OBi202 supports two OBiBT dongles?
giqcass:
I was looking at the dial plan it looks like you would dial **82 to dial out for the second Bluetooth dongle. **8 or **81 can dial out the first BT.
*28 makes the first BT dongle Discoverable and *29 makes the second dongle discoverable. Multiple phones can be paired with one dongle but you can't keep more then one phone concurrently connected with one dongle.
So the proper way would be to connect one phone with the first dongle *28 then connect they second phone with the second dongle *29. There could be problems if both phones were paired with more then one dongle as they could knock each other off the connection. Once paired they will try to automatically connect when they come in range. It would be best to un-pair them and then re-pair them with just one of the two dongles.
I don't know if it's in the portal but this can be done via the direct administration by using RemovePairedDevice under
Voice services>>OBiBlueTooth 1 >>RemovePairedDevice1
Voice services>>OBiBlueTooth 2 >>RemovePairedDevice1
Or alternately you could set the following so they don't conflict.
Voice services>>OBiBlueTooth 1 >>PreferredPairedDevice
Voice services>>OBiBlueTooth 2 >>PreferredPairedDevice
If you don't have a second dongle installed don't mess around with the *29 stuff. It can confuse things a little bit. Better to think about it as two separate services rather then separate devices. You can pair a phone with service 2 if you have only one dongle.
PaulC:
Using *29 was the key, I appear to have each of two phones individually registered against their own BT service - i.e. BT2 has made an appearance :)
I haven't had chance to actually check out how well it works, but this is definitely progress. Thanks, giqcass. Where did you look to find this info?
- Paul
giqcass:
I looked at the list of star codes on the device itself inside the web administration page. ;)
PaulC:
Quote from: QBZappy on January 30, 2013, 08:03:08 pm
Now that we have been introduced, can I get a discount on a Nokia. My Nokia N95 is starting to look long in the tooth. :)
Sorry QBZappy, somehow I missed your post.
Nokia does give a discount for personal purchases by employees, but it's an unusual process. Basically the employee purchases at full price, and then is reimbursed for the amount of the discount, something like a rebate program, though handled like expenses. But there's some pretty tight constraints on what an employee can do with such purchases.
Sorry, not much I can do to help you out.
- Paul
Aviv:
Quote from: PaulC on February 01, 2013, 09:17:22 pm
Using *29 was the key, I appear to have each of two phones individually registered against their own BT service - i.e. BT2 has made an appearance :)
I haven't had chance to actually check out how well it works, but this is definitely progress. Thanks, giqcass. Where did you look to find this info?
- Paul
Hi Paul, any success on connecting two phones with two ObiBT? I now have two ObiBT; however, I can pair just one phone at a time. I do have BT1 and BT2 showing; however, it can pair just with one phone at a time.
Thank you,
Aviv
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