FX-300 auto forwarding dial like "#123#" ?

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March 19th, 2007, 04:44 PM

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FX-300 auto forwarding dial like "#123#" ?

Is it possible to auto dial "#123#" (or "#123*") when a calling to L1 ?

Because my VoIP machine must dial "# +number+ #" or "# +number+ *".

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