Norstarguy
Vendor
Ok, I had some doubts this would do anything at all, however after trying some various ideas and seeing it "halfway" work, I'm curious now why it won't fully function.
I've got a customer that wants to have a BST doorphone mounted on their gate call a cell afterhours. Not necessarily to be able to open the gate, but to be able to talk to that person to give them a code to open the gate (in and out).
Knowing of course that the doorphone can't dialout on it's own, the first plan was to build a route with a destination code that would send the call out to the Cell.
The backup plan was to have the doorphone ring an extension that was hard forwarded either to the destination code, or the cell phone itself.
Same problem occurs with either solution; the doorphone will grab the pool (you can see it on the recept phone) then immediately disconnect after a split second.
Any ideas why, or other suggestions? I know the doorphone isn't really "designed" to dial outside the switch, but there is no reason why with a route I can't get it to do it, but obviously something is getting in the way (perhaps by design?).
NG
I've got a customer that wants to have a BST doorphone mounted on their gate call a cell afterhours. Not necessarily to be able to open the gate, but to be able to talk to that person to give them a code to open the gate (in and out).
Knowing of course that the doorphone can't dialout on it's own, the first plan was to build a route with a destination code that would send the call out to the Cell.
The backup plan was to have the doorphone ring an extension that was hard forwarded either to the destination code, or the cell phone itself.
Same problem occurs with either solution; the doorphone will grab the pool (you can see it on the recept phone) then immediately disconnect after a split second.
Any ideas why, or other suggestions? I know the doorphone isn't really "designed" to dial outside the switch, but there is no reason why with a route I can't get it to do it, but obviously something is getting in the way (perhaps by design?).
NG