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Topic # 113540 19-Jan-2013 23:23 Send private message

I am using SPA 2102 for my italk but i am not getting proper caller ID its shows as 06421XXXXX or 0649XXXX . Is that the right format or it should only be 021xxxxx 

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  Reply # 747601 20-Jan-2013 06:06 Send private message

One would make the assumtion that your analogue phone is adding the 0 at the start, as is required by Telepermit specifications.

If your VoIP provider includes the 0 or sends calls in E.164 format you'll want to look up your phone manual to see if it offers the ability to disable adding the 0.




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  Reply # 747625 20-Jan-2013 09:02 Send private message

The phone is Panasonic it never use to happen when I was with world exchange but since I shifted to I talk it's like this

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  Reply # 747668 20-Jan-2013 10:22 Send private message

pankajbanga: The phone is Panasonic it never use to happen when I was with world exchange but since I shifted to I talk it's like this


iTalk obviously send numbers in the E.164 format (64xxxxxxx). if this annoys you you would have to ask iTalk why they send numbers in this format.

You can add or remove the 0 by looking at your phone manual, most have the ability to reconfifre the option.





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  Reply # 749721 23-Jan-2013 17:13 Send private message

Hi

Yes, The caller ID feature on ITALK will display the number in 64xxxxxxxxx format.

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  Reply # 795527 9-Apr-2013 12:17 Send private message

I have a related issue.

I noticed that on some incoming calls the caller ID is prefixed with 6464, i.e. 64649xxxxxxx. This is happening on any handset connected to the VOIP ATA. Both landline and mobile numbers are affected. I also use the 3CX softphone and this too shows the prefix 6464 on the affected incoming calls.

If I connect any of the handsets directly to the wall outlet via the ADSL filter and dial our LLU number then the CID shown is just 649xxxxxxx.

I have tried our Uniden cordless phone base unit and also the phone attached to our Brother Fax/Scanner/Printer. Both show the double 64 prefix when connected to the ATA.

All international calls are also prefixed with a 64.

I've had to add the following into my ATA's dial plan in order to remove the 64 prefix's so as that we can return calls directly from the CID info.
<6464:0>xx.|<64:0>xx.|

Any ideas as to why I may be getting the 6464 prefix on certain calls and the 64 prefix on international calls?

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  Reply # 795602 9-Apr-2013 13:11 Send private message

This is the setting from your ATA .
Set you ata properly and you will be fine

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  Reply # 795611 9-Apr-2013 13:25 Send private message

pankajbanga: This is the setting from your ATA .
Set you ata properly and you will be fine


Any idea which setting? Also doesn't explain why the softphone exhibits the same issue.

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  Reply # 795615 9-Apr-2013 13:33 Send private message

kiwiharry:
pankajbanga: This is the setting from your ATA .
Set you ata properly and you will be fine


Any idea which setting? Also doesn't explain why the softphone exhibits the same issue.


If the softphone has the same issue it's definately not the ATA.







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