Obihai OBi110 Voice Service Bridge and VoIP Telephone Adapter $39.99 at 10AM PST

I have a PAP2 that I'm using for 3-4 years now. It has 2 ports for configuring the adapter with 2 different VOIP providers and I have and Nonoh and another provider. I see that Obi110 has one VOIP port and one line port. I don't understand how can you configure the OBI110 with 2 providers, since it has these ports (VOIP and line) ? My understanding is that you connect your analog phone to the VOIP port on your OBI and that's all ? How do I make outbound calls, if every VOIP provider has different dialing rules. For example, I am located in US and need to dial an international number. For Nonoh, I have to dial 00 + country code. For the other provider I only have to dial the area code in another country. When making a call, how do I know that I'm using Nonoh and not the other VOIP provider. Do I have to select something like a 0 or 9 in front of it ? Something like 9, to make phone calls using Nonoh and 0 to make calls using the other provider... Can anyone explain this, please ? Thanks in advance.

If you go the route of a T-mobile sim, you'll need to read the details. last I checked, you have to put certain amount of credits in to it and renew it every so often. especially call fwd, etc. I think will incur additional costs.

If you go the route of a T-mobile sim, you'll need to read the details. last I checked, you have to put certain amount of credits in to it and renew it every so often. especially call fwd, etc. I think will incur additional costs.

I think you can have up to 8 providers with 110 (I might be wrong). I have a similar setup to yours and the calling can be made completely transparent to the user. You can program it so dialing 01144 can go through on provider 01155 through another and locals can go through google voice or a 3rd provider. It is fairly easy.

take a look at here http://www.obitalk.com/forum/inde...pic=2880.0

The OBI FAQ tells only two providers at the same time.

Actually PAP2T can be configured with as many providers as you want, as long as they all share the same username/password information. The dial plan can be configured for forwarding to a separate provider for each individual pattern.

Obi100 [newegg.com] back in stock. EMCJJND42 still works till end of today.

cancel obi110 order and order 100 or leave obi100 order?

Major improvement of obi110 over 100?

I just ordered the OBi100 last week, it is great. Much better than NetTalk that I was using

I have a PAP2 that I'm using for 3-4 years now. It has 2 ports for configuring the adapter with 2 different VOIP providers and I have and Nonoh and another provider. I see that Obi110 has one VOIP port and one line port. I don't understand how can you configure the OBI110 with 2 providers, since it has these ports (VOIP and line) ? My understanding is that you connect your analog phone to the VOIP port on your OBI and that's all ? How do I make outbound calls, if every VOIP provider has different dialing rules. For example, I am located in US and need to dial an international number. For Nonoh, I have to dial 00 + country code. For the other provider I only have to dial the area code in another country. When making a call, how do I know that I'm using Nonoh and not the other VOIP provider. Do I have to select something like a 0 or 9 in front of it ? Something like 9, to make phone calls using Nonoh and 0 to make calls using the other provider... Can anyone explain this, please ? Thanks in advance.