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Is this connected to a system and you have this problem dialing through the system?
Have you gone to the demarc, lifted the inside wiring from the telco pair and tested the line with a butt set?
Is the line copper?
Did this happen recently and did the line work previously without the problem?
Rcaman
1. Tested by directly accessing the phone line and bypassing the phone system and same problem. 2. The phones always worked normal than just 1 day after a heavy rain, this happen. 3. This is a copper line, POTS. 4. Dialtone is from Telco.
Use your butt set to place the call in place of the Polycom. Use your butt set to monitor the line while placing the call from the Polycom. Those high pitched beeps do not sound like they are coming from the CO
OK, That's a little more information. Here's the deal: You need to completely isolate the telephone system from the CO line. Then with nothing else connected to the CO line, use you butt set to place a call. If the weird tones are there, you need to contact your dial tone provider. If the tones are not there, then a device on that line is causing problems.
Rcaman
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