There appears to be a compatability problem with newer Brother FAX systems and DTI/T1 trunks. Here are the results of a little test to investigate difficulties with a new multifunction laser printer: MFC9840cdw
July 11, 2009
FAX machine test to investigate dial-1 long-distance
problem with Brother MFC9840cdw laser printer.
System Hardware:
IPK System SW: R4200.
SLI(8)-U13 ETU, Lot 136D, FW=1.40
DTI-U20 ETU, Lot 196A, FW=2.00
Test:
Test dial from each machine at least 10 times.
Use long-distance number that requires first digit dial-1.
Include a Pause after dial-9 trunk access.
Use the same SLI(8) extension and DTI-U20 T1 trunk.
Identify the dial "1" failure by "please dial 1" response from TelCo.
Record touch-tone On/Off time on first dial "1" with buttset.
Test Results:
Machine: OK: Fail: On/Off time: Notes:
Generic Handset 10 0 -NR- Radio-Shack telephone.
Kyocera KM-2550 10 0 0.120/0.056
HP Laserjet 3030 13 0 0.077/0.071
Brother MFC7220 11 1 0.100/0.130
Brother MFC9840 4 6 0.098/0.135
Switch to CO trunk using dial-8 trunk group:
Brother MFC9840 20 0 -NR- CO trunk also used for DSL.
Conclusion: There appears to be a compatability problem
between the IPK T1 trunk and the Brother FAX system.
Does anyone know of any adjustments that might address this problem?