Hi All,
I have just found this forum, and have been reading some of the threads.
I note that there has been no resolution for yalcinatasever.
I have some thoughts.
This sounds like 'hookswitch bounce'
It is not related to system software, rather the SLT(POT) phones being used.
You can reproduce this by making a call, pressing Recall(Flash) and then hanging up. The system sees the recall and then sees you hanging up, this would leave the call on hold, so the system rings you back.
There are three timers you should be looking at for the hookflash.
1, PGM 182 Key 2, this is teh Max hookflash timer, a break longer than this timer will be seen as an 'on hook'
2, PGM182 Key 3, this is the Min hookflash timer, a break less than this will be ignored.
These two timers give the hookflash 'window' and need to be set according to the 'timed break' of your device.
3, PGM 182 Key 1, this is the 'hookswitch bounce' and is there to guard against the symptoms you are getting.
It is possible on some phones for the hookswitch to bounce, so thath whwn you hang up the phone the lne will disconnect, bounce back up for a fraction, and disconnect again.
This can be seen as a recall and then disconnect, giving you the callback.
This timer is set to 100mS in default, so the system will see the disconnect and then wait for this timer to see if there is any other change in state.
If you are getting this hookswitch then increasing Key 1 will solve the problem.