Ring Group separation
azrobert:
If you want to send * to SP1 and SP1 is your primary route, just add *| to the ITSP A DigitMap.
Clivusmul:
AZRobert, Here is my current default ISTP A digit map -
(1xxxxxxxxxx|<1>[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|011xx.|xx.|(Mipd)|[^*#]@@.)
Can you suggest the exact syntax for the command line addition? Do I simply add "*|" inside the first and last () after the "." at the end of the string? My Trixbox/FreePBX has a voice mail feature code of *98.. I can set it to anything however... *97 is unused in Obi202 currently and it can be used I think... I can easily change it to *97. Am I on the right track? bj
Clivusmul:
AzRobert, I copied the suggestion given in the forum for dial plan for Trixbox/FreePBx as follows and it works fine!
(911S0|1xxxxxxxxxxS0|011xx.S2|xx.S2|xS2|xxS2|*X.S2|(Mipd)|[^*#]@@.)
Really appreciate your help! bj
azrobert:
First, let me explain a few things about the DigitMap. You should eliminate any unused rules in the DigitMap.
"xx." will match 1 or more digits. If a dialed number gets an exact match in a DigitMap and can't match any other rule it will be immediately routed with no delay. "xx." will match any dialed number, so the OBi will wait for additional digits. The pause can be 3 or 10 seconds.
"(Mipd)" and "[^*#]@@." are used to match an IP address.
<1>[2-9]xxxxxxxxx will add a "1" prefix to a 10 digit number.
Finally here is the DigitMap I suggest:
(1xxxxxxxxxx|<1>[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|011xx.|<1aaa>xxxxxxx|*98)
aaa is your local area code for 7 digit dialing.
You don't have to change the StarCode profile. The DigitMap takes precedence over the StarCode profile.
Edit:
I see you have a solution. Maybe you can combine the 2 DigitMaps. The Sx suffix overrides the standard timer. S2 will wait 2 seconds after a match.
Clivusmul:
Kind thanks again AZRobert... I will give that a try also... FYI, my FreePBX /asterix box also has dialing rules in and/or associated with Trunks/Outbount Routes, etc... Things like Prepending dialing prefix and so forth... What I needed to do and have now down is allow Feature code dial sequences made on Analog handsets to pass directly to the PBX so it can route the number per the rules... Without making your initial change, the OBI202 was intercepting the *97 for it's assigned purpose and not allowing it to be ordered by the PBX...
I seem to have it working now quite well and am very impressed with the audio quality... I am only using the Obi202 for ATA purposes... Most of my handsets are IP based and are directly registered with the PBX... Thanks for passing along the "(Mipd)" and "[^*#]@@." are used to match an IP address" items... I was wondering what they did! bj
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