Hi Mark,
Can you tell me how to setup Binkleyterm so that when I call my NC it will call as a local number. I am using Qnode as the nodelist compiler. I have gone into the cfg and put the number in there so that it calls local but it says
you can do it the other way. When I do it that way it will call a number starting with 011 then the area code and then the number. thanks, Harvey
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Hi Harvey,

On Sat 2011-Dec-31 10:02, Harvey Simpson (1:103/705) wrote to Mark Lewis:

Can you tell me how to setup Binkleyterm so that when I call my NC
it will call as a local number. I am using Qnode as the nodelist
compiler. I have gone into the cfg and put the number in there so
that it calls local but it says you can do it the other way. When I
do it that way it will call a number starting with 011 then the area
code and then the number. thanks, Harvey --- SBBSecho 2.12-Win32

<hmmm> I assume you're compiling a v7 nodelist, I believe
qnode did that.

I can tell you how to do it in the tbbs nodelist compiler,
which is xlaxnode without the cripple, but either way, have
a look at the docs for "dial translation" or similar
terminology.

In xlaxnode or tbbsnc it would like like this.

dial
1-901-
end

Which would tell it not to dial the 901 when dialing any
number in the 901 area code.

IT's all in how your nodelist compiler does dial
translation.

I believe it can also be done in binkley.cfg. Like at the
cfg guide, or the configuration guide in your binkleyterm
reference manual.


If I get time later this weekend I'll go trolling through
the binkley docs and see if I can find it, but I think
you're right, I think you can do it in the binkley.cfg file
as well.

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Regards,
Richard
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Hi Harvey,

On Sat 2011-Dec-31 10:02, Harvey Simpson (1:103/705) wrote to Mark Lewis:

Can you tell me how to setup Binkleyterm so that when I call my NC it will call as a local number. I am using Qnode as the nodelist compiler. I have gone into the cfg and put the number in there so
that it calls local but it says you can do it the other way. When I
do it that way it will call a number starting with 011 then the area code and then the number. thanks, Harvey --- SBBSecho 2.12-Win32

<hmmm> I assume you're compiling a v7 nodelist, I believe
qnode did that.

I can tell you how to do it in the tbbs nodelist compiler,
which is xlaxnode without the cripple, but either way, have
a look at the docs for "dial translation" or similar
terminology.

In xlaxnode or tbbsnc it would like like this.
Okay that would be good. Do you know how to set it up with Synchronet?

dial
1-901-
end

Which would tell it not to dial the 901 when dialing any
number in the 901 area code.

IT's all in how your nodelist compiler does dial
translation.

I believe it can also be done in binkley.cfg. Like at the
cfg guide, or the configuration guide in your binkleyterm
reference manual.

If I get time later this weekend I'll go trolling through
the binkley docs and see if I can find it, but I think
you're right, I think you can do it in the binkley.cfg file
as well.

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Regards,
Richard
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