Ok, I have a DRM running off our Definity, and have 2 handsets assigned to it, one reg. to area 1, the other on 2. I have been informed that while on a call on either handset, that they are getting almost like a stutter or pop on the line. I have heard this in person, and have done the following to troubleshoot:
Unassinged/reassigned handsets
Moved radio module further away from any EMI source
Run all new wiring to DRM
Re-punched connection at wall field
Swapped TN2181 digital cards in the switch w/ a known good one
Replaced DRM w/ a new one
The only thing that I haven't tried is getting a new handset. I'm at a loss. After moving the DRM, the pop was less frequent, but still there. There is nothing else EMI-wise that I can think of that would cause that heavy of interference. I've had this thing temp. sitting on our switch rack w/ no issues before. The only other thing that I can think that changed was we recently had a wireless Internet connection installed via satellite. Is it possible to have this type of issue w/ the 9040 and a wireless LAN?
Thanks in advance, and happy holidays!
Jay
I may not be able to fix it, but I certainly can't break it any further- Jay
Unassinged/reassigned handsets
Moved radio module further away from any EMI source
Run all new wiring to DRM
Re-punched connection at wall field
Swapped TN2181 digital cards in the switch w/ a known good one
Replaced DRM w/ a new one
The only thing that I haven't tried is getting a new handset. I'm at a loss. After moving the DRM, the pop was less frequent, but still there. There is nothing else EMI-wise that I can think of that would cause that heavy of interference. I've had this thing temp. sitting on our switch rack w/ no issues before. The only other thing that I can think that changed was we recently had a wireless Internet connection installed via satellite. Is it possible to have this type of issue w/ the 9040 and a wireless LAN?
Thanks in advance, and happy holidays!
Jay
I may not be able to fix it, but I certainly can't break it any further- Jay