We use the MOH input mainly for a weather radio. No one has ever complained about
listening to the forecast, we have received a few positive comments about it, and as
is pointed out below, any station phone can here the forecast at any time by pressing
1.
During local emergencies (fires or floods) I change the MOH input to a fire/police
scanner. Mainly, I do that for us, so we can listen at our desks, but the callers are
always intrigued by it as well.
The coolest MOH app I have heard was a company where, when put on hold, you were able
to pick your genre, (Press one for rock, press 2 for country, press 3 for jazz...)
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On 10/25/01 at 5:11 PM larry wrote:
>Only works on CO calls. Is there a good reason to do
>moh on internal calls? I can't think of customers
>even using the icm hold.
>
>You could loop a station back through a co to get it,
>if you needed in on only one or two stations.
>
>you can hear moh on the speaker by pressing "1" while
>not on a call.
>
>-larry
>
>
Chris
San Luis Obispo CA Weather Conditions and Cams www.sloweather.com APRS weather station
KD6DSI
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