On the phone for ever.

• To make a call, please, dial:

  • Country code,
  • Area code,
  • Telephone number.

  It does not matter whether you dial prefix 00-, 011-, 010-, 0011-, 810- or none of it before dialed number.

• To call through SIP Broker, please, dial:

  • Prefix "111",
  • SIP code without * [asterisk],
  • Subscriber's number.

  For example: I want to call to subscriber 106905 of the oldest VoIP netwok Iptel.org. While looking for Iptel.org I found that SIP-Code of Iptel.org is *478. So I dial 111 478 106905.

Every Pathephone subscriber has an inward telephone number, like: 00012xxxxxxxxx, total 14 digits.

In many cases, you don't need to dial all 14 digits to call other subscriber. When first 10 digits of your number and the number, you want to call, are identical, dial "000", then the last 4 digits of this number.

For example:
Your number is 00012082901111 and you want to call 00012082902222, you should dial: 0002222.

• To call Pathephone number from Callcentric, please, dial:

  • Prefix **275,
  • SIP code *9980,
  • user's Pathephone inward number without the first 000.

  For example: When you want to call Pathephone number 00012082902222 from Callcentric, you should dial **275 *9980 1208 2902222.

• Calling to Callcentric:

  • Every Callcentric member has an inward number like: 1777 xxxxxxx.
  • To call Callcentric member, please, dial: prefix "000" then user's Callcentric inward number.

  For example: When I want to call Callcentric member 1777 0000001, I dial 000 1777 0000001.
  
  

  Pathephone LLC is not affiliated with Callcentric, Inc.

• Call hold

  • 1. John calls you (or you call John, it doesn't matter), you are talking.
  • 2. Press ** to put on hold John, and John will hear music.
  • 3. Press ** to return to John and continue the conversation with him.
  If your device does not allow to use ** (two asterisks), please, use *8 to put on hold, *0 to continue the conversation.
  
  

• Call transfer

  • 1. John calls you but he wants to talk to Mary.
  • 2. Dial Mary's number, then press *3 to transfer the call from John to Mary.

• Assisted call transfer

  • 1. John calls you but he wants to talk to Mary.
  • 2. Press ** to put on hold John, then dial Mary's number and then press ** to say to Mary about John. At this time John is listening to music.
  • 3. Hung up to connect John to Mary.
  - OR -
  
  • 3. Press ** to put on hold Mary and return to John.
  • 4. Press ** to put on hold John and return to Mary.
  • 5. Hung up to connect John to Mary.
  - OR -
  
  • 3. Dial *0 to disconnect Mary and return to John.
  • 4. Hung up to disconnect John.
  - OR -
  
  • 3. Dial *5 to talk to both John and Mary at the same time (three-way conversation).
  • 4. Hung up to finish the three-way conversation and for disconnection of John and Mary.

• Three-way calling

  • 1. John calls you (or you call John, it does not matter), you're talking.
  • 2. Press ** to put on hold John, and John will hear music.
  • 3. Dial Mary's number, then press # (# means the end of dialing).
  • 4. You may talk to Mary, while John stays on hold.
  • 5. Dial *5 to talk to both John and Mary at the same time.
  • 6. Hang up to close the three-way conversation and disconnect both John and Mary.
  - OR -
  
  • 5. Dial *0 to disconnect Mary and return to John.
  • 6. Hang up to disconnect John.

The PBX features are deprecated by default. To use any of the PBX features, first of all, during conversation dial ##. You will hear four short tones. It means that PBX features are now active. To deactivate the PBX features and return to DTMF pass-through mode, dial ## again. You will hear one long dual tone. It means that PBX features are now not active. The PBX features are compatible with audio codecs: G.711u, G.711a, GSM, iLBC, Speex and are in beta-stage at the moment. We would appreciate any bugs' report and recommendations on how to improve these features.

In any case you can call iNum, call into VoIP networks that are available through SIP Broker, and, of course, call in-network to other Pathephone numbers when your calling account is empty.

Your iNum will never be supressed and you will still be able to receive calls when your calling account balance is run out.