asterisk users - Sep 2004 - 7960 SIP 7.2 keypress (not DTMF) problem

Since upgrading to 7.2, I've noticed a random problem where I dial a
number and hear all the correct tones in the handset, but the display
won't show all the numbers I dialed.  So you sit there waiting for the
dialplan to kick the call off (b/c you heard the proper amount of tones
played and think it's all good) but the phone is just sitting there b/c
it somehow "missed" digits.
 
(For example, I dial 93035551212 and hear the correct DTMF in the
handset, but the display shows 9303551212) It doesn't seem to be digit
specific, and can lose one or more digits when the problem happens.
Dialing very slow and deliberate seems to help, although I haven't done
super serious testing of that yet...
 
Any ideas?
 
Marty Mastera
M3 Resources
marty@m3resources.com
Phone: 303.680.1283 x200
FAX:    303.680.1283
IAXTel: 700.206.7507
FWD:   484162
 
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This used to happen in 6.3 all the time for me. I upgraded to 7.2 hoping 
that it was one of the things they fixed. But alas it wasn't. It's 
interesting that the key events are getting recognized enough to produce 
the tone feedback, but that those events are not being properly 
communicated to other parts of the software. Makes me really curious 
about the SW architecture of this thing.

-brian

Marty Mastera wrote:
> Since upgrading to 7.2, I've noticed a random problem where I dial a 
> number and hear all the correct tones in the handset, but the display 
> won't show all the numbers I dialed.  So you sit there waiting for the 
> dialplan to kick the call off (b/c you heard the proper amount of 
> tones played and think it's all good) but the phone is just sitting 
> there b/c it somehow "missed" digits.
>  
> (For example, I dial 93035551212 and hear the correct DTMF in the 
> handset, but the display shows 9303551212) It doesn't seem to be digit 
> specific, and can lose one or more digits when the problem happens.  
> Dialing very slow and deliberate seems to help, although I haven't 
> done super serious testing of that yet...
>  
> Any ideas?
>  
> Marty Mastera
> M3 Resources
> marty@m3resources.com <mailto:marty@m3resources.com>
> Phone: 303.680.1283 x200
> FAX:    303.680.1283
> IAXTel: 700.206.7507
> FWD:   484162
>  
>
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