Just found out the hard way that if you have *70 programmed in the dialing string and your customer then activates a new feature "call waitng with caller ID" , the *70 not only doesn't work but will cause an error messege to be played everytime the system dials! There is no
*## to replace it with so I had to remove *70 and explain to the customer what the downside might be.Once again as technology suposedly advances we find our selves Once more going backwards got to love it.
Remember to error s human to realy foul things up requires a computer
Who's equipment? Anyone use the Bosch black box yet? It is suppose to work with many standard panels.
BobbyD
Guardog wrote:
That must vary with different VoIP providers, Bob. I occasionally use
*70 when I need uninterrupted time for a tech support call. It works fine here. I'm not using Vonage any more though. Their service wasn't a good fit for us.I've been receiving brochures from firms offering a few VoIP compatible alarm monitoring devices and services lately. After I have time to review some of the offerings I'll post some info here.
Regards, Robert L Bass
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