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-	Currently there is a number of mobile phones available in the market, which support VoIP over WLANs and 3G Data networks. This allows for all the features of PBXes to be available on a single handset at home, at the office and on the go. Some advantages over the plain GSM telephony are:	+	Currently there are a number of mobile phones available in the market, which support VoIP over WLANs and 3G Data networks. This allows for all the features of PBXes to be available on a single handset at home, at the office and on the go. Some advantages over the plain GSM telephony are:
	* Unified CallerID. The PBXes CallerID will be shown to the called party, instead of the mobile phone's number.		* Unified CallerID. The PBXes CallerID will be shown to the called party, instead of the mobile phone's number.
	* Unified Music on hold based on your PBXes account selection, instead of carrier announcements.		* Unified Music on hold based on your PBXes account selection, instead of carrier announcements.
-	* Optional Time-based Routing, Ring Group participation, Privacy Manager.	+	* Optional Time-based Routing, Ring Group participation, Privacy Manager for anonymous calls.
-	* Calls are billed as data on WLAN/3G plans, not as Mobile airtime.	+	* Calls are billed as data on WLAN/3G plans, not as Mobile airtime.
	* Avoid high roaming costs by using hotspots when staying in hotels or passing through airports.		* Avoid high roaming costs by using hotspots when staying in hotels or passing through airports.
-	'''Before using VoIP services outside private wireless networks, it's your responsibility to check with your mobile operator if he allows VoIP usage. Due to evolving regulatory frameworks the contractual terms offered to end-users may vary.'''	+	Paid accounts on PBXes are capable of creating '''mobile extensions'''. These allow for provisioning of a PSTN number where to reach the extension in case of missing or lost WLAN/3G connectivity.
-	Provisioning of these Mobile extensions need to follow certain configuration, particularly with regard to seamless switch-over from WLAN/3G to mobile networks:	+	== Contractual Terms ==
-	== Phones ==	+	PBXes provides you with the PBX itself. You decide which providers you subscribe and connect it to.
-	=== Nokia ===	+	If you are going to use VoIP services outside private wireless networks, it's your responsibility to check the contractual terms with the mobile operator:
-	Installation of the following tools is recommended:	+	Often mobile phone operators forbid using VoIP in the contract's fine print. The European Union is already looking at whether blocks on VoIP service by Europe's mobile phone operators might breach competition laws.
-	* [http://connect.psiloc.com Psiloc Connect] if you intend to use WLAN and 3G alternately for VoIP.	+	The following plans are suitable for unlimited hotspot/3G usage:
-	* "VoIP settings" from Nokia to choose iLBC codec (compression reduces bandwidth usage from 1.2 MB per minute to 0.4 MB per minute).	+
-	* [http://pbxes.org/m pbxes.org/m] tracking client to publish position on your webcall page.	+	* USA: "T-Mobile has *no restrictions* on using SIP as a signaling protocol." ([http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/9e471b66e7f397b1/d5051b3d37c79beb?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=sipdroid#d5051b3d37c79beb source])
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		+	== Phones ==
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		+	Provisioning of these Mobile extensions need to follow certain configuration, particularly with regard to seamless switch-over from WLAN/3G to mobile networks:
	=== Android ===		=== Android ===
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	* [http://sipdroid.org sipdroid.org]		* [http://sipdroid.org sipdroid.org]
-	To be able to listen to Voicemail in Emails change format in Source >> vm_general.inc to "format=wav|wav49".	+	To hear voicemail call *97.
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-	== PBXes ==	+
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-	Add a SIP extension. After registering to it go on fine tuning:	+
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-	=== Mobile Device Options ===	+
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-	The following options are only available on paid accounts but usually less important:	+
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-	* "handoff" allows calls to be held when loosing data connectivity. Handoff can be triggered manually by muting a call.	+
-	* With Nokia handsets the mailbox of your mobile number needs to be de-activated. Set to "yes" if it can't be de-activated. SIP will then register more often (about 40 MB monthly). Leave ConnectionCheck set to "no" for Android phones.	+
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-	=== Call Forwarding ===	+
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-	Forward calls to your mobile number if unavailable or optionally busy. Usually also fork calls to your mobile (if you haven't used ConnectionCheck, see above).	+
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-	=== Trunks ===	+
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-	Numbers can be automatically converted from +xxx international format for IP calls by writing 011++|. into the trunk's rules (substitutes + by 011).	+
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-	=== Outbound Routing ===	+
-	With some versions of Nokia firmware you may have problems on outgoing calls like choppy ring back tone or delayed call establishment. In this case add rules with EarlyConnect option turned on (only available on paid accounts). To cover multiple extensions use wildcards, either of the form "20." (all numbers beginning with 20) or "20[123]" (201, 202, 203).	+	== Trunks ==
-	Leave EarlyConnect disabled for Android phones.	+	Numbers can be automatically converted from +xxx international format for IP calls by writing 011++|. into the trunk's rules (substitutes + by 011).
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Currently there are a number of mobile phones available in the market, which support VoIP over WLANs and 3G Data networks. This allows for all the features of PBXes to be available on a single handset at home, at the office and on the go. Some advantages over the plain GSM telephony are:

• Unified CallerID. The PBXes CallerID will be shown to the called party, instead of the mobile phone's number.
• Unified Music on hold based on your PBXes account selection, instead of carrier announcements.
• Optional Time-based Routing, Ring Group participation, Privacy Manager for anonymous calls.
• Calls are billed as data on WLAN/3G plans, not as Mobile airtime.
• Avoid high roaming costs by using hotspots when staying in hotels or passing through airports.

Paid accounts on PBXes are capable of creating mobile extensions. These allow for provisioning of a PSTN number where to reach the extension in case of missing or lost WLAN/3G connectivity.

Contents 1 Contractual Terms 2 Phones 2.1 Android 3 Trunks

[edit] Contractual Terms

PBXes provides you with the PBX itself. You decide which providers you subscribe and connect it to.

If you are going to use VoIP services outside private wireless networks, it's your responsibility to check the contractual terms with the mobile operator:

Often mobile phone operators forbid using VoIP in the contract's fine print. The European Union is already looking at whether blocks on VoIP service by Europe's mobile phone operators might breach competition laws.

The following plans are suitable for unlimited hotspot/3G usage:

• USA: "T-Mobile has *no restrictions* on using SIP as a signaling protocol." (source)

Add more!

[edit] Phones

Provisioning of these Mobile extensions need to follow certain configuration, particularly with regard to seamless switch-over from WLAN/3G to mobile networks:

[edit] Android

Install SIP software from:

• sipdroid.org

To hear voicemail call *97.

[edit] Trunks

Numbers can be automatically converted from +xxx international format for IP calls by writing 011++|. into the trunk's rules (substitutes + by 011).