Chapter 6.4: Local Sim Settings - Discovery Telecom VoIP2 All Series User Manual

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Note: After you finished dialing press # to dial the number as it is without waiting the Last Digit
Timeout.
Dialing Examples:
Dialing from a GSM to a VoIP extension
To call a VoIP extension from a GSM mobile phone through the GSM Port 1 with the default
prefix settings:
Dialing from a VoIP extension to a GSM mobile phone
To call from a VoIP extension to GSM mobile phone with the default prefix settings:
Chapter 6.4: Local SIM Settings
The local SIM is the SIM on slave board. To each Local SIM you can set up is own settings. The
settings will take effect when the local SIM registers on the GSM Network.
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Destination Number ‐ All calls that come from this port will automatically route to a
number according to the Incoming Calls Destination mode.
In the 'Incoming Calls Destination' table (on right), choose the destination number
preference:
Fixed – All incoming calls to this port will route to one predefined number
Priority – All calls that come from a port in this mode will route to Num1, if
number is busy / no answer (No Replay Timeout) / doesn't exist, the call will route to
the next number on the list, until there is a answer.
Cyclic – The same as in Priority MODE, except that each call will begin in the next
number on the list.
Press Save to activate all the changes.
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Dial the number of the SIM card in port 1.
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Hear a dial tone.
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Dial 9 (the prefix for VoIP in this setting) and the VoIP extension number.
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Dial # to send the number.
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Pick up the VoIP extension and hear a dial tone.
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Dial the GSM mobile number.
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Dial # to send the number.
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The call will route through one of the GSM ports.
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PIN Code – The PIN Code for the SIM when the SIM is PIN Code protected.
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CLIR – Show or Hide the number of the SIM.
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Net ID – Locking the SIM on a specific network.
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BCCH – Locking the SIM on a specific BCCH. When empty it will lock on the
best reception BCCH.
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BCCH rssi – The minimum reception for rotation.
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BCCH Timer – This function rotates the BCCH. The rotation is preformed
according to the BCCH Timer, measured in seconds, between all BCCH, which
have better reception than the BCCH rssi.
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Bill Interval – The interval for each unit (see Chapter 4.2.1).
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