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Discussion topic: SkyTalk broadband keypad option not working

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This message was authored by mugelbbub This message was authored by: mugelbbub

SkyTalk broadband keypad option not working

HI All, Hope you  and yours keeping safe and well and hoping ma in the right place for help.

 

This is about landline phone over braodband.

 

I can make calls fine but when they say select option 1 or 2 etc I can not do so with the keypad on the phone. I have a panasonic KX-TGH720 which Panasonic say shuold work fine and it must be a problem with the providor (sky) instead. 

 

Can anyone point me in the right direction for assistance. Thanks 

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mugelbbub
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Re: SkyTalk broadband keypad option not working

additional information -  or as Panasonic put it 

 

"KX-TGH720 Keypad not registering IVR/call routing options"

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Re: SkyTalk broadband keypad option not working

Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more

Do you hear the tones being generated when you press the number buttons on your handset's keypad?

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Re: SkyTalk broadband keypad option not working

HI Mark39,

 

Thanks for your interest

 

On testing your question, Seems is intermittant fault as works with some organisations and not others. Maybe faulty phone.

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Re: SkyTalk broadband keypad option not working

Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more

That's certainly a possibility. It's also possible that those organisations have a fault with their response to the tones, but that's less likely if it happens with several of them.

 

I doubt it's a problem with your phone line, unless you're having other problems. So far as I know the line simply carries the tones generated by your handset across the network to the person you're calling, in just the same way as it carries your voice. It's just audio.

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