Suspect 411 DigitMap translation being suppressed
rcmobi:
I have activated service with Phonepower and they offer 411 directory assistance as a billable per call option. On their site they offer a configuration option to block this feature which I have done in order not to incur additional charges.
I have successfully modified the DigitMap field – found at…Service Providers: ITSP Profilee A General: DigitMap – for other purposes but find the following rule does not participate:
<411:18003733411>S2
Additionally I have experimented and find that changing 411 to either 410 or *411 does get translated when those numbers are entered.
My gut suspicion is that obihai has an agreement with Phonepower to exclude 411 from DigitMap translation.
When I enter 411, I get the recording “calls to directory assistance are barred” which I suspect is issued by Phonepower due to my configuration choice on their site to block 411 calls so not to incur additional charges.
If my suspicions are incorrect, can anyone suggest how to get the DigitMap 411 digits to translate?
Here is my current DigitMap:
(1xxxxxxxxxx|<1>[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|<1502>xxxxxxx|x|xx|[^4]xxS2|<*411:18003733411>S2)
drgeoff:
I'm reasonably certain that digit map processing is done entirely within the device so I doubt that Obihai can selectively do as you suspect just for PhonePower customers.
Do you have a 'x11' rule in any of your digit maps?
rcmobi:
Thanks for your reply. No I have no other specific x11 rule other than the generalized 3 digit rule that excludes the leading 4. The only configuration change I have made is to the "Service Providers: ITSP Profile A General: DigitMap" and as indicated, the current value is:
(1xxxxxxxxxx|<1>[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|<1502>xxxxxxx|x|xx|[^4]xxS2|<*411:18003733411>S2)
Shale:
I think you want to get rethink [^4]xxS2
I understand that that it should not match 411,but it seems to me that it will match almost any number that you dial a bit slowly. Besides, since it is unusual, I wonder if it maybe does not work as expected. What are you trying to accomplish with that?
Maybe [356789]11S0 would suit you instead.
rcmobi:
Thanks for your reply. What I am trying to accomplish with the [^4]xxS2 rule is to insure that the digits 411 cannot be satisfied by that rule in order for there being no possibility that rule will be selected over the rule <411:18003733411>x?S2 for my intended purpose.
All other 3 digit numbers that do not begin with a 4 like *21 for phonepower email and 911 will satisfy the 3 digit rule. I certainly am open to suggestions and would like to get the 411 translation working.
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