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Andrew Gabriel used his keyboard to write :
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> I've never had this echo problem on any of
> the SPA3000's I have in use.[/color]

Can you post yolur config somewhere?
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>> I have a copy of spa3000-3-1-20GW.bin if you need it.[/color]
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> Still on linksys's website. Don't know if this URL will work in
> someone else's session -- if not, follow links for support and
> select product
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> <[url]http://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_CASupport_C2&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1169083367861&packedargs=sku%3DSPA3000&pagename=Linksys%2FC[/url]
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They must've put it back since I posted! P'rhaps they read this NG..

The link does work

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> I'm running 3.1.10 on all mine (and have had many earlier versions
> on them too). Didn't actually know there was anything later until
> you mentioned it -- they seem to have stopped updating the old
> sipura website.[/color]

D'apres David Floyd <david@floyd.org.uk>,
dans le forum uk.telecom.voip...
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> Apparently the person I call hears me fine and I can hear them OK, but I
> get an echo form my own voice and sometimes a bit of breaking up when
> both parties cross talk.[/color]

Did you adjust the line impedance settings ? Both for FXO and FXS ?

In message of Thu, 3 Apr 2008, Marc Zirnheld writes[color=blue]
>D'apres David Floyd <david@floyd.org.uk>,
>dans le forum uk.telecom.voip...
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>> Apparently the person I call hears me fine and I can hear them OK, but I
>> get an echo form my own voice and sometimes a bit of breaking up when
>> both parties cross talk.[/color]
>
>Did you adjust the line impedance settings ? Both for FXO and FXS ?
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Yes, but if you read other posts on this subject in the past as I have
now done, this is a known problem with making PSTN calls on a SPA3K

David

D'apres David Floyd <david@floyd.org.uk>,
dans le forum uk.telecom.voip...
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> >Did you adjust the line impedance settings ? Both for FXO and FXS ?[/color][/color]
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> Yes, but if you read other posts on this subject in the past as I have
> now done, this is a known problem with making PSTN calls on a SPA3K[/color]

That's right, but having good settings helps the echo canceller
operation, thus reducing (even if not totally eliminating) the
perceivable echo.