Feature request

[Xponder1]

I would like the ability to transfer calls. Transfer to another number and transfer to the other port on the ATA.

Thanks,

[sr98user]

I have not tried this. But PAP2T has a "Blind Transfer Code" of *98. You could try this to see if it works after you put the call on hold by pressing the flash button. I think the manual says you might have to wait a second after you dial *98 and before you dial the number.

[Xponder1]

I have not tried this. But PAP2T has a "Blink Transfer Code" of *98. You could try this to see if it works after you put the call on hold by pressing the flash button. I think the manual says you might have to wait a second after you dial *98 and before you dial the number.

Well that does work. Shows up with some other number as the caller. Going to have to do some more experiments with it.

[NY Tel Guy]

Well that does work. Shows up with some other number as the caller. Going to have to do some more experiments with it.
Ok I got this to work but not on an incoming call. I placed a call to my pots line from my voipo line, answered the pots and then flashed the switchook on voipo line. At second dialtone, dialed *98 and then my cell phone, received two confirmation beeps and then a dial tone.
Hung up voipo line and my cell started to ring.
The caller ID on my cell said my pots line was calling.

Answered cell and I had audio between the voipo line and cell.

[Xponder1]

Ok I got this to work but not on an incoming call. I placed a call to my pots line from my voipo line, answered the pots and then flashed the switchook on voipo line. At second dialtone, dialed *98 and then my cell phone, received two confirmation beeps and then a dial tone.
Hung up voipo line and my cell started to ring.
The caller ID on my cell said my pots line was calling.

Answered cell and I had audio between the voipo line and cell.

Wierd because when I did it the number on the caller id was a local number but not any of the numbers I was testing with.

[NY Tel Guy]

Wierd because when I did it the number on the caller id was a local number but not any of the numbers I was testing with.
Has a lot to do with where we are each located, which server we go through and what numbers we tried to call as part of the experiment.

[frankd1]

+1 for *98 xfer working on outbound calls only.