Obitalk to SIP

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azrobert:
Where are you routing the call?
See ericpberry's reply about RegisterExpires. 

yiannisc:
I think that my main issue is the DialPlans and/or CallRoutes. These should be fairly simple because I have very limited routing to do without involving special numbers, country or area codes.

My Obitalk works with 4 speedials 1 - 4.
1 is an OBiON Android App.
2 is the OBi110 (itself)
3 and 4 are two other OBi's at a different site.

So from the SIP phone I will be dialing 1, 3 or 4.

When another OBi calls, then I want the SIP phone to be ringing.

That's all, really.

yiannisc:
I have set RegisterExpires to 60 (a bit too low, maybe, but I can increase later on).

yiannisc:
After loads of attempts, I still do not know how to deal with it, I am afraid.

The OBi is registering OK with pbxes.org

My main problem is routing. I still cannot understand the routing syntax of the OBi.

azrobert:
Voice Services ==> SP1 Service -> X_InboundCallRoute:
{>1:pp(290123456)},{>3:pp(200222222)},{>4:pp(200333333)}

290123456 is the OBi number of OBion
200222222 is the OBi number of OBi#2
200333333 is the OBi number of OBi#3

Voice Services ==> OBiTalk Service -> InboundCallRoute:
sp1(0@xx.xx.xx.xx:5060;ui=$1)

The above will route calls directly to your IP phone.
Change xx.xx.xx.xx:5060 to the IP address and port# of the IP phone.
This call will not go to PBXes.
You are re-using SP1 to route the call via a SIP URI.

If you can't get this to work use:
sp1(100)

Change 100 to the PBXes extension number of the IP phone.

Edit:

Format of the OBi inbound route for SP1 (PBXes Sub-Pbx)

{ CallerID > Dialed Number : Destination }

CallerID as defined in PBXes for the Sub-PBX
If omitted, any CallerID will be accepted

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