>>
>>I agree with you on everything. Just to be pedantic, however, the Sipura
>>3000 ATA supports more than 4 outgoing providers as you can actually put
>>providers details straight in the dial plan itself. :)
>>
>>Mark
>>
> That is interesting and something I haven't tried.
> How do you put providers' into the dial plan?
> I have a 3000 but don't use the PSTN connection - though I do have
> plans to use iit as a door phone. It would make the SPA-2001, for
> example, much more attractive if it were possible to have the 2
> incoming providers and a larger number of outgoing providers.
> So, can you please give an example of the syntax as that is part of
> dial plan construction I don't know about.
>
> Further, so far I have assumed that the speed dial facility is limited
> to the main provider (e.g. 5#,6#,7# etc.). Does this technique extend
> to this too?
> (currently I include my speed dials in the main dial plan e.g.
> #1,#2,#3 etc)
>

Here's where I become a lazy bob and say read the dial plan thread on
voxilla

http://voxilla.com/PNphpBB2-viewtopic-t-619.html

Seriously, it has 15 pages, but if you set an afternoon for reading it you
will feel like a dial plan expert! and you will even see my own issues on it
(which just seemed to disappear I think)

I can't remember the syntax myself without looking through the thread.

Enjoy...
Mark