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Hi all,
Thank you for your patience whilst we continued to investigate this issue.
Our Voice engineering teams have concluded that the "no number" issue is device specific and not a global issue.
The route cause is located on the handsets’ sensitivity to power fluctuations received from the Hub.
Here is the list of handsets we tested:
(We're also aware of reports of other handsets)
- Gigaset C530A Trio Digital Cordless Answer machine
- BT8600 Advanced Call Blocker
- BT Decor 2600 v2
- Panasonic KX-TGJ424EB Digital Cordless Telephone with Nuisance Call Blocker and Answering Machine, Quad Dect
We will now look to explore the option to regulate the route cause, however, this needs to be discussed with the our equipment vendors and may take some time to come back.
As always we will continue to update you along the way.
Kind regards,
Community Moderation Team
VM claim that the issue is the phones. Some of the phones, what about the rest, my phone is not on there list. Strange it's the phone's fault and not the VM system.
Come on VM come clean and admit that you system is lacking. I once again invite VM to supply me a phone to test if want to prove that it is my phone.
Woodbutcher1234
- TAZMANUK3 years agoKnows their stuff
Before I moved to the digital voice (VoIP) system 2 weeks ago this Saturday I never had ghost calls, moving over to digital voice I get the ghost calls so indeed it's their digital voice service as haven't changed the handset.
- Client623 years agoAlessandro Volta
The VM statement only indicates fixes for the Hub 5's defects (in Reliability / WiFi / DHCP / Ghost calls) are not a day closer
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