completetech
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anyone having issues with their magic jacks?
that is a very mistaken notion. The 'normal' users of the magicjack dongle significantly outnumber those of us who would do otherwise by a factor on the multiple thousands...
what about this for the time being, running the MJ software on my windows desktop, but instead of a phone - plugging it into my asterisk box with a FXO port. This should work should it not - its not ideal, but at least it can used it on the pbx system.....?
Myk
There is an option in the AudioCodes for how it can detect when the line is hung up.
On the 5.6 firmware (entirely different from 5.2 and earlier), it is on the Protocol Configuration / SIP Advanced Parameters / Advanced Parameters page.
From my understanding of this option, it shouldn't necessarily affect anything with the MJ, but once I set it, it appeared to work (note that I did indeed update the MJ software during this time, so that could have been it).
I've also seen some places where on the Cisco you have to change the voltage detection from 24v down to 12v. I'll have to try this as well on my 1760 once I get it set back up again (probably several weeks away).
I haven't tried the MJ lately with the AudioCodes as I've had to do other things with my system for work purposes.
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