I have a hypothetical question regarding using three OBi200 units along with a pair of OBiLINE adapters.
Let's say I have the following setup:
OBi200 #1
PHONE Port: Connected to a telephone.
USB Port: Connected to an OBiLINE adapter which has a phone cable connecting to OBi200 #2's PHONE port.
OBi200 #2
PHONE Port: Connected to the RJ11 jack of OBi200 #1's OBiLINE adapter.
USB Port: Connected to an OBiLINE adapter which has a phone cable connecting to OBi200 #3's PHONE port.
OBi200 #3
PHONE Port: Connected to the RJ11 jack of OBi200 #2's OBiLINE adapter.
Let's assume all three OBi200 units have services configured on each of their SP slots.
If I pick up the telephone connected to OBi200 #1's PHONE port and dial ##, that would cause the OBiLINE connected to OBi200 #1 to go off hook and patch in OBi200 #2's dial tone. Once I get OBi200 #2's dial tone, I could dial ## again, which would cause the OBiLINE connected to OBi200 #2 to go off hook and patch in OBi200 #3's dial tone. Once I get OBi200 #3's dial tone, I could dial **2 + phone_number and call out using OBi200 #3's configured SP2 service - all from one telephone connected to OBi200 #1.
Am I correct on how this would work?
Also, for the inbound side of things, would routing the inbound calls made to the configured SP services on OBi200 #3 to 'ph' send the call to OBi200 #2 where I could further route the call to that unit's 'ph' which would send the call over to the OBi200 #1 where I could route it to that unit's 'ph', causing the connected telephone to ring and allow me to take the call?
