Fred wrote:
I think it must be the IVM program that is causing this problem. Maybe something to do with the DTMF tones that it recognises. There must be a difference in UK DTMF tones and US ones
I have also been using Express Talk from this company and when I call a voicemail system with that software the DTMF tones it produces are not recognised by the voicemail system. When I use a service such as Skype to access the same voicemail system it works perfectly.
I will not be paying £80 for this software until it supports DTMF tones from the UK.
Fred
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I've had the same problem with sipgate
Try gradwell.co.uk
They have some decent solutions - including a well priced centrex option.
DTMF works fine with them.
Looking at the logs with sipgate... it would appear that it is indeed sipgate that has the problem with the dtmf tones.
If you call from a normal phone and then hang up - the ivm usually picks it up straight away.
If you call from a normal phone through a sipgate connection and use dtmf signalling the ivm doesn't realise that the call has been disconnected for some time!
Dont' think this one is nch's fault!
Adz