Tie call to Public trunk?

[PJA]

Hi,

I have 3 TDE200's, all connected using the IP-GW.

How can I place a call from one PBX to another PBX using the TIE IP-GW connection but route the call outwards?

For example - if I could place call from PBX 1 to PBX 2 and then use PBX 2 to get to the outside world, it would save on long distance charges.


The Panasonic trained techs who initally linked the systems claim it is configured & 'should' be working, but it's not. I've become frustrated with the lack of progress.


I've read the manuals on using DISA to get an outside line. It mentions assigning DISA a number & then calling that number - but I cannot seem to find where you assign the number?

I've looked at ARS to route the call out, (it is turned off on all 3 TDE200's). When I turn it on, all my 'Intercom' calling stops working. I think I need to program call routing into ARS, but am unsure how to do this.


Can someone advise on the best way to achieve this.


Thank you

Paul

 

[AGComms]

of cousre the system wontlet you dial out. youe using the IP gateway trunks for tandem switching, which are all internal numbers.

for example if you using 4 ip trunk gate way and they are assignes to the same trunk within the program settings.

what you need to do is set 2 (or however may you want) to
be used as internal tie lines and the remainder to pre dial 9 if selected.

the effect will be
extn on pbx A dials an external number off of PBX B

in your LCR Table the pbx select 1 of the ip trunks to
traffic the call from PBX A to PBX B. In the routing table
of the IP CARD on PBX B, it will see the digits recieved
and access the IP Trunk on PBX B that is set to dial 9.
the remaining called numbers are then passed to the local exchange line.

I assume this is what you are trying to achieve.

 

[PJA]

Follow up...

Thanks to everyone, especially cwc3, for continuing to bang your heads against the wall on this one.

I gave up in the end. My main purpose was to get a separate fax system dialling out using H323. In the end, I installed a separate modem connected to an outgoing line rather then going out via the Panasonic.

Incoming calls work fine. Faxes get detected by the Panasonic and routed to the fax server - which receives the fax.

We can now close this monster thread!


Regards

Paul