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How to configure the U1900 so that incoming calls made through the AT0 trunk can be transferred to a fixed extension number?

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Log in to the web UI of the U1900 and choose Trunk > Trunk Configuration > AT0. Set the default called number 1 of the AT0 trunk to the corresponding extension number.

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How to configure an AT0 trunk on U1900

For details, see Configuration > Configuring Trunks > Configuring Signaling Data > Configuring an AT0 Trunk in the product documentation .

How to configure the U1900 so that incoming calls made through the AT0 trunk can be transferred to a fixed extension number?

Log in to the web UI of the U1900 and choose Trunk > Trunk Configuration > AT0. Set the default called number 1 of the AT0 trunk to the corresponding extension number.

Does the U1900 support the function of transferring calls from the automatic switchboard to an extension?

Yes.

When the U1960 is configured with one AT0 trunk, can multiple outgoing calls be made in a conference?

No, because only one AT0 trunk line is available. When the U1960 is configured with multiple AT0 trunks or the E1 digital trunk, multiple outgoing calls can be made in the conference to invite multiple participants.

What should I do if the calling number is not displayed when a call is made through the AT0 trunk on the U1900?

Connect the analog phone directly to the AT0 trunk line and make a call. If the calling number is displayed immediately a call comes in,, DTMF signals are used. If the calling number is displayed after the first ring and before the second ring, FSK signals are used. Run the config cid parameter cidmode fsk(dtmf) cidtime beforering (aftering) command and verify the calling number display.

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