On Tue, 25 Mar 2008 12:55:43 GMT, Brian A
<no_spam_bca1000@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>On Tue, 25 Mar 2008 13:03:55 +0100, Marc Zirnheld
><Marc.Zirnheld@teaser.fr> wrote:
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>>I have a SPA-3000 whose PSTN interface is connected to an analog PBX
>>extension, and the VOIP interface is SIP registered.
>>
>>I'd like VOIP incoming calls to be answered and connected to the PBX
>>dialtone, so I managed to put something in the dialplan like <:>SO but
>>it doesn't work.
>>
>>I solved the problem by automatically dialling some dummy digits that do
>>nothing harmless to the PBX, but the goal would be NOT to dial anything.
>>
>>Has anyone a clue about that ?
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>I THINK I understand what you are getting at.
>Normally the default dialtone would be for dialling the 'main'
>provider, that is the one that is registered as your incoming
>provider.
>However, if you have working what you are wanting by dialling some
>digits then there is an alternative - a 'warm' line.
> In this case you can get the digits that you want to dial to be
>dialled automatically. Then it will be up to the configuration of the
>exchange to accept the numbers dialled after that.
>Example:
>
>If you want a 'warm line' do this:-
>P4 <:12345>
>Here, if no number is dialled in the first 4 seconds of 'off hook'
>then 12345 is automatically dialled. Simply don't dial anything until
>you are routed, then dial the number you want via your PBX.
>If you want this to be routed via provider 4, on your gateway
>settings, for example, then add <:@gw4> to make
>P4 <:12345><:@gw4>
>So, in summary, for this example, pick up the phone, wait 4 seconds,
>the dial tone changes, then dial via your PBX.[/color]
I should also add that if you don't need to dial any digits then the
following will work.
P3, xx. <:@gw3>
Here, after 3 seconds, a new dial tone is presented (sounds like the
'unobtainable' tone). Then dial away. If you want you can put it all
together:-
P3, <0:0044>[1-2]xx. <:@gw3>
Here a UK number, starting 01 or 02, can be dialled, via gateway 3,
after wating for the second dial tone which is presented after 3
seconds of 'off hook'.




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