Third Party VoIP on Opt. 11C

[agpham]

I am installing a MultiTech MultiVOIP 810 on my Option 11C. Here's what I've done:

1. Created (8) 500 type lines on my switch and built a hunt group. Make outgoing calls GREAT over VoIP.

2. Need to set up CDB or something and assign a DID range to pass digits to my VOIP on incoming calls. For example DN range 4100-4199 will send callers to any of the (8) ports on the VoIP and pass on the 4 digit DN so the device can route calls to the appropriate VOIP client.

This implementation is similar to a fax server. However, what is the best practice to send calls to analog lines? Set up an ACOD and a routing group?

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

Andy G. Pham
Manager of Information Technology Services
Honeywell International, Inc.
Automation & Control Solutions - ACP/Fire Systems

Phone: 763/391-5440
Fax: 763/391-6980
E-mail: andy.pham@honeywell.com

 

[agpham]

Correction, I meant CDP (coordinated dialing plan)

 

[senk1s]

500 lines do not pass on dialed digits, the meridian 1 eats up the dialed digits and sends a ring to the external box.

so what you need is some type of DID trunk(analog/digital) between the boxes, which can send digits/ DNIS info back and forth for call processing

the XUT card can be configured for analog DID trunk, pls check if the multitech gateway has a did interface

 

[agpham]

The Multi-Tech has an E&M interface that can connect. Do I have to build the group as a trunk group on the Meridian-1 ?

 

[senk1s]

yes build the trunks in a group and then the DID's can pass through
ensure matching the E&M 2 wire/4 wire ..type 1/ type 2 ...
on both ends