Another question. My local PRI for the DIDs has incoming received # length of 3 digits and the LD incoming received for the DNIS is 4 digits. (my error in ordering) Of course default will always go to the console if not recognized) Can i change the public length (max 3) from 3 to 4 and still not have a problem with my local DID's coming in okay? Doesnt seem i can do my incoming toll free name requirement without assigning the target line the 4 digit dnis which wants 3 at this time. Thanks again
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You should only need to be recieving from your local provider that is giving you your DID numbers.
Long distance on (800) calls inbound usually point to a DID in your range.
Also it only takes telso a few minutes to change from 3 to 4 or visa versa. Ive done it plenty of times on the fly with them on the line on a cut night.
Long distance on (800) calls inbound usually point to a DID in your range.
Also it only takes telso a few minutes to change from 3 to 4 or visa versa. Ive done it plenty of times on the fly with them on the line on a cut night.
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Caution: if you change your Public Recvd. up or down it will sometimes erase all recvd. digits in programming. Do as belair posts, have Telco do it.
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Sorry, but that's inaccurate.
Changing the Rcvd Digit length from a smaller number to a larger number (ie: from 3 to 4) won't delete the currently programmed received digits. But, going from a larger number to a smaller number (ie: from 4 to 3) will remove all received digits that are larger.
The warning indicator you receive when changing the received digit length is just that, a warning.
So, to answer your question, yes you can change from 3 to 4 and it will work.
Also, one note.. You can have a received digit length of 7 and still have Public Received digits of anything from 7 down to 1.. Example: If you have received digit length of 7 and you type in a received digit of 4, you can press OK and it will take those digits.
Changing the Rcvd Digit length from a smaller number to a larger number (ie: from 3 to 4) won't delete the currently programmed received digits. But, going from a larger number to a smaller number (ie: from 4 to 3) will remove all received digits that are larger.
The warning indicator you receive when changing the received digit length is just that, a warning.
So, to answer your question, yes you can change from 3 to 4 and it will work.
Also, one note.. You can have a received digit length of 7 and still have Public Received digits of anything from 7 down to 1.. Example: If you have received digit length of 7 and you type in a received digit of 4, you can press OK and it will take those digits.
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