asterisk users - Jul 2006 - spa941 and sip "bye"

Been testing a new spa941 with the latest firmware (sip to sip). I 
noticed that unlike 7960's, if a user of a 7960 hangs up at the end of a 
conversation, the 941 does not automatically hangup. Rather, the 941 
sits there for about 5 seconds, then provides a fast busy.  The 941 user 
"must" manually disconnect by either hanging up the handset, or, 
pressing the speakerphone button (assuming the call was originally 
answered via the speakerphone).

I can't seem to find a config option on the 941 to automatically drop 
the call when a sip "bye" message is sent to it. Anyone know if that
can
be changed?

FWIW, as a 7960 user for about three years, I really like the overall 
functionality and usability of the 941. Kind of surprised me after 
dealing with spa3000 issues and other linksys issues for several years.

On 7/6/06, Rich Adamson <radamson@routers.com>
wrote:
> Been testing a new spa941 with the latest firmware (sip to sip). I
> noticed that unlike 7960's, if a user of a 7960 hangs up at the end of
a
> conversation, the 941 does not automatically hangup. Rather, the 941
> sits there for about 5 seconds, then provides a fast busy.  The 941 user
> "must" manually disconnect by either hanging up the handset, or,
> pressing the speakerphone button (assuming the call was originally
> answered via the speakerphone).
>
> I can't seem to find a config option on the 941 to automatically drop
> the call when a sip "bye" message is sent to it. Anyone know if
that can
> be changed?
I have encountered this and as yet found no solution. The phone
acknowledges that the call is over, but stays "off-hook". Weird - I
don't like the SPA phones much, but customers seem to like the
look/feel.

Ho hum.
Steve