Possible Causes
The possible causes are as follows:
- The network is abnormal.
- The echoes are acoustic feedback from the user's microphone.
- The EC function is not enabled.
- The device gain is improper.
- The Echo Cancellation (EC) function is incorrectly.
Procedure
- See Network Analysis to check whether the network connection is normal.
- If the network connection is abnormal, verify that the network cables are connected properly.
- If the network connection is normal, go to the next step.
- The PSTN user covers the microphone to check whether the echoes disappear.
- If no, disable the hands-free function.
- If yes, go to the next step.
- See Logging In to the unified gateway Using the LMT to run the show system voip argu algo<g711&g729&g723&ilbc_1520&ilbc_1333> to check whether the EC function is opened.
System VoIP Arguments PacketTime : 20 EchoCancel : [ON] GainControl : 14 SilenceSuppression : [OFF] JitterThreshold(min/max/init) : 20(ms)/200(ms)/20(ms) CRCswitch : [NULL] ==== Command executed success ! ====- If the status is OFF, run the config system voip algo <g711&g729&g723&ilbc_1520&ilbc_1333> echocancel on to open the EC function
- If the status is ON, go to the next step.
- See 2 to reduce device gain.
- If the network connection is abnormal, verify that the network cables are connected properly.
- If the network connection is normal, go to the next step.
- Contact the peer office's engineers to check whether the Echo Cancellation (EC) function is correctly configured in the peer gateway.
- If no, contact to the peer office's engineers to troubleshoot.
- If yes, go to the next step.
- If the fault still persists, collect detailed fault information and related logs by referring to Collecting and Reporting Fault Information and send them to the service provider.