Conflict with OBi * codes and Phone Power * codes

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Taoman:
Quote from: cracker on January 19, 2016, 06:15:01 pm

I don't send the string, using a touch tone phone I just dial the numbers.
I'll try adding *21.  (*21 does work now to access vm)


Should be working if checking voicemail is working. I just tried it the way you are doing it by dialing one digit at a time rather than sending the string. Worked fine. After I hit the "#" I hear a quick stutter-tone and a couple tones and my forwarding phone starts ringing.

I can then login to the PP web portal and check forwarding and all my inbound calls are being forwarded to the number I entered following *72.

cracker:
Sounds like what I hear but then cf doesn't work.  A couple of times when I've had the forward to phone ring when I finished the cf sequence.  Another time I got distracted and did not hang up and the forward to phone was actually ringing and could be answered.  It was like I had not dialed the *72.

I did add *21 and the first time it did not work.  I then tried to cf again but used a faster entry rate and it worked.  After I finished entering the call forwarding number and the #, I heard the normal beep beep tones that one usually hears when you call forward a land line.   I think working/not working may be a function of dialing speed.  

In my regular setup (and not with this cheap test handset I am using) I would have call forwarding in the phone directory and dialing would be very quick.  

Now I have to rearrange my phones and try this again.  It may be I do not have to change the digit map at all, just dial faster.

Isn't technology fun!

azrobert:
Does Phone Power expect to first receive only *72 and then the forwarding number separately or both together? If it's the later try this:
*21|*72xxxxxxxxxx|*73|

cracker:
Thanks.  I'll check on that but it won't be 'til tomorrow.

cracker:
After getting set up to do some more testing I find that PhonePower went ahead and disconnected my number.  I can't do any further testing. 

I know voip.ms / OBi100 will do what I need to do so I'll stick with that arrangement.  It is just a bit more expensive.

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