I have managed to get a BCM 50 networked via VoIP to a CS1000. Where I am confused is over numbering.
The CS1000 uses 4 digit numbering, and the BCM 50 three digit.
So on the BCM under Dialing plan -> Private network I have set the received number length to 3, private network type to CPP private network ID to 1 and Private DN length to 3 However this means I can call fromt he BCM to the CS1000 - it expects one digit less. I find that if I change the received number length to 4 it works but then I cant define 3 digit received numbers against target lines.
I am confused why the received number length affects the number of digits I can dial....
The CS1000 uses 4 digit numbering, and the BCM 50 three digit.
So on the BCM under Dialing plan -> Private network I have set the received number length to 3, private network type to CPP private network ID to 1 and Private DN length to 3 However this means I can call fromt he BCM to the CS1000 - it expects one digit less. I find that if I change the received number length to 4 it works but then I cant define 3 digit received numbers against target lines.
I am confused why the received number length affects the number of digits I can dial....