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dmitri wrote:[color=blue]
> I found out that because of BT sends CID before first ring a lot of ATAs
> (like mine VOIP GATEWAY 102) don't pass CID from PSTN/mobile to DECT.
> Which one does?[/color]
My linksys sp3000 passes clid for both bt and voip incoming lines

Ian Pawson formulated on Monday :[color=blue]
> dmitri wrote:[color=green]
>> I found out that because of BT sends CID before first ring a lot of ATAs
>> (like mine VOIP GATEWAY 102) don't pass CID from PSTN/mobile to DECT.
>> Which one does?[/color]
> My linksys/sipura spa3000 passes clid for both bt and voip incoming lines[/color]

As does mine.

On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 18:44:40 GMT, Jono <nothanks@blueyonder.invalid>
wrote:
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>Ian Pawson formulated on Monday :[color=green]
>> dmitri wrote:[color=darkred]
>>> I found out that because of BT sends CID before first ring a lot of ATAs
>>> (like mine VOIP GATEWAY 102) don't pass CID from PSTN/mobile to DECT.
>>> Which one does?[/color]
>> My linksys/sipura spa3000 passes clid for both bt and voip incoming lines[/color]
>
>As does mine.
>[/color]
And mine - on voip anyway - don't have a landline.
When my cousin calls from OZ my phone even displays 'Unknown'.
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Brian A expressed precisely :
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> When my cousin calls from OZ my phone even displays 'Unknown'.[/color]

Erm, surely that's not a good thing.....

On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 21:19:56 GMT, Jono <nothanks@blueyonder.invalid>
wrote:
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>Brian A expressed precisely :
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>> When my cousin calls from OZ my phone even displays 'Unknown'.[/color]
>
>Erm, surely that's not a good thing.....
>[/color]
Agreed, I do see your point. Just pointing out the range of display
possibilities.
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