Busy signal My DS6222-5 is recording a busy signal after a message is left. If I call my vetch phone from my cell phone and leave a message and then hang my cell phone up, my vetch says the line is still in use and records a busy signal behind the voicemail message? Any suggestions? I am using this with the new US Cellular Home Phone device.

Not likely, unfortunately. You might try using Google to see if you find any suggestions that help. One advice I saw was to disconnect the telephone line because new messages would record over the old messages on some types of answering machines..

It would help to know the manufacturer and model to help determine what is inside it that might be taken out and checked by a technician. Do you have someone to help open it up if needed to check inside?

Is it a Vtech and not a vetch?

fast busy signal (plural fast busy signals)

1. (telephony) An audible signal on a voice phone line that sounds more frequently than a standard busy singal, indicating that notransmission path to the called phone number is available.

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Enter the model of your VTech DECT 6.0 system into the search box at http://www.vtechphones.com/support/general/manuals to download a copy of the manual.

If answering live call and is busy signal on the other end then could be a recording from far end....call a tech in.

If voice mail message is busy signal it could be same as above or Disconnect Supervsision is not programmed on the lines and with the carrier.....this detects when caller hangs up then system knows to hang up, if does not hangup then you get busy signal.

Without call waiting or a second line, callers will get a busy signal if you're already on a call. This happens at the switchboard; it doesn't matter what type of answering machine you have because the second call doesn't get that far.
You can record your own message on the 1739 but, as mentioned above, if you're already on a call then the second call never gets that far.

Before you mess around I would suggest that you get an audio recorder, hook it up to the Sony speaker and record for posterity the family keepsakes. Then ...............

Unfortunately it may or may not be fully compatible. First you will need to make sure that all call forwarding features are turned off for your voice service so that calls will not go to voice mail before your machine can pick up. Now is where the issue of compatibility comes in, most answering machines continue recording messages until a certain amount of silence is detected on the line and the recording then stops. With some machines the period of time before the recording stops is too long, when the other party hangs up the phone the systems puts out a busy dial tone signal which the machine may mistake as a continuous message and use up all the space for messages on a single call. This of course means no other messages can be recorded till the previous message has been deleted. So to see if your machine is fully compatible means you must simply try and see.

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Here is what is suppose to happen. Once you leave a message at Rogers, they are to send your phone a "stutter dial tone" signal back to your phone. When you phone gets this signal, it is to light your messag light. So we need to figure out if Rogers is sending the signal, and if your light is working. So, leave yourself a message. Give Rogers a minute or two to send the signal. Pick up your phone to make a call. Do you hear a "stuttery" type dial tone? If not, it sounds as if the Rogers system is not providing the signal. Okay, if your light is not on, then lets test the light by taking the Rogers VM out of the equation. Go to your Panasonic answering machine menu, and turn it on, then turn the number of rings set to 1, and save that. Now call the phone. It should answer after a ring or two, and your call should never make it to Rogers AM. Leave a message and see if your Panasonic answering machine takes the message and lights the light. If it does not light the light even though your message was recorded and saved, then you may have a bad light. If it lights the light, go back into your menu and turn the machine off, and look for any settings regarding using the "telephone company voice mail" or review your message light settings, etc. Hope this helps