Re: ECS phone line

   In ou old PBX system we added an extra ',' to increase the duration of the
   pause
   following the '9' to allow for dial tone recognition.
    
   syntactically we entered:     9,,1800XXXXXXX
    
   But, it's also possible that the line is now digital and the modem is
   looking
   for an analog line?
    
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   To: MAPICS ERP System Discussion <mapics-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
   From: Nick_Radich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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   Date: 02/23/2006 07:00AM
   Subject: [MAPICS-L] ECS phone line

   Hello again,

   As long as I'm in the mood for keying messages today, here's another one.

   It is not really about MAPICS, but.

   We recently changed the way our phone system works, and now I have to put
   a '9,' in the beginning of the outgoing phone number on anything dialing
   out of our AS/400.  Everything works great except our ECS line.  I keep
   changing it using WRKCTLD QESCTL, and then doing a 2 to change it.  I then
   change the phone number to have a '9,' in front of it and the system
   accepts the change.

   But whenever it runs, I get error CPA58D9, Call to controller QESCTL on
   line QESLINE failed. Remote busy.  This is caused because the phone line
   is now going through our switchboard.  When I look at the Controller
   Description again, the system changed the phone number back to what it
   was, without the '9,'.

   Does anyone have any thoughts?

   Thanx again,

   Nick

   Nick Radich
   Sr. Programmer/Analyst
   EPC Molding, Inc.
   Direct  (320) 679-6683
   Toll free  (800) 388-2155  ext. 6683
   Fax  (320) 679-4516
   nick_radich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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