Calls To A Regular Phone - Telos Zephyr User Manual

entry, press <YES> to store everything.
The dialing keypad is used in a clever (albeit a bit painful – we only have a few keys to
work with here!) way to enter the alphanumeric name text. Each press cycles through all
of the characters printed on the button cap. When the desired character is displayed,
press the <YES+> button to accept the character and advance to the next position.
Example: The '2' button is also used to get the characters 'A' 'B' and 'C'. The '1' button
can be used to get 'Q' 'Z' or a space. As usual, <NO- > backs up and deletes for editing.
Then return to Category to change to NUM1 or NUM2 to enter the numbers. The '0'
button has special characters; '*' and '#' can also be used.
One or two telephone numbers may be stored. If there is only one, only a single ISDN
call is made; entry of two numbers causes both lines to be dialed.
Calls To A Regular Phone (G.711 calls)
One of the great features of the Zephyr with its internal ISDN interface is that you can
make voice calls to regular telephones, not just to other codecs. In fact, you can make a
mono Zephyr hi- fi call on one channel and a voice call on the other simultaneously.
Press the <DIAL> button:
Dial: ZEPHYR, Line 1
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HOT TIP!
If you are changing an old setup, and you don't erase a left-
over and undesired second number, the system will try to dial
it. You must erase any such number you don't need by
backspacing to clear it out.
HOT TIP!
Some ISDN lines are configured to have the same telephone
number for both channels. If you simply put the same number
into both setup number fields, it probably won't work. (This is
because the Central Office thinks that the Zephyr has
erroneously sent the same setup twice.).
However, we have discovered a work-around that seems to
get the job done. When you are storing a setup for such a
destination, enter the number in both NUM1 and NUM2, but
put the symbol "#" after one of them. The Central Office will
discard the extra digit and then properly connect both
channels.
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