4. Select Submit.
5. Restart your system when you complete your changes.
Call Forward Numbers
Each voice service on the device has one set of Call Forward settings. These settings only apply to
incoming calls on that service.
Call Forward Format
You can, however, forward calls to numbers on the same service or on another service. To do so, you
must store the call routing information for each call forward number in the device configuration.
The general format of a call forward number is:
TK(number)
where
TK
is the abbreviated name of a voice service.
Valid values of
TK
are SP1 for the SP1 Voice Service (with ITSP A or B), SP2 for the SP2 Voice
Service (with ITSP A or B), or PP1 for the PDMS-SP Service.
The
number
to forward calls to must be in the final form that is acceptable by the service provider.
The device doesn't apply any Digit Map or Call Routing Rules on it.
Call Forward Examples
The following are examples of correctly formatted call forward numbers to a number through the voice
service, and through the PDMS-SP service:
SP1(14089991234)
PP1(ob200333456)
You can also set the call forward number to a Phone port (ph, ph1, or ph2) or to the AA (aa).
User Features Available on the Device
Learn about the user features that are available on the device.
Place a Call On the Primary Line
The Primary Line is the preferred line to use for outgoing calls. Users don’t need to first dial a service
route access code.
Using a phone connected to the Phone port of the device, you can place calls in numerous ways,
including local and international calls, calls from recent calls lists or directories, or calls to contacts or
favorites.
IMPORTANT: The phone number to enter needs to consist only of the phone number itself, with
any area code, international dialing code, and country code only if required for the type of call.
Call Forward Numbers
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