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Do the regional settings only affect signalling (ringtones, busy tone, etc.)
or do they also have an effect on voice transmission.

Soon after getting my PAP2T, it and I (probably mainly me!) got confused
during the setup process, and I ended up setting it back to factory
defaults. I'm not sure whether that sets it to something different from how
it would have been supplied for UK use? Anyway, quite a lot of the regional
settings now seem to differ from the recommended UK ones which have been
posted here from time to time.

It works ok, and I can make and receive calls - but there's sometimes a bit
of an echo on the line. Is this likely to be associated with incorrect
regional settings - or is that just a standard 'feature' of VoIP?
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Roger Mills wrote:
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> Do the regional settings only affect signalling (ringtones, busy
> tone, etc.) or do they also have an effect on voice transmission.
>
> Soon after getting my PAP2T, it and I (probably mainly me!) got
> confused during the setup process, and I ended up setting it back to
> factory defaults. I'm not sure whether that sets it to something
> different from how it would have been supplied for UK use? Anyway,
> quite a lot of the regional settings now seem to differ from the
> recommended UK ones which have been posted here from time to time.
>
> It works ok, and I can make and receive calls - but there's sometimes
> a bit of an echo on the line. Is this likely to be associated with
> incorrect regional settings - or is that just a standard 'feature' of
> VoIP?[/color]

I can only answer from experience - and that is that having used VoIP
for some time now as the main 'house phone' I have never experienced an
echo. There is a setting for echo on the PAP2 at the foot of the
'regional' tab (advanced view) - but I have no idea at all what the
setting affects if anything other than the obvious.

In fact I have no idea at all what most of the setting affect - I just
copied things from my old SPA unit and others suggestions on this
forum. Seems to work ok - though I'm at a loss as how to effect the
finer things like call back / call hold / music on hold and so on.

the setting for more echo suppression is a yes or no option (mine is
set to no) - but try and adjust it and see what happens - it can't do
much damage!

Mick

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Roger Mills wrote:[color=blue]
> Do the regional settings only affect signalling (ringtones, busy tone, etc.)
> or do they also have an effect on voice transmission.[/color]

The port impedance setting will affect voice quality.

Tim

Tim wrote:[color=blue]
> Roger Mills wrote:[color=green]
>> Do the regional settings only affect signalling (ringtones, busy tone,
>> etc.) or do they also have an effect on voice transmission.[/color]
>
> The port impedance setting will affect voice quality.
>
> Tim[/color]
Very true!
The default impedance setting is 600 Ohm while in Belgium it's
270/750||150nF. Setting this correctly improves the voice quality a lot
(incoming calls), outgoing calls are not affected and are still bright
as always.

Sinna

Sinna wrote:
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> Tim wrote:[color=green]
> > Roger Mills wrote:[color=darkred]
> > > Do the regional settings only affect signalling (ringtones, busy
> > > tone, etc.) or do they also have an effect on voice transmission.[/color]
> >
> > The port impedance setting will affect voice quality.
> >
> > Tim[/color]
> Very true!
> The default impedance setting is 600 Ohm while in Belgium it's
> 270/750||150nF. Setting this correctly improves the voice quality a
> lot (incoming calls), outgoing calls are not affected and are still
> bright as always.
>
> Sinna[/color]

That setting on my PAP2 in the UK is 370+620||310nF

Mick

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