Yes! Below are the steps to program this auto dialer to re-route 911 calls to any other number (NNNNNNNNNN).
***8888 (hear 1 beep)
*01*1*NNNNNNNNNN** (hear 1 beep)
*03*1*911** (hear 1 beep)
*15*911** (hear 1 beep)
*18*1234567890** (hear 1 beep)
hangup
You can also program this auto dialer to re-route calls from number A to number B, as shown below:
***8888 (hear 1 beep)
*01*1*B** (hear 1 beep)
*03*1*A** (hear 1 beep)
*15*A** (hear 1 beep)
*18*1234567890** (hear 1 beep)
hangup
What if you also want to reroute other numbers e.g. 0911, 1911, etc?
Simply add the other numbers to the registers 03 and 15, as follows:
***8888 (hear 1 beep)
*01*1*B** (hear 1 beep)
*03*1*A1*A2*A3*A4*A5 .... *AN** (hear 1 beep)
*10*1** (enables the dialing of the second number or PIN)
*15*A1*A2*A3*A4*A5 .... *AN** (hear 1 beep)
*18*1234567890** (hear 1 beep)
hangup
What if you need to re-route your 911 calls to a carrier that requires 2 sets of numbers (e.g. set 1: a toll-free number, set 2: an access number or pin code)?
You can use register 02 to add that second string of numbers. You can also add a delay between the first set of numbers (toll-free number) and the second set of numbers using register 06 as follows (10=1 second, 20=2 seconds, 30=3 seconds, 40=4 seconds, 50=5 seconds, etc):
***8888 (hear 1 beep)
*01*1*B** (hear 1 beep)
*02*1*2*C**
*03*1*A1*A2*A3*A4*A5 .... *AN** (hear 1 beep)
*06*1*50**
*10*1**
*15*A1*A2*A3*A4*A5 .... *AN** (hear 1 beep)
*17*1*00*3**
*18*1234567890** (hear 1 beep)
hangup
Where
A (also A1, A2, A3 ...AN) = the numbers dialed by the users that you want to re-route
B = the first set of numbers required by your carrier (access number)
C = the second set of numbers required by your carrier (access code)
A,B & C are any string of numbers (0-9), up to 16 digits long, including #..
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