Incident 1275 related qith Q23 detectors and eZ32 board
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tincho.rn
Incident 1275 related qith Q23 detectors and eZ32 board
Hi. I am facing some issues with boards eZ32. I already changed boards. Many incident 1275 and some 1276. It is a call center with CCA. During this incidents, analog sets don't get dial tone. Then the set gets into AUTOPOS. Reseting only one board is the solution!!. I already have a eSR, no solution yet. Has someone face this problem before?. It is release 8.0.1. Thanks in advance. Regards.
Re: Incident 1275 related qith Q23 detectors and eZ32 board
Looks like your system is running out Q23 detectors.
- dsp problem on eZ32 board?
- high traffic from local analog subscribers?
- bad wiring - short curcuits on sbs line or connection to the ground so system thinks that sbs went on-hook.
- dsp problem on eZ32 board?
- high traffic from local analog subscribers?
- bad wiring - short curcuits on sbs line or connection to the ground so system thinks that sbs went on-hook.
If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck.
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tincho.rn
Re: Incident 1275 related qith Q23 detectors and eZ32 board
Hi Alex. I already changed the two boards, so I don't think it is a bad DSP. About high traffic, good point: do you know how many simultaneous on-hook??. About wiring problems: I like this option too. I will do some more research. This problem is getting me tired. Thanks for you help. Regards.
Re: Incident 1275 related qith Q23 detectors and eZ32 board
For old Z24-2 I know that there were 8 DTMF detectors on one board.
On Z32/eZ32 there should be more I hope.
Also you can increase DTMF detectors using GPA2 and CPU7 boards.
On Z32/eZ32 there should be more I hope.
Also you can increase DTMF detectors using GPA2 and CPU7 boards.
If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck.
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tincho.rn
Re: Incident 1275 related qith Q23 detectors and eZ32 board
Hi GPA don't seem to contribute to this detection. The load of the board is very low during the incident. Any specific configuration? I already configure the DSP program with detector opcion. Any thing else?. Regards.
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tincho.rn
Re: Incident 1275 related qith Q23 detectors and eZ32 board
Finally, after a CPU reboot everything return to normal behavior. Thanks to all. Regards.
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knightr1der
Re: Incident 1275 related qith Q23 detectors and eZ32 board
You mean after all these years of experience you didn't try this first M?tincho.rn wrote:Finally, after a CPU reboot everything return to normal behavior. Thanks to all. Regards.
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tincho.rn
Re: Incident 1275 related qith Q23 detectors and eZ32 board
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knightr1der
Re: Incident 1275 related qith Q23 detectors and eZ32 board
Hmmm - I think we need to cover some points on Human phsycology here.tincho.rn wrote:![]()
This is a particular client. It is not easy to reboot, now we will have a double CPU configuration. Regards.
1. Shutdown -r 20 (or whatever delay you need)
2. Go get a coffee and make sure the customer knows you are no-where near the OXE
3. When shutdown happens - wait for customer to find you in coffee area with drink in hand and chilling with pretty girl from finance department!
4. Act like superhero when they call you and get back on the OXE and look like you are analysing traces etc..
5. Later, explain how customer is so lucky you were their, and explain they should go and do LOTTO quickly
6. See if 'shutdown' fix your problem.
7. If customer suspects you screwed the system, explain that you are happy to walk away from site leaving system unchecked
8. Oh and on the way out, if you see a dog wearing a batman suit - kick it up the..
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