How do I get rid of GV.

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Popadave:
Got new Obi 200 and plugged everything in.  Called the **# and registered the device.  Went to the Obi portal and started process.  Somehow, the devise set up a GV as provider #1.  I don't want GV.  How can I delete GV.  Will it only delete after I set up another provider such as Avneo or OneSuite  (who I've been using as my LD provider for several years)?

No help from the Obi site.  A prominent button, labeled something like "call obi" opened a dialer but there was no number to call.  How am I supposed to call when there is no number given. Not even a button or anything to direct me. As far as I'm concerned, this leaves a horrible first impression and without confidence that it will get any better. If there are dead links a buttons on the web site -- well lets just say that I've already lost faith in The company. The quick start instructions did not tell me what to do after I registered the device.  It just kept repeating a message that it was registering the divice.  Did not tell me to hang up or what. Finally, all the lights went on green, and when I picked up the phone set, the line was dead.

Sorry, I'm stuck and don't know what to do next. 
So should I go ahead and set up another provider? Or do a factory reset and register on the obi site with a new name and try again. 

Sorry but I'm not a "happy camper" at this point

drgeoff:
1.  The green "Call OBi" button lets you make a call from a WebRTC enabled browser to another OBi device.  It does not make a call to the Obihai company.

2.  On the OBi dashboard click on the your device and you will get a screen like the one I have attached.  Use the appropriate dustbin icon to delete the corresponding SP configuration.

SteveInWA:
"Call OBi" has nothing to do with calling the company for support.  It's a method of placing a phone call from a supported web browser to an OBi device, using VoIP.

You're taking your own lack of patience and/or abilities out on the company and the device.

PEBKAC.

Log onto the OBiTALK portal.  Click the name of your OBi device.  Look on that page, for a list of service providers you have configured.  Click the trashcan icon to remove the Google Voice account you started to set up.

mykmayk:
HILARIOUS!!!! "call obi"

Popadave:
Quote from: drgeoff on November 03, 2015, 03:05:23 pm

1.  The green "Call OBi" button lets you make a call from a WebRTC enabled browser to another OBi device.  It does not make a call to the Obihai company.

2.  On the OBi dashboard click on the your device and you will get a screen like the one I have attached.  Use the appropriate dustbin icon to delete the corresponding SP configuration.


How was I supposed to know that? Normal English grammar would  be "Obi call" meaning use obi to make a call.  If  I say "call John" no one would think I was going to use John (the object, in this case a person), to make a call). Sorry, I've lived with a professional editor for many years. If the label said "Make Obi Call" I would have understood. It seems to go against web practice.  "Write Obi" would not  mean "Use Obi" to write.

Part two.  I had a terrible time getting to the page with the trash bin since the page I was on looked like
I was on the page
I needed to be on.  I had no indication that the device name was a link to what I was looking for.  But it did work and GV is on.  
 I just think that working on getting this set up should not take about 4.5 hrs because off poor web page design elements and stuff that happened after making the **5.... call was unexpected and set me aback.  The trouble seems to be that the engineers know the stuff so well that the do not write clearly enough for non-experts.

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