Robotic voice In several time the external callers are hearing a robotic voice, so it?s not possible to converse with this quality. The problem appears especially with the 3Com phones (3101, 3102 and 3103), the DECT phones used via the Gateways ATA work correctly. Some one have en idea ? PS: The NBX is running in VR6_0_14 and the phones in VR6_0_5 Thanks in advance

Try resetting again. If you can remove the battery for 15 minutes.

If a pool vac is not climbing the side of the pool this is one of several things main things . a blockage in the pipe (try inserting garden hose to flush it. or insufficient vacuum at the skimmer box (Test with your hand) or a break inside the unit - if the third, you probably need to take it in for repair.

You're on a laptop and it's talking about a sound card?

If you can hear audio or the voice from the caller then you don't need a sound card.

Yes you can purchase an external mic and it just plugs into the mic port on your system. I think that might be why the caller can't hear you. All computers do not come with a built in microphone. And if you are skyping and using a web cam, all web cams don't have a built in microphone.

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There is a ring that is designed to fit over bottom drains to prevent robotic pool cleaners from getting stuck. There are several different brands/kinds available and any of them should prevent the problem. Here is one example:

http://www.backyardcitypools.com/Automatic-Pool-Cleaners/NE290-Smart-Ring-Drain-Cover.htm

Assuming you have the audio volume turned up, do you have a bluetooth headset? Check the Bluetooth options to make sure there are no associated bluetooth devices (or just turn bluetooth off).

If that still doesn't work, try clicking the trackwheel and seeing if it says "Mute" or "Unmute" respectively.

If you still can't hear the callers voice, you may have a defective earpiece in the phone and it's time for repair. If you don't have a bluetooth headset, you can try to use one of those to hold a conversation. I have my bluetooth headset around my neck at all times, I can't stand talking without it. As an added bonus, people who can't see my earpiece in my ear thinks I'm talking to myself.

Give me more details on the modem , is it a internal modem or external.

The phone you have can go on several different Norstar phone systems and you can have several different types of voice mail. Your voice mail (and possibly the phone system) needs to have programming changes, not the telephone. Your first step is to determine which Nortel phone system you have and also what model voice mail. You will need manuals for the phone system and voice mail. Hopefully you already have a programming or administration manual for the voice mail. Someone should have gotten this information when the system was first installed but that could have been many years ago.

What happens when you are waiting for that time? Do you hear absolutely nothing? Instead of being sent directly to your voice mail box, it may be sending callers to a voice mail branch where you would normally have a recording "press 1 for this, 2 for that" If there is no recording the system will wait for a response that the caller has no idea of and usually replay the message 3 times before defaulting to your mailbox (in this case a blank message). That is my best guess with the information I have from you so far.