What, if any, OBi device will do this?

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Confuzed:
My internet service required I get their phone service, so I opted for the lowest $0.99/mo 911 only line.

I would like to use an OBi w/ GV for all of my calling, but route any 911 calls out via the 911 only line provided by my ISP.  Do any of the Obi devices allow me to connect a PTSN line for outgoing calls, and can I configure it to only send 911 calls out on that line while everything else goes out on GV?.

I know I can get e911 service on my GV number cheap... but figured it was a waste if not absolutely necessary.

Confuzed:
I believe I answered this question myself with a bit more google searching.

It appears that the 110 has a telco port that I can connect to a landline, and from what I am reading, it is smart enough to always use this line for 911.

I would like confirmation on this, and would like to ensure that I will be able to direct all other calling through my GV service.

Confuzed:
Ok, last time I am replying to myself.  I am starting to question what I had found... this picture shows a label under the TELCO port that clearly says "No Emergency Calls"... which directly conflicts with what I had read.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61W-zSi%2BrzL._SL1485_.jpg

Would really appreciate confirmation one way or the other before I order one.

drgeoff:
An OBi110 will indeed you as you want.

Or an OBi200 or 202, but both require the optional OBiLINE accessory.

Mango:
I would rather see you use the OBi110 instead of the OBiLINE - as there have been a great deal of reports of poor performance with the OBiLINE.

I believe the "No Emergency Calls" sticker is in reference to Google Voice which does not support 911.  If you used the device with some other service provider that does support 911 (such as your ISP's POTS line), and configure it correctly, it will work.

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