Call Forward (unconditional) & dialling out on Obitalk 200 ---Help needed.
realjohny:
I have configured it as you advised, calling from GV and Obitalk to remote Obi rings on remote attached phone but calling from remote GV or ObiTalk to local GV/ObiTalk doesn't work. On ObiTalk it beeps-beeps and on GV it goes to voice mail.
I am using speed dial numbers to call. So far I have tried calling local GV number from a mobile and getting it transferred to my local mobile via BT. Both local and remote Obi deivces are with me to configure before I send it to my home country. Full testing is pending due to ObiBT not being compatible with available Nokia phones. I will have to buy some dedicated Samsung phones.
I think there is some issue with remote Obi calling configuration ? Is current configuration transfering all calls from remote Obit to local Obi to my mobile via local BT ? Please help.
Regards.
Johny.
azrobert:
Please display the call history from both OBi200s for the OBiTalk call for the failing call.
Also post from the local OBi200 the following.
Can you successfully call the local OBi200 with another phone?
I update the configuration in reply#27 above.
I added in BOLD code to route remote inbound BT calls to your cell via local BT.
Try the failing call again after making the above change.
realjohny:
Quote from: azrobert on January 19, 2015, 08:54:06 pm
Please display the call history from both OBi200s for the OBiTalk call for the failing call.
Also post from the local OBi200 the following.
In remote Obi Call History is below:
01:59:53 From PH1 To PP1(ob510946XXX)
01:59:57 Call Ended (486 Busy Here)
&
01:58:40 From PH1 To GT1(2347383XXX)
01:58:41 Ringing
01:59:07 Call Connected
01:59:16 Call Ended
But in GV it goes to voice-mail.
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In local GV call history is below and it rings on remote Obi:
00:49:33 From PH1 To PP1(ob510813XXX)
00:49:37 Ringing
00:49:41 Call Connected
00:49:51 Call Ended
&
00:09:35 From PH1 To GT1(2345640XXX)
00:09:36 Ringing
00:09:42 Call Connected
00:10:19 Call Ended
And it rings on remote Obi.
Quote from: azrobert on January 19, 2015, 08:54:06 pm
Can you successfully call the local OBi200 with another phone?
I tried calling local GV from a mobile phone but it doesn't ring on local Obi. I tried calling remote GV number from my mobile and it rings.
Quote from: azrobert on January 19, 2015, 08:54:06 pm
I update the configuration in reply#27 above.
I added in BOLD code to route remote inbound BT calls to your cell via local BT.
I have copy pasted without any change, I hope it is correct ? Still it is same.
Yet another issue is that when from my mobile phone I call local ObiBT it rings on phone connected with local Obi and doesn't connect me with remote Obi AA. In fact Obi Connected phone shows Caller ID with country code and "+" in start while in Inbound call route we have entered my mobile number (from which I call local ObiBT) without + or country code. Does it make any difference ?
azrobert:
Quote
In local GV call history is below and it rings on remote Obi:
00:49:33 From PH1 To PP1(ob510813XXX)
00:49:37 Ringing
00:49:41 Call Connected
00:49:51 Call Ended
I don't think the speed dial you are using is the one I suggested.
It looks like the speed dial you are using is **9510813XXX
The one I suggested is pp(510813XXX*0)
I think this should have failed.
Please change the following:
Remote OBi:
Voice Services -> OBiTalk Service -> InboundCallRoute:
{510111111>(<0:>):ph},{510111111>(<#:>xx.):li},{510111111>(xx.):bt1},{ph}
Now both speed dial formats will work.
Quote
In remote Obi Call History is below:
01:59:53 From PH1 To PP1(ob510946XXX)
01:59:57 Call Ended (486 Busy Here)
I think this should have worked.
Are you sure this is the call history from the remote OBi?
It looks like this call history is from the local and the above from the remote.
Quote
In fact Obi Connected phone shows Caller ID with country code and "+" in start while in Inbound call route we have entered my mobile number (from which I call local ObiBT) without + or country code. Does it make any difference ?
Yes, it does make a difference.
Look in the call history.
Whatever the OBi call history shows as callerid, that is what you MUST code in the GV inbound call route.
realjohny:
Quote from: azrobert on January 20, 2015, 04:43:30 pm
Quote
In local GV call history is below and it rings on remote Obi:
00:49:33 From PH1 To PP1(ob510813XXX)
00:49:37 Ringing
00:49:41 Call Connected
00:49:51 Call Ended
I don't think the speed dial you are using is the one I suggested.
It looks like the speed dial you are using is **9510813XXX
The one I suggested is pp(510813XXX*0)
I think this should have failed.
In fact you earlier suggested **9510813xxx for Speed dialing remote Obitalk from local Obi and it works actually. Same sp1(2345640xxx) speed dial for remote GV works which you suggested earlier. But same format doesn't work when I speed dial from remote to local.
Below is local Obi call details:
01:25:17 From PH1 To PP1(ob510813xxx) ** this is local Obi number ,call fails actually.
01:25:44 Call Connected
01:25:54 Call Ended
Call 2 01/22/2015 01:19:14
01:19:14 From PH1 To GT1(2345640xxx) **this is remote GV number. Call connects.
01:19:15 Ringing
01:19:20 Call Ended
Call 3 01/22/2015 01:18:26
01:18:26 From PH1 To PP1(ob510813xxx) **This is remote Obi number. Call connects.
01:18:37 Ringing
01:18:40 Call Connected
01:18:50 Call Ended
Quote from: azrobert on January 20, 2015, 04:43:30 pm
Please change the following:
Remote OBi:
Voice Services -> OBiTalk Service -> InboundCallRoute:
{510111111>(<0:>):ph},{510111111>(<#:>xx.):li},{510111111>(xx.):bt1},{ph}
Now both speed dial formats will work.
Still there is no luck, unable to call from Remote to local Obi or GV :(
Call history of remote OBi is below:
02:25:54 Call Ended
Call 2 01/22/2015 02:21:50
02:21:50 From PH1 To PP1(5109946xxx)
Call 3 01/22/2015 02:21:30
02:21:30 From PH1 To PP1(5109946xxx)
Call 4 01/22/2015 02:19:19
02:19:19 From GT1(12347383xxx) To PH1
02:19:19 Ringing
02:19:25 Call Ended
Call 5 01/22/2015 02:18:51
02:18:51 From AA1 To PH1
02:18:51 Ringing
02:18:54 Call Ended
Call 6 01/22/2015 02:18:39
02:18:39 From PP1(510946xxx) To AA1
02:18:39 Ringing
02:18:43 Call Connected
02:18:54 Call Ended
Call 7 01/22/2015 02:17:16
02:17:16 From PH1 To GT1(2347383xxx)
02:17:17 Ringing
02:17:35 Call Ended
Quote from: azrobert on January 20, 2015, 04:43:30 pm
In fact Obi Connected phone shows Caller ID with country code and "+" in start while in Inbound call route we have entered my mobile number (from which I call local ObiBT) without + or country code. Does it make any difference ?
Yes, it does make a difference.
Look in the call history.
Whatever the OBi call history shows as caller ID, that is what you MUST code in the GV inbound call route.
Honestly ObiBT is very unreliable product and phones lose connection frequently. I have tried latest phones like Samsung S4, S5, Lenovo. But on inbound call on local ObiBT doesn't show anything in call history :((
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