Complex outbound call account routing GV Obi202

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PDX_Mark:
I have an Obi202

It has 3 Google Voice accounts configured and one trunk to my asterisk.

SP1 is GV1 my primary GV line (area code 503 Oregon)
I make calls from asterisk and use SP1 on Obi 202 as a Go - between GV/asterisk. Port 1 works as a back up for inbound/outbound calls if asterisk should fail or I need to make major changes. SP4 is the connection to asterisk


SP2 is GV2 My Dedicated GV Fax line
Fax Machine is connected to Port 2 and is a dedicated fax line using Obi202 port 2


SP3 is GV3 My second  GV Voice Line (area Code 360 Washington)
I have Port1 configured to automatically use this account when dialing into Area Code 360, while all other calls made on port 1 use SP1. I would like this to be available to asterisk when dialing 360 area code numbers.

SP4 dedicated 2 way trunk to asterisk (IP Auth)

What I have tried:

I have tried adding the following to dial plan on SP1 and SP4 which works for calls made from Phone Port1 , but not calls that come in to SP4 account from asterisk.
Code:

|<**3>1360xxxxxxx|<**31>360xxxxxxx|


I have also tried sending the dial string from asterisk **31360xxxxxxx (this should dial **3  to select port 3  then the number 1 360 xxx xxxx on the selected port.

I can do this from a phone on port 1 but not from asterisk

I would imagine that there is something I am missing.

I can see that asterisk properly sends the call.

Any ideas?

Thanks

azrobert:
There is a processing difference between calls made from the Phone Port and Asterisk.

Calls from a phone port are automatically validated by the Phone Digitmap then routed by the Phone OutboundCallRoute. “**3” is added during validation then routed to SP3. See “**3” code in the OutboundCallRoute.

Calls from Asterisk are only processed by the SP4 X_InboundCallRoute. Remove your code then add following  to the inbound route:
{(1360xxxxxxx):sp3},{(<1>360xxxxxxx):sp3},

PDX_Mark:
No that does not work. Call is not completed. Any other ideas?

Got SIP response 486 "Busy Here" back from 192.168.0.51:5063

It seems however that is where I need to add it...
If I put sp1 in there calls route to GV1 account on SP1.
If I put sp3 in there , calls route to GV3 on SP3.

Documentation I find about call routing via  X_InboundCallRoute refers to routing via Caller ID, not destination.

I think probably though it is a matter of getting the syntax right.
 

azrobert:
My mistake. Try this:
{>(1360xxxxxxx):sp3},{>(<1>360xxxxxxx):sp3},

PDX_Mark:
That does work at first but seems to be quite unreliable

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