Adopting the Critchfield style for a moment, no, *you* probably can't. But, depending on one's expertise with the hardware and Asterisk, it can certainly be done. I am by no means an Asterisk expert but have about 35 years of random phone experience. I have an ancient Siemens HiNet SIP phone here with buttons on it that I can push and get dialtone from any of my * trunks. Any SIP phone with programmable buttons should be able to do that (hint: an s extension to a context that only accesses one trunk, or DISA)
Can I program a specific C.O. line directly to a button?
The term "square key" is from 1A/1A1/1A2 key set terminology, 1950's to 90's more or less.
First turn off the HTML email, please.
Next spend a bit of time thinking about phones you have seen that use
standard analog ports. It isn't a normal option to have more than 1
line, and unless you are getting into cheap shared signal phone setups.
you usually don't see more than 2 lines.
If you go the SIP route, you might get a little further down the road,Yes. This particular answer is dependent on the programming capabilities of the instrument in question and of the programmer in question.
but you also take a chance of integrating echo into the system.
The answers are there for someone with the requisite background
knowledge of the hardware available.
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