Transit Out Function With Two Stage Dialing:
When the FX-200 receives a VOIP call (to L1 port) from the ATA/Gateway, the FX-200 will auto answer the call, (when the Transit In switch is set to ON) and redirect it to the telephone line connected to L2. If Auto Call Forwarding is turned off, the caller will hear dial tone from the telephone line connected to L2 they can make a local call over this telephone line. This is commonly referred to as Transit Out function with Two Stage Dialing.
For example if you are using the Vonage, ICH, Packet8, SipPhone, or FWD service with your ATA/Gateway, and you have installed your ATA/Gateway in Hong Kong and connected the FX-200 L2 port to a telephone line in Hong Kong as described above, anyone can make local Hong Kong calls simply by dialing your Vonage or FWD number, wait for dial tone and then dial the desired Hong Kong number. As noted above you can password protect this access to your pstn line.
Auto Call Forwarding:
You can set Auto Call forwarding in both directions.
Set L1 to L2 Auto Call Forwarding to forward your VOIP calls out to a local telephone number. For example, if you are using the Vonage, ICH, Packet8, SipPhone or FWD service with your ATA/Gateway, and you have installed your ATA/Gateway in Hong Kong and connected the FX-200 to it and to a local telephone line in Hong Kong you can then set the FX-200 to Auto Call Forward all your VOIPcalls to any local Hong Kong number such as your Hong Kong cell phone number.
Set L2 to L1 Auto Call Forwarding to forward all your calls to the connected local telephone number/line out the ATA/Gateway via your VOIP service. For example, if you are using the Vonage, ICH, Packet8, SipPhone or FWD service with your ATA/Gateway, and you have installed your ATA/Gateway in Hong Kong and connected the FX-200 to it and to a local telephone line in Hong Kong you can then set the FX-200 to Auto Call Forward all calls to your local Hong Kong telephone line/number out through the ATA/Gateway to any number you are permitted to call via your VOIP service such as your US office’s phone number.