I'm in the US and I have the OBi110 and previously CallCentric E911 Pay per Call. Yesterday I found about CallCentric's free NY # and CNAM. So I ordered and made the change to forward to my new NY #. The only other change is I updated the firmware on the OBi110 when I logged in and saw there was an update.
A couple problems surfaced, one is my phones now ring with two short rings. Instead of the normal single ring and pause, it's ring ring pause. I don't know how this happened, I don't recall changing anything associated with ring or tones.
Another issue I discovered is when I call my GV # on one of my cell phones, it does not get forwarded from GV to my NY #. I get a GV message asking for a pin. Basically, going straight to Google Voicemail? On the same cell phone, if I dial the NY # direct, it goes through. None of my other cell phones experience this issue.
Any ideas on why either of these are happening?
Just replying to myself. :)
I solved the issue of my cell phone not being able to call into the GV #. Now it's just the unusual ring sequence, which even if I can't resolve, it's minor enough, I can live with.
What are your settings here:
Physical Interfaces
PHONE Port
Ringer
Parameter Name
RingFrequency
RingVoltage
RingWaveform
and here:
Ring Settings
Ring Profile A/B
Ring Pattern 1
Parameter Name
RingName
RingPattern
Quote from: QBZappy on August 31, 2012, 07:53:14 PM
What are your settings here:
Physical Interfaces
PHONE Port
Ringer
Parameter Name
RingFrequency 20
RingVoltage 70
RingWaveform Sinusoidal
Ring Settings
Ring Profile A/B
Ring Pattern 1
Parameter Name
RingName Bellcore-dr1/Bellcore-dr1
RingPattern 60;(2+4)/60;(.4+.2,.4+2)
Thanks for the heads up, I changed the Ring Profile B>RingPattern to match A and now it rings like before. I guess when I added the NY # as the forwarding #, it used the B RingPattern?
Happy to help out.