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On the UC320W a feature that is annoying for us (but I can see was probably added to be helpful!) is that if a user records a voicemail greeting the UC320 automatically adds "Please leave your message after the tone. When finished press the hash key ...
I cannot find a way of adding prefix digits to outbound calls via fxo. I want to add 141 here in the UK to bar the outgoing CLID on certain line(s) but can't see a way to do this. Is it possible?
Is it correct that I cannot get the UC320W to ignore an inbound fxo? In other words I want to use an fxo for outbound calls only but do not want the UC320W to react to any inbound calls on that specific line. It seems that if I create an outbound rou...
We have a specially provided pstn connected to an fxo port on a UC320W. Because I cannot have more than one fxo trunk, I have provided this pstn as a shared fxo and thus each of the member handsets has a key to access it. This works. BUT the number o...
I'd like to confirm that I have understood the UC320W properly: Is it correct that you cannot create/have more than one fxo trunk? In other words I cannot have fxo ports 1 and 2 as one trunk and 3 and 4 as another? I need to have separate line access...
Thanks Chris. I have used a similar technique to overcome the problem - creating a dummy user called "no-one" and giving them an extension which is the unused fxs port and routing it to that. Same idea, different approach. I just would like to see a ...
If I have understood this query correctly, I think this is another example of what I have asked for: To be able to assign differnet line access keys (numbers) to specific fxo ports. David once his to select a specirfic line to ring mobiles, we need i...
Hi Randy,You cannot dial 141 before the number using the phone as it just throws an error. (Presumably because of the dialling plan)This would not be much help anyway as we only want to bar CLID on one specific fxo and the user would never know which...
Thanks for the reply but I am not sure how it answers my point. Perhaps my original query wasn't clear.I want to be able to say in the inbound call routing that I don't want the line on (say) fxo port 1 to be routed anywhere. I want to use it for out...
