Call wrong numbers
drgeoff:
The time of your post and your use of the word "cellphone" suggest that you are in N. America. If that is correct, I'm slightly puzzled that the called number has 8 digits.
echen:
Quote from: drgeoff on October 23, 2014, 03:48:30 am
The time of your post and your use of the word "cellphone" suggest that you are in N. America. If that is correct, I'm slightly puzzled that the called number has 8 digits.
No, I am staying Asia
MikeHObi:
If you call your land line number does your obi ring?
When you call out through your land line does the obi show dialing the number you wanted to dial?
When you connect to the wrong number, have you asked the person what their number is?
echen:
Quote from: MikeHObi on October 23, 2014, 06:56:49 am
If you call your land line number does your obi ring? Yes, call in is no problem at all.
When you call out through your land line does the obi show dialing the number you wanted to dial? Yes, the number is correct.
When you connect to the wrong number, have you asked the person what their number is? There are many tricky phone call here so peoples refuse to answer or even reject unknown number so I just can say sorry, wrong numbers otherwise my land line will have problems.
MarkObihai:
This seems like a digit map problem - by default the device is set to accept North American numbers, so my guess is that the digit map is "clipping" the numbers when dialling via the Line Port.
Can you please try first dialling # (to open the Line port) THEN dial the number you wish to try?
If you can let us know which country in Asia you are in then we can develop a digit map to support your country.
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