I purchased an Obi202. Here is what I would like to do.
Calls made from Phone 1, if US call (+1) then dial through SP1.
Calls made from Phone 2, if US call (+1) then dial through SP2.
All international calls (011), dial through SP4.
SP4 is to just be an incoming line - calls ringing on this, should ring on Phone 1 and Phone 2. That I can do using the interface quite easily.
Can anybody help? Any pointers?
In the meantime, I will try and make sense of the Obihai admin guide. It felt quite dense at first instance - not their fault, it says the guide is for professionals in the field...
Thank you!
Calls made from Phone 1, if US call (+1) then dial through SP1.
Log in to your device.
Go to Physical Interfaces=>Phone 1=> Phone Port=> Digit Map: add this |1xxxxxxxxxxS0|
Explanation: this will save you 3 seconds, basically it tells the device to immediately (S0) dial the number when you enter the 11th digit, and you don't have to press the # at the end.
Then go to: OutboundCallRoute and add this: {(1xxxxxxxxxx):sp1},{(011xx.):sp4}
Calls made from Phone 2, if US call (+1) then dial through SP2.
All international calls (011), dial through SP4.
Same thing as above.
SP4 is to just be an incoming line - calls ringing on this, should ring on Phone 1 and Phone 2. That I can do using the interface quite easily.
When you configure SP4, check Incoming Calls Will Ring On Phone 1 Phone 2
Or you can go to Voice Service=>SP4=>X_InboundCallRoute and add this {ph1,ph2}
Hope this will help you, don't hesitate to ask any question.
Thank you!
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Thanks for the help in decoding the digitmap voodoo.
I see that there are many a codes. And I am wondering as to what is the best, simplified source for learning what the various codes in different places do.
ITSP Digitcodes,
Phone 1 and 2 DigitMap, OutboundCallRoute, CallReturnDigitMaps
Once I understand that, then I will need to understand what the various codes mean.
And am wondering where I can get some education on that. Any ideas?
Thanks again!
Use this:
http://www.obihai.com/OBiAdminGuide.htm
ok will read through then ask questions if i cannot understand.