Zoom Dialer 26 - Manual (Page 25)

Frequently Asked Questions 25
Now you can come off-hook and dial * followed by the
North American long-distance number to route North
American calls through your dialer.
If you want to use the same calling card for calls going
outside North America, you can take the phone off-
hook and dial
#2##
Now coming off-hook and dialing * followed by the
international number (011 plus lots of digits) will route
international calls through your dialer.
If you want to use a different calling card for calls
going outside North America, teach the dialer how to
dial the number in LearnMode as follows.
• Take your phone off-hook
• Press # 1
• Dial the calling card’s access code
• Wait for the prompt and dial the international
number (011 followed by lots of digits)
• Dial ##
• Listen for two confirmation beeps
• Hang up.
Now you can come off-hook and dial
* followed by the
number outside North America to route these calls
through your dialer.
Q: Can I use keys to route calls using a calling card
that doesn’t require a PIN?
A: Yes, and you can do this with or without AutoRouting.
Teach the dialer how to dial the number in Advanced
LearnMode
as follows. A key is two digits, using only
the numbers 0-9, and not * or #.
• Take your phone off-hook
• Press # 0 <key>
• Dial the calling card’s access code
• Wait for the prompt and dial the long-distance
number (1 followed by 10 digits)
• Dial ##
• Listen for two confirmation beeps