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I am going to be putting a small key system (Vodavi) with voice mail behind a Rolm PBX. The PBX is supplying 4 analog extensions that will be going into my CO card. The Auto Attendant on my voice mail will be answering all incoming calls.
The problem I have is disconnect supervision (Sandman calls it: Open Loop Disconnect or Calling Party Control). When the calling party hangs up, the voice mail/auto attendant never releases the analog port on the PBX.
I found a CPC Generator (MIS1I) from Sandman. I was wondering if anybody has used this product or knows of another product that fixes this problem. The MIS1I only supports one line, so I am going to have to get 4 of these devices. I was hoping that there was a product that was a single unit that accepted multiple lines.
Any help would be appreciated!
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The Rolm PBX analog ports will not give any disconnect signal at all.
The best you can do is see if there is a setting in the voicemail programming that will detect dial tone after the party has left a message. Also dial tone on a Rolm is not the same as dial tone from the CO (350/440Hz) If there is not a parameter in the voicemail programming for detecting dial tone maybe there is a timeout setting that can be adjusted. Otherwise every message left will probably have 15-20 seconds of dialtone at the end of the message.
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