier.

So...changing the card settings from/to FSX/DTMF will solve this?

should do chang it and see


peter