Sipura SPA-2100 Dial Plan

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Anyone any idea how I can write a dial plan that simply adds 01247 to any 6-
digit number dialled but leaves numbers starting with 0 to be dialled as
entered?

Thanks.

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Ivor Jones wrote:
|| The Cable Guy wrote:
||| Anyone any idea how I can write a dial plan that simply adds 01247
||| to any 6- digit number dialled but leaves numbers starting with 0
||| to be dialled as entered?
|||
||| Thanks.
||
|| I've had a look in the user manual for my SPA-2000 which I assume
|| would work in the same way, but can't figure it out..! If you do
|| find a solution, I'll be interested as I'd like to do something
|| similar.
||
|| Ivor

There's quite a useful forum here http://voxilla.com/ with a whole section
dedicated to Sipura users.

I'll let you know if I get to grips with it.

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Ian wrote:
|| "The Cable Guy" <nosmap@nospam.talk21.com> wrote in message
|| news:<xX3Sd.19385$8B3.19179@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk>...
||| Anyone any idea how I can write a dial plan that simply adds 01247
||| to any 6-
||| digit number dialled but leaves numbers starting with 0 to be
||| dialled as
||| entered?
|||
||| Thanks.
||
|| This seems to be the bit you need to set up
|| Looks fairly normal and far simpler that the Cisco ATA
||
|| Subsequence Substitution:
|| A subsequence of keys (possibly empty) can be automatically replaced
|| with a different subsequence
|| using an angle bracket notation: '<' dialed-subsequence ':'
|| transmitted-subsequence '>'. So, for
|| example, "<8:1650>xxxxxxx" would match "85551212" and transmit
|| "16505551212".
||
|| so in your case it would be
||
|| ( 0 xxxx xxxxxx |00 xxxxxx xxxxxx | <:01247> xxxxxx )
||
|| Or thats how it reads and how I woul expect it to work,
|| As the first entry says anything starting 0 with 10 digits to follow
|| send as dialed same for 00 but everything else dial 01247 before it.
|| if that doesnt substitute correctly you may have to do <2:012472>
|| xxxxx etc for 2 to 8
||
|| Good luck
||
|| Ian

(<:01247>[2-9]xxxxxS0|0[1-8]xxxxxxxxxS0|001[2-9]xx[2-9]xxxxxxS0|00[2-9]xxxxx)

The above is what I've ended up with. SO is the send now command. I've not
tested any international calls but the UK part works a treat.

Thanks for your input

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The Cable Guy wrote:

[snip]

> (<:01247>[2-9]xxxxxS0|0[1-8]xxxxxxxxxS0|001[2-9]xx[2-9]xxxxxxS0|00[2-9]xxxxx)
>
> It works.
>
> I've not tested the last 2 elements yet - USA 001[2-9} nor Rest of
> World 00[2-9] - local numbers I can now dial the six-digit number,
> the second element allows 11 digit numbers starting 01 to 09 to be
> dialed. Shorter numbers(BT's cust serv no. 0800800150) still go
> through but with a 3 second delay - unless I press the # key at the
> end of the number when it dials immediately.

Can you dial 7-digit SIP numbers directly..?

Ivor

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Ivor Jones wrote:
|| The Cable Guy wrote:
||
|| [snip]
||
|||
(<:01247>[2-9]xxxxxS0|0[1-8]xxxxxxxxxS0|001[2-9]xx[2-9]xxxxxxS0|00[2-9]xxxxx)
|||
||| It works.
|||
||| I've not tested the last 2 elements yet - USA 001[2-9} nor Rest of
||| World 00[2-9] - local numbers I can now dial the six-digit number,
||| the second element allows 11 digit numbers starting 01 to 09 to be
||| dialed. Shorter numbers(BT's cust serv no. 0800800150) still go
||| through but with a 3 second delay - unless I press the # key at the
||| end of the number when it dials immediately.
||
|| Can you dial 7-digit SIP numbers directly..?
||
|| Ivor

I guess |[1-9]xxxxxxS0 would allow for that - I could be completely wrong,
unless you've got a 7 digit SIP test number I could try.