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Delay in setting up voice path

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D. Dude - 20 Apr 2006 12:57 GMT
I seem to be having a problem where after an incoming or outgoing call
connects to my mobile there is a delay of approximately 15 seconds or so
before the other party can hear me. The other party is on a Telstra
fixed line service who usually calls me via Agile's call service. (I
don't know who Agile uses to complete the call). I am on Vodafone
pre-paid and call them directly.

Can anyone suggest whether this might be a handset (Motorola C350) or
network problem or whether they have seen this before.

I make and receive far fewer calls from other parties and don't have a
lot of data to assist with a diagnosis, but FWIW I haven't noticed the
problem with others but there's not a lot of data to go by and possibly
the majority would be on mobile services.

Thanks,

D.
Rod Speed - 20 Apr 2006 20:48 GMT
> I seem to be having a problem where after an incoming or outgoing call
> connects to my mobile there is a delay of approximately 15 seconds or
> so before the other party can hear me. The other party is on a Telstra
> fixed line service who usually calls me via Agile's call service. (I
> don't know who Agile uses to complete the call). I am on Vodafone
> pre-paid and call them directly.

> Can anyone suggest whether this might be a handset (Motorola C350) or
> network problem

Sounds like an Agile problem.

> or whether they have seen this before.

> I make and receive far fewer calls from other parties and don't have a
> lot of data to assist with a diagnosis, but FWIW I haven't noticed the
> problem with others but there's not a lot of data to go by and
> possibly the majority would be on mobile services.

Cant you get someone to make some test calls to check that ?
 
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