Group pickup on grandstream ?

Jethro

Is it possible to configure a grandstream (we have 4 in the office) do group
pickup ?

Jethro

"Gordon Henderson" <gordon+> wrote in message
news:g0ht6f$2v1$.net...
> In article <>,
> Jethro <> wrote:
>>Is it possible to configure a grandstream (we have 4 in the office) do
>>group
>>pickup ?
>
> The easy answer is Yes, but it all depends on the PBX you have it
> connected to. If it's asterisk, then I can suggest ways (and there
> are also ways on the Grandstream website), if not, then you'll need to
> consult the documentation that comes with the PBX.
>
Puzzled. All 4 phones are plugged straight into the router ? No PBX.

Ivor Jones

In news:,
Jethro <> typed, for some strange, unexplained
reason:
: "Gordon Henderson" <gordon+> wrote in message
: news:g0ht6f$2v1$.net...
: > In article <>,
: > Jethro <> wrote:
: >>Is it possible to configure a grandstream (we have 4 in the office)
: >>do group
: >>pickup ?
: >
: > The easy answer is Yes, but it all depends on the PBX you have it
: > connected to. If it's asterisk, then I can suggest ways (and there
: > are also ways on the Grandstream website), if not, then you'll need
: > to consult the documentation that comes with the PBX.
: >
: Puzzled. All 4 phones are plugged straight into the router ? No PBX.

Then no. Group pickup is a PBX function, not an ATA function.

Ivor

alexd

On Fri, 16 May 2008 08:52:20 +0100, Jethro wrote:

> Puzzled. All 4 phones are plugged straight into the router ? No PBX.

Hint: they don't have to be physically plugged into a PBX to be using it.

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