I am looking setup/information on using obi 202 as a PSTN gateway for obi 1022.

[wb7cqv]

information on using obi 202 as a PSTN gateway for obi 1022.
I have 4 obi 200/202 {510 568 554 / 510 922 892 / 500 462 348/ 202 270 696} and one obi 1022. The 200/202 are in 4 deferent locations with PSTN lines attached. I would like to call anyone of the 200/202's and have the attend answer with a dial tome / outside line. I have been reading the forums but I haven't been able to figure out the solution. I I know how to call an extension With the OBiTALK Link Devices feature. Can you point me in the right direction

[azrobert]

I would hide at least the last 3 digits of your OBi numbers for security reasons. Anybody can call your devices with these OBi Numbers.

I assume you have an OBiLine adapter for each of your devices. You can just dial a number and have it go out a PSTN on any of your devices.

I'm setup to dial n*nnnnnnnnnn
n would be a digit 1 thru 4 representing one of your devices.
nnnnnnnnnn is the outbound number.

Dialing 2*8005551212 would send 8005551212 to the PSTN connected to your 2nd device.
If this is what you would like to do, I'll show you how.

[azrobert]

I had some time, so here is the solution. You need to use OBi Expert to make these configuration changes:

OBi1022

IP Phone -> Phone Settings -> DigitMap
The 1st rule is: [1-9]x?*(Mpli)
Change it to: [1-4]*xx.S3
Make sure you don't remove the beginning ( and the | after the rule

IP Phone -> Phone Settings -> OutboundCallRoute
The 1st rule is: {([1-9]x?*(Mpli)):pp}
Change it to: {(Mpstn)*(xx.):pp}

User Settings -> User defined Digit Maps -> UDDM2
Label: pstn
DigitMap: (<1:510111111>|<2:510222222>|<3:510333333>|<4:510444444>)

Replace 510111111 thru 510444444 with the OBi numbers of your OBi2xx's

Each OBi2xx

Voice Services -> OBiTalk Service -> InboundCallRoute:
{610123456>(xx.):li},{ph}

Replace 610123456 with the OBi number of your OBi1022

Dial 2*18005551212 to send the call to OBi2xx#2
Dial 3*18005551212 to send the call to OBi2xx#3

If I misunderstood you and you don't have OBiLine adapters and you want to route calls to an SIP provider on the OBi2xx's, just use the following OBiTalk OutboundCallRoute:
{610123456>(xx.):sp1},{ph}

This will route calls to SP1.