On Wed, 26 Mar 2008 20:36:30 GMT, Jono <nothanks@blueyonder.invalid>
wrote:

>Not really, except for every call, you're going to have to wait for the
>SPA to know you've finished dialling.....

That might why I somethimes thing it's taking a while too long...
althought inm the ende it gets there


>or you could dial a # at the
>end of the phone number which would make it dial straight away......

Right! I think I can remember doing that, and find it easy. I won't
save in the phonebook entries though, as it probably would prevent the
phone matching inbound Caller IDs to phonebook entries :-(


>or
>you could include the S0 command in the dial plan - this instructs the
>SPA to dial immediately.
>
>ie. I have this for local numbers [2-9]xxxxxS0 - my PBX takes care of
>adding the area code; 0[1-9]xxxxxxxxxS0 covers 11 digit dialling

Let's see...
[2-4]x.SO<:@gw1> would make a faster dialing than just
[2-4]x.<:@gw1> ?? (I can't see how the ATA will know whern it's time
to apply the SO instruction...)

In the case of [2-4], I could replace it with [2-4]xxxxxxxx<:@gw1>,
because I know that all of these phone numbers are 9 digits long.

However, I'm not sure of the lenght of phone numbers in Japan, the UK
(landline and mobile), the USA, etc.
For that reason, (and to avoind having a dial plan longer still, I've
avoided entering the information about number of digits for the
destinations I keep calling


Best,
Jose