DigiMap

[sylvaing]

Hi, found the following post snippet online at http://community.acanac.com/acanac/viewtopic.php?f=107&t=21934&sid=dfaadaf4ee3edd177e96226473e0da2d&view=print

Would this work 'as is' for me (assuming I'm also in Montréal)?

(911S0|<311:5148720311>S0|<411:18005551212>S0|<511:18883550511>S0|<811:18003613977>S0|x11S0|*xxS0|<:514>[2-9]xxxxxx|[2-9]xxxxxxxxxS0|1xxxxxxxxxxS0|011xxxxxxxxxxxx.|1900x.!)
Explanation of this dial string:
• 911S0| Emergency service provided by my VoIP provider. Dial immediately.
• <311:5148720311>S0| Montreal's information line, dial immediately.
• <411:18005551212>S0| Phone directory services, dial immediately.
• <511:18883550511>S0| Quebec 511 service, dial immediately.
• <811:18003613977>S0| Quebec Info-Santé, dial immediately.
• x11S0| Any other x-1-1 number not covered above will be dialed anyway, so that if my VoIP provider implements them in the future, they'll work.
• *xxS0| All star-x-x numbers are dialed. Obvious case is voicemail *98, but certain features could be supported too.
• <:514>[2-9]xxxxxx| This allow 7 digit phone dialing like old time. You just have to specify which regional code to enter when this pattern is matched...
• [2-9]xxxxxxxxxS0| All north american '"local" numbers, dialed immediately. This covers all free areas where my line has access to.
• 1xxxxxxxxxxS0| All of north america in long-distance (+1). Make sure you have a long distance plan to call those!
• 011xxxxxxxxxxxx.| International calls. Requires a minimum of 12 digits, preceded by 011. No immediate dial because the length is unknown.
• 1900x.!| BLOCK all 1-900 pay numbers.

Thanks

[sylvaing]

So, I fiddled around and this is what I now have for my digimap for Anveo. Beside the Anveo issue I have for an area code (see below), everything is working great :-)

(911S0|933S0|<311:18195952002>S0|<411:18005551212>S0|<511:18883550511>S0|<811:18003613977>S0|x11S0|*xxS0|<:**1>1819453xxxxS0|<:1819>[2-9]xxxxxx|<2:**11>[2-9]xxxxxxxxxS0|1xxxxxxxxxxS0|<3:>011xxxxxxxxxxxx.|!011xxxxxxxxxxxx.|!1900x.)

Here's the breakdown (shamelessly reusing the description I posted earlier :-) ):
• 911S0| Emergency service provided by Anveo. Dial immediately.
• 933S0| Test of the emergency service provided by Anveo. Dial immediately.
• <311:8195952002>S0| Gatineau's information line, dial immediately.
• <411:18005551212>S0| Free phone directory services, dial immediately.
• <511:18883550511>S0| Quebec Info-Transport, dial immediately.
• <811:18003613977>S0| Quebec Info-Santé, dial immediately.
• x11S0| Any other x-1-1 number not covered above will be dialed anyway, so that if Anveo implements them in the future, they'll work.
• *xxS0| All star-x-x numbers are dialed. Obvious case is voicemail *98, but certain features could be supported too.
• <:**1>1819453xxxxS0| As said above, I have an issue with area code 453 (doesn't answer) with Anveo. Anveo is looking into it but in the meantime, let the call go through GoogleVoice (will show as anonymous caller)
<:1819>[2-9]xxxxxx| This allow 7 digit phone dialing like old time for area code 819 (Anveo requires the number be preceded by a 1, although it's the same area code as mine).
<2:**11>[2-9]xxxxxxxxxS0| If the first digit is a 2 instead of a 1 followed by 10 digits, go through GoogleVoice so I can make free long distance call to the US. :-)
1xxxxxxxxxxS0| Anveo requires a 1 even for local call so add it to any 10 digits dialed and be done with it
<3:>011xxxxxxxxxxxx.| International long distance must start by a 3. Security through obscurity. :-/
!011xxxxxxxxxxxx.| Deny normally dialed international calls
!1900x.) and finally, deny any 1900 numbers (except I must put the ! in front and not at the end like in my previous post).

Comments or suggestions welcomed :-)