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azrobert:
If anybody needs to free an inbound Callcentric trunk for another service, see my reply #10 above.
I resolved the audio problem and updated my post.

The OP specifically asked for the instructions for this setup in reply #7, but he is going to use E911 with Callcentric.

sir_rob:
Awesome!  I will follow those steps when I need to add another service.  Thanks for the help!

Mango:
Quote from: azrobert on December 03, 2014, 04:48:25 pm

{>AuthUserName:ph}

You forgot the quotes.  What you posted will work - as long as the AuthUserName does not contain characters used for other purposes.  A more reliable syntax is: {>('AuthUserName'):ph}

Edit: My bad!

azrobert:
Quote from: Mango on December 04, 2014, 06:14:25 pm

You forgot the quotes.


I'm a fanatic about reducing the amount of code, even if it's only a couple of characters.

When you code {>('AuthUserName'):ph}
('AuthUserName') becomes a DigitMap because it's enclosed in parentheses.
In a DigitMap reserved characters have a special function therefore you need the single quotes.
Quotes make the character string a literal.

When you code {>AuthUserName:ph}
AuthUserName without the parentheses becomes a literal.
Reserved characters in a literal do NOT have a special function therefore the quotes are not needed.

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