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ripdog

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#144036 5-May-2014 16:32
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So I recently set up an SPA112 for my parents on their new UFB connection. Mum uses an analog DECT phone with a headset to make phone calls, but she is complaining of the dial tone being unusually loud, uncomfortably so.

The SPA112 has a billion options and I don't know what most of them do - would any of them alter dial tone volume? Headset is already on lowest volume.

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  #1037137 5-May-2014 16:36
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Yep - under Voice > Regional set "Dial Tone" to 400@-10 - if that's too loud try a larger number after the - eg. 400@-12 and so on



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  #1037149 5-May-2014 16:53
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I love you ubergeek, thanks so much!

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  #1037152 5-May-2014 16:55
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ripdog: I love you ubergeek, thanks so much!


Aw, shucks.  Just glad it actually worked since it was purely from interpreting the manual :P



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  #1037228 5-May-2014 18:39
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Okay, so that's an invalid value. After a bunch of experimentation, it turns out it needs a second tone on the end. All values without a second tone caused a beeping dial tone with an "invalid" call state on the information page.

Here's what I have now, modified from the 2talk value: 400@-15;30-15(*/0/1)

Also, I, uh, can't tell the difference. I bumped the -dbm to 15 on both tones and it still sounds the same.

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  #1037237 5-May-2014 18:45
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Not being able to tell the difference was my fault. Settled on -25. It's not like the dial tone imparts much information, so a nice quiet one works well. Thanks again!

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