Delay syntax for InboundCallRoute

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hwittenb:
Perhaps another possibility, if you have an unused SPx you could setup another registered voip account there and you could fork the incoming Line call to both your undelayed destination without a delay and also fork the call to this new destination with a delay and then not include ph in the inbound routing.

You could get a free CallCentric account and call it with a sip uri.

Edit:  Not a good idea.  Tried testing it and had problems.  Probably need to use both Spx configured as sip to accomplish, one to send, other to receive.  

QBZappy:
To follow up on hwittenb's suggestion, consider this: Force all call coming in over the PSTN to be received on a SPX acct where the delay can be introduced in the method you have had previous success with.

POTS-line InboundCallRoute = :SPX

azrobert:
You can set up a special ring tone for the Line port like:
60;(0+9,2+4,2+4)

The above would skip ringing, wait 9 seconds then 2 normal ring patterns.
This ring pattern only applies to the Phone port and not the forked calls.
The user guide is confusing for me.  I don't understand how many rings you can have before the pattern repeats.

belew:
Thank you for the great suggestions. I have to say the one from azrobert did the trick for what I'm trying to accomplish.

I had never looked closely at the ring patterns. The is the one I ended up using as the default ring pattern for the LINE: 60;2(0+0);58(2+4). Gives me a 2 second delay on the ph ringing while not delaying any of the other forks. Just enough for GV to answer immediately and take a message if in Do Not Disturb Mode. If not, phone rings normally on inbound PSTN calls. Mission accomplished.

Basically just added the ability to schedule DND on my PSTN.

QBZappy:
belew,

Clever.

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