Hi guys I remember reading about a problem with SD1's dialling Orange Mobiles, I think it rings, the person answers and then the SD1 hangs up?

I've done a search on here and cant find the previous topic.

Was this problem just with SD1 diallers? Im sure there was a remedy, something like adding extra digits to the phone number.

I think it was adding a pause or 2 at the beginning of the phone number. I have a similarly hazy memory of the same topic which I can't find either!

lol i remember something too, but that was to use pulse dialling. Only affected them for a while and i asssuem there was a software fix

im sure i read a post somewhere on here im sure you just add a couple of zeros to the end of the orange number you have put into the dialler. hope this helps.

pete

Yes ithk it ws addin zoscre ausor eo o

Ill try again

Yes i think it was adding a couple of zeros to create a pause for some reason or another.

Yes ithk it ws addin zoscre ausor eo o

Ill try again

Yes i think it was adding a couple of zeros to create a pause for some reason or another.

Just go into the menu and insert a pause, no need to add zeros.

I had a bit of a problem with an SD1 today. Dialled all 4 numbers, one of which was T-Mobile. The customer answered and was told to hold the line. No recorded message so he couldn't accept it anyway, so it went round again. The other numbers weren't accepting so I had to dis the line. I usually test on my number but I had a marginal signal.

So, if I need to program pauses in, where do they go?

Regards,

TB

Hello

The SD1+ sometimes is a when working older BT exchanges can be a little to fast.

To stop this simpley add

3 X 000 at the end of the phone numbers and all will be cured.

OR

If you are dialing out via a phone system then you will need to incert a pause after the 9.

Darren

3 X 000 at the end of the phone numbers and all will be cured.

you mean nine zeros or three zeros?