SV 8100 Dropping calls on T1 Circuits

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Re: SV 8100 Dropping calls on T1 Circuits teldata1 #541123 12/07/12 03:40 PM
Joined: Feb 2010 Posts: 505 Likes: 1 Boston teldata1 Member
teldata1 Member Joined: Feb 2010 Posts: 505 Likes: 1 Boston	One more thing I forgot to metion these are all VoIP phones that are on a seperate network not sure if this has anything to with the clocking issue right now I have (1) T1 set for external & (1) T1 set for internal and century link in running diagnostics on the 2nd T

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Re: SV 8100 Dropping calls on T1 Circuits teldata1 #542336 12/28/12 04:43 PM
Joined: Apr 2008 Posts: 17 Brisbane, Australia Joel Cornale Member
Joel Cornale Member Joined: Apr 2008 Posts: 17 Brisbane, Australia	ISDN Faults .. I always seem to fix them by Loading the latest firmware , Default the system .. push the cards back in "IN PORT ORDER!", DO NOT up load the old database , do "Partial ONLY" upload 11-xx,15-xx,21-xx,22-xx,30-xx, ONLY , hand program the rest .. this has fixed quite a number of ISDN faults, in my opinion there seems to be a few MB's maybe timers that some how get corrupted from time to time & it would be like finding a needle in a hay stack... if all else fails might be worth a try .... Joel

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