analog station module

[northlasvegas]

i have a customer w/pri 7.0 sw and asm.using did's for faxes.
i noticed from asm i can dial out local without using a nine(9) for local calls from fax machine ,but when dialing out long distance i have to use a nine (9).can anyone tell me how to eliminate the nine (9) when calling long distance also i got the same results when i tried it from the 66e block of asm.
thanks

 

[lugerlover]

the only way i have seen was to use hotline feature and have it dial pool code...but a pri"the one with a d channel" needs to use routing and i dont think its going to access the pri"the option to access the pri as a line pool"
could check not sure

Hotline None
(if Hotline=Extrnl and number
specified ) Use prime line
so hot line would be changed to external using pri pool

 

[northlasvegas]

i am using dids to the fax thru asm,and trying to dial out from fax.from fax i have to use a 9 in front of 11 digit numbers,for 7 digit numbers i just dial out without a 9 in front.how can i eliminate the 9 in front of 11 digit numbers (long distance) .
thanks,i cannot put hot line on fax.
thanks

 

[cook1082]

If your using routing how are you not dialing a 9 in front of local.Do the phones do the same thing.

 

[lugerlover]

hot line just means its grabbing a line or pool when it goes off hook...do not have to dial out a tel number..just a line pool code

 

[Phonehed]

Actually, you can make a hot line dial out any internal, local or ld number but in this case it would be used to automatically dial the destination code only (usually a 9). I'm also curious as to how you're getting out local on pri without an access code or are you using pots for local?

Phonehed in Dallas

 

[northlasvegas]

THIS IS THRU THE ASM! iam can dial out fromm 66 block w/butt set,no 9 for local and i have to dial a 9 for long distance.very strange,can some plz explain how to correct
thanks.

 

[lugerlover]

how is ata programmed we are saying there is no way that you can go off hook and seize dialtone for local 7 digit dial on a pri and have to dial 9 for long distance unless u are using pots lines or the ata /asm port is set to hotline or some wacky routing

 

[northlasvegas]

no hotline involved.from ASM at 66e block i can dial a local number without using a 9.for ld i have to use a 9.programing is setup as normal pri.very strange uh?
thanks

 

[Phonehed]

Well, that could be done in routing with single digit destination codes (2 through 8) if all of your dns started with a 1 but then you'd still have to dial 9 twice make a local call that started with a 9 (if PRI there would even allow seven digit local calls). Sounds they're using pots lines (and hot lines) for local though.

Phonehed in Dallas

 

[polarbear85]

I'm thinking routing codes, too. The rural area where I used to live has only a handful of exchanges that are local calls (less than ten), so it would be easy to set up those three-digit exchanges as routes, as long as the first digit didn't interfere with your DNs, park codes, etc. And if an exchange is added, the installer gets a service call...

It would be similarly easy in an area with 10 digit dialing--every local call begins with one of two or three area codes. If your DNs didn't start with 1 you could also eliminate the 9 for long distance calls (hum, but how do you dial an outside operator or internationally?).

emk