Modem get's recognized but does not give any number

[pabloemma]

Just installed the system on a Raspberry pi3B with a us robotics 5637 and callattendant recognizes the modem.
When I call, the modem will even blink on the data, and the output in debug just shows
b'RING\r\n'
{RING LED BLINKING}
b'RING\r\n'
{RING LED BLINKING}
I have caller ID on my line and the jack I am using works. I tested it with a real phone.
I attach my output.
I am running python3.7.3
Thanks for any help,
Andi

debug.txt

[marklt1]

Just installed the system on a Raspberry pi3B with a us robotics 5637 and callattendant recognizes the modem. When I call, the modem will even blink on the data, and the output in debug just shows b'RING\r\n' {RING LED BLINKING} b'RING\r\n' {RING LED BLINKING} I have caller ID on my line and the jack I am using works. I tested it with a real phone. I attach my output. I am running python3.7.3 Thanks for any help, Andi

debug.txt

I am seeing the exact same behavior also. My debug text was like yours. The only difference is that I am running on Python 3.9. My Caller ID is passed to the other POTS phones. I never see it in the logs or console and only this:
b'RING\r\n'
{RING LED BLINKING}
b'RING\r\n'
{RING LED BLINKING}
b'RING\r\n'
.
I am using a OBiTALK OBi200. I did the USB modem firmware update listed here but still no luck - https://groups.io/g/callattendant/topic/76934787#282

[pabloemma]

I never got the us robotics to work,so I got the zoom one. zoom 56k usb modem that works great with my raspberry pi andi

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On Sat, Mar 26, 2022, 19:16 marklt1 ***@***.***> wrote: Just installed the system on a Raspberry pi3B with a us robotics 5637 and callattendant recognizes the modem. When I call, the modem will even blink on the data, and the output in debug just shows b'RING\r\n' {RING LED BLINKING} b'RING\r\n' {RING LED BLINKING} I have caller ID on my line and the jack I am using works. I tested it with a real phone. I attach my output. I am running python3.7.3 Thanks for any help, Andi debug.txt <https://github.com/emxsys/callattendant/files/6133732/debug.txt> I am seeing the exact same behavior also. My debug text was like yours. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#147 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ABHTYWSSDMSUB27OTNSR45LVB6ZGLANCNFSM4ZDFXTIQ> . You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[marklt1]

Thanks for the tip. I was thinking now that it could be a python version issue but now likely a hardware issue based on your experience.