03-05-2007, 12:34 PM
Have you added an extra phone recently? In our experience the endless dialing is caused by Comfort thinking that one of the phones is offhook when it dials out, causing Comfort to interrupt the dial out and try again. This is not counted as an attempt because the call was not answered and it was not timed out. There may be a small offhook pulse from one of the phones. Sometimes this is due to having too many phones connected in parallel, and sometimes it is due to the effct of just one of the phones which may be having a high leakage current
(During an ALARM dialout. Comfort cuts off the telephones so that it cannot be interrupted by any local phone offhook)
Do a Dial Test (F3,3). This dials all the programmed phones, and allows the dialing progress to be heard on the keypad.
You will hear the system trying to dial but it gets interrupted and restarts.
Now disconnect all the phones from TEL OUT. Now the dialout should work. Now if you connect the house phones one by one, you will find that at one point the dialout will not go through. This helps to indentify the particular phone which causes this.
(During an ALARM dialout. Comfort cuts off the telephones so that it cannot be interrupted by any local phone offhook)
Do a Dial Test (F3,3). This dials all the programmed phones, and allows the dialing progress to be heard on the keypad.
You will hear the system trying to dial but it gets interrupted and restarts.
Now disconnect all the phones from TEL OUT. Now the dialout should work. Now if you connect the house phones one by one, you will find that at one point the dialout will not go through. This helps to indentify the particular phone which causes this.

