角色

Yes, you are able to do it. The dialling method is show below:

<speed dial> + <*> + <tel number> (This goes to the primary trunk (line) of the callee for one-stage dialling using the speed dial method).

<speed dial> + <**1> + <tel number to SP1>
<speed dial> + <**2> + <tel number to SP2>
<speed dial> + <**8> + <tel number to PSTN>
<speed dial> + <**9> + <tel number to OBiTalk>

The caller with the firmware 1.2 or above will strip off the first "*" and send it to callee's primary trunk. If the default primary trunk of the callee is SP1, the caller's outgoing information will send to the SP1 via the SP1's inboundcallroute. As a result, the callee SP1 inboundcallroute should direct the caller's information to the corresponding trunk as follows:

{<*1> + <tel number to SP1>:sp1}
{<*2> + <tel number to SP2>:sp2}
{<*8> + <tel number to PSTN>:li}
{<*9> + <tel number to OBiTalk>:pp}

If your default for <speed dial> + <*> is PSTN trunk, you have to modify the inboundcallroute for the callee's PSTN trunk.


YH

角色

You have to rewrite the inboundcallroute of the primary trunk of your OBi110 device. In your case, the default primary trunk is SP1.

YH

角色

What is the result with the setting in 9#? Are you able to make it?

YH

角色

回復 12# ckleea
ck,

What is the function of the first right angle bracket (">") in your inboundcallroute {>(<*1:>xx.):sp1}, what happens if we change it to {(<*1:>xx.):sp1}?

YH