Hello all ..
i am newbie in PBX systems and i have a problem with hicom 150 E that i cannot dial external numbers using "0" but it's working when i dial trunks codes like "7820" also i have 30 trunk group with 30 external line ..
Do you have an attendant console, and if you do has that station been designated as your "Dial 0" target?
Have you tried dialing "9 - 0 - nxx - xxx - xxxx"? Because dialing 9 will usually select an outside trunk and then the 0 gets routed to the provider's operator.
If you WANT the operator sometimes you have ti dial "9 - 0 - 0" depending on how the system was set up.
Go into your dial plan and check which route is assigned to entries such as these:
9C00
9C-011Z
If you want to allow people to dial out long distance through the operator you need something like this:
9C0-NXX-NXX-XXXX
(I edited that myself, so it's either that or 9C0-1-NXX-NXX-XXXX)
So the dial plan configuration is something to definitely look at.
You also need to have the right class of service, route, etc...
donb01, Firstly I want to thank you for your fast replay I am really appreciate that..
I am already have an attendant console, and my selection outgoing trunk number is "0" not "9" everything was working good before 1 week before reset my PBX configuration to the default and re-load the last KDS configuration file after i load my KDS that problem has occurred and i can't dial with "0" the below is my dial plan ..
Dial Digits / Route Table Acc.Code / COS
0-XXZ 3 No yes
2XX 2 No yes
3XX 2 No yes
0-012XXXXXXX 1 No yes
0-010XXXXXXX 1 No yes
0-03XXXXXXX 1 No yes
0-04XXXXXXXX 1 No yes
0-05XXXXXXXX 1 No yes
0-06XXXXXXXX 1 No yes
0-05XXXXXXXX 1 No yes
016-XXXXXXX 1 No yes
0-00XXXXXXXXXZ 1 No yes
0-07XXXXXX 1 No yes
0-0900XXXX 1 No yes
97-XXXX 4 No yes
9790-XXXXXXXXXX 4 No yes
018-XXXXXXX 1 No yes
011-XXXXXXX 1 No yes
0-019XXXXXXX 1 No yes
4XX 2 No yes
5XX 2 No yes
6XX 2 No yes
9-XXXX 4 No yes
8-XXXX 4 No yes
7-XXXX 4 No yes
0-014XXXXXXX 1 No yes
79-XXXX 4 No yes
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trunks:
One last ditch effort if what Bas said doesn't work, since you defaulted the system and reloaded off a recent KDS file - if you didn't do it when you reloaded the system, consider defaulting it again, and this time when you load in the KDS file make sure you have checked the "overwrite" box.
Normally when you load a KDS just from making changes to the database you don't use the "overwrite" box because all you're doing is making feature or device changes. When you default a system you should always use overwrite because it also overlays the system memory image with the supposedly exact status of how everything was when you saved the file.
So, for example, when you do a normal database load you will transfer over all of the user's normal phone settings for forwarding, ring targets, etc. When you do overwrite you will actually match the state of the phone to exactly how it was when the KDS file was downloaded - so if the user had their phone manually forwarded, in DND, or any other custom settings the user had chosen on their phones those exact settings will be restored along with all of the normal programming information.
It's possible some setting you had prior to reloading didn't transfer because they weren't part of the normal things transferred with a standard KDS load....
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