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gsar · 09-12-2008, 02:26 AM

I found a reference to the same problem in another thread here, so it seems like a Voxalot dial plan implementation issue. That thread seems to have ended with an explanation that is incorrect--the SPA is able to pass the "#" character through iff it is part of the SPA dialplan, even if the "#" is at the end of the dialed sequence. For example, if your SPA dialplan is ([x#*][x#*].) dialing #123# will send all five characters through and the "send" function associated with # is disabled.

09-12-2008, 02:26 AM	#5
gsar Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 8 Thanks: 2 Thanked 1 Times in 1 Posts	I found a reference to the same problem in another thread here, so it seems like a Voxalot dial plan implementation issue. That thread seems to have ended with an explanation that is incorrect--the SPA is able to pass the "#" character through iff it is part of the SPA dialplan, even if the "#" is at the end of the dialed sequence. For example, if your SPA dialplan is ([x#][x#].) dialing #123# will send all five characters through and the "send" function associated with # is disabled.