Echo Yes, echo. I don't know if it's my phone, my service, the line, whatever - but in a lot of my phone conversations I hear an echo of only my portion of the conversation. I find this to be very annoying! Anyone know if this is due to the phone?

It is referred to as "line echo," and there's really no direct fix. Some cellular providers have better echo cancelling technology than others.

Are you or the other person using the speaker phone function? Does this happen during conference (3 way) calling? If you're using the speaker phone function, especially during a conference call, you're likely to hear an echo. I've had this very same issue with a different phone and the only solution I found was not to use speaker phone.

Good Luck!

hi, lol the echo sound is usually not from the phone you are using,it's usually from network(network fluctuation ). just live it for a while it will die down and work properly later on.

But if you can't wait, you can contact the customer care service for help.Call is free.

Have a nice day.

I don''t think you can solve this problem. The problem is that the computer has to digitize the incoming audio, then echo it out. This conversion takes time and is also governed by the real time clock servicing of the devices. You could try upping the priority of the conversion process, but I don't think you are going to be satisfied with the result either.

You would be happier to use a mic and external mixer where the audio is true real time rather than having the conversion latency time.

just down the mic volume and see als run the sound diagone test.

How are your lines coming in to your phone system?

Generally you get an echo on VoIP lines not set up correctly.

T7316 should not give echo, as it is a digital phone.

if you are using the speaker, then the volume is too high and it is creating an echo.
The bottom of the phone may be dirty also, but if not, you can restorte your iphone in itunes and it should help you with the glitch. Good luck

Well, try to record something onto your mobile and check if the recorded track echos at different instances...If yes, have your mobile speaker checked withthe vendor.. If not, clean up the vicinity of the speaker... 

NOTE: Set the following parameters under Line 1 or Line 2 tab, depending on what Line the fax is registered to.
Step 1:
Access the PAP2’s web-based setup page.
Step 2:
Once the PAP2’s web-based setup page appears, click Admin Login then click switch to advanced view.
Step 3:
Click Line 1 or Line 2.
Step 4:
Look for Network Settings set Network Jitter Level to high.
Step 5:
Go to the Audio Configuration section and set Silence Supp Enable, Echo Supp Enable and No Echo Canceller to no. Set FAX Passthru Method to NSE, FAX Passthru Codec to G711u and Use Pref Codec Only to yes.
Step 6:
Go to the Supplementary Service Subscription section and set Call Waiting Serv and Three Way Conf Serv to yes.
NOTE: If the above settings did not work, please power down the PAP2 and power it on after 30 seconds.
Step 3:
Click Line 1 or Line 2.
Step 4:
Look for Network Settings set Network Jitter Level to high.
Step 5:
Go to the Audio Configuration section and set Silence Supp Enable, Echo Supp Enable and No Echo Canceller to no. Set FAX Passthru Method to NSE, FAX Passthru Codec to G711u and Use Pref Codec Only to yes.
Step 6:
Go to the Supplementary Service Subscription section and set Call Waiting Serv and Three Way Conf Serv to yes.
NOTE: If the above settings did not work, please power down the PAP2 and power it on after 30 seconds.