Help required choosing the right device for the UK
JeremyW:
Quote from: ianobi on May 11, 2015, 05:59:58 am
This rule:
{(<#:>|999|112|101|111|116000|116111|116123|1471|1571|100|155|195|0[38]xxxxxxxxx):li}
is only matching 08 numbers with eleven digits. In the UK some 08 numbers are ten digits and some even shorter. I'm guessing that if SP1 is your Primary Line and its digitmap contains a rule such as "xx.", then that rule is matching the shorter 08 numbers and sending them to VOIP.
To match ten and eleven digits:
{(<#:>|999|112|101|111|116000|116111|116123|1471|1571|100|155|195|0[38]xxxxxxxxx?):li}
To match any number of digits:
{(<#:>|999|112|101|111|116000|116111|116123|1471|1571|100|155|195|0[38]xx.S3):li}
SP1 is the primary line. Digit map:
(999|112|101|111|116000|116111|116123|1471|1571|0[15]xxxxxxxxx?|0[27]x xxxx xxxx|0800xxx xxxx?|0808xxx xxxx|08001111|08[47]x xxx xxxx|0845464x|03xx xxx xxxx|118xxx|100|155|195|09xx xxx xxxx|00xxx.|xx.|+xx.|(Mipd)|[^*#]@@.)
I've changed the dial plan to include 0[38]xx.S3. A catch all seems most sensible...?
Many Thanks.
ianobi:
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I've changed the dial plan to include 0[38]xx.S3. A catch all seems most sensible...?
Yes, I think so in this case.
"0[38]xx." is the catch all. On its own it would mean the OBi would wait for ten seconds after you finish dialling to see if more digits are to be dialled. S3 simply reduces the ten seconds to three seconds. If you use a phone with a "call" or "send" button, which sends the whole number as a complete string, then you may be able to reduce this to S2 or S1 to speed up dialling.
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