07-14-2012, 09:59 AM
This client\'s system is haunted by no doubt!! after the firmware upgrade problem, here\'s another one:
After a reported lightning strike in May, the client told me he had no phone line in his house. The telecom company reset the line (probably took some damage there too), and they told me that its now OK. I had the line in/out terminals disconnected from Comfort and connected the clients telephone directly to the phone line. Comfort then used its GSM module for reporting, as expected, and ran out of units today during testing.
So, I brought along a new analog board for the master panel. It seems that the old analog board and the new one behave exactly the same: When I connect the phone line and phone terminals to Comfort, and initiate a dial test, I hear the dial tone from the land line, but no DTMF dialout occurs. Then, comfort tries to use the GSM line for CMS reporting, but I get the telco\'s message about no units available on the SIM card.
The weird thing is that I thought the relay took the hit and switching boards would fix the problem. It seems as a fault in the DTMF generator. Is it not located on the analog board?
Thanks in advance,
After a reported lightning strike in May, the client told me he had no phone line in his house. The telecom company reset the line (probably took some damage there too), and they told me that its now OK. I had the line in/out terminals disconnected from Comfort and connected the clients telephone directly to the phone line. Comfort then used its GSM module for reporting, as expected, and ran out of units today during testing.
So, I brought along a new analog board for the master panel. It seems that the old analog board and the new one behave exactly the same: When I connect the phone line and phone terminals to Comfort, and initiate a dial test, I hear the dial tone from the land line, but no DTMF dialout occurs. Then, comfort tries to use the GSM line for CMS reporting, but I get the telco\'s message about no units available on the SIM card.
The weird thing is that I thought the relay took the hit and switching boards would fix the problem. It seems as a fault in the DTMF generator. Is it not located on the analog board?
Thanks in advance,

