Easy Set-Up

1. Connect the OBi to Your Internet Router
2. Connect Your Home Phone to the OBi
3. Sign-on to www.OBiTALK.com
4. Add Google Voice™ or Any Other VoIP Service Provider to your OBi Device (Optional)

Additional Benefits

OBi100 VoIP Phone Adapter

Features

Google Voice™ Derived Features:
– One Number for All Your Calls / Phone Devices
– Call Forwarding
– Call Blocking
– Call History
– Call Billing – Detailed History
– Do Not Disturb
– International Calling
– Ability to Ring Multiple Phones on Incoming Calls
– Voice Mail (Voice Mail Acts Like Email)
– Voice Mail Speech to Text
– Voice Mail Alerts via Email, Text-message, Indicator on Phone
– Custom Voice Mail Greetings
– Send and Receive Text Messages
– Use the Google Voice™ Web Portal to See, Listen to and manage voicemail
– Call Recording
– Multi-party Conference Calling

OBi Device Telephony Features:
– Message Waiting Indication – Visual and Tone Based
– Speed Dialing of 99 OBi Endpoints or Numbers
– Three-Party Conference Calling with Local Mixing
– Hook Flash Event Signaling
– Caller ID – Number
– Caller ID – Name (Not Available with GV)
– Call Waiting
– Call Forward – Unconditional
– Call Forward on Busy
– Call Forward on No Answer
– Do Not Disturb
– Call Return
– Call Recording (From Device Web UI)
– Call History (Last 200 Calls from Device Web UI)
– Aggregation and Bridging of Two (2) SIP and/or Google Voice™ & One (1) OBiTALK Services
– Automatic Attendant (AA) for Simplified Call Routing
– Call Back Service – Connect to AA to Make a New Call or Ring the Attached Phone

OBiTALK Web Portal Integration:
– Configuration and Management of OBi Endpoints
– Addition & Configuration of VoIP Service Providers – Including 7-Digit Dialing
– Download OBiON Apps for Smart Phones, Internet Tablet Devices & PCs
– Creating & Joining Circles of Trust So You Can Share Your OBi’s Services with Friends & Family
– Setting Up Your OBi Endpoint Speed Dial Directory

Which OBi Should I Get?

Obihai have two telephone adapters, currently – The OBi100 and the OBi110. The two products function the same except for one feature. The OBi110 has a physical port for an analog line service. This port, labeled LINE on the OBi110, can be thought of as a gateway to a traditional phone service. The service can be from a land line carrier. It can also be from a VoIP service, when the phone port of the service provider’s device is plugged into the LINE port of the OBi110. This gateway functionality is useful for a number of reasons.

OBi110 LINE Port:
– Allows you to keep your current land line service yet take advantage of the OBi device’s VoIP services.
– Provides for an emergency calling services route when connected to a service supporting the same.
– Acts as a gateway and bridge to the PSTN for calls originating on a VoIP service from a remote OBi device or soft phone.

The OBi110 & OBi100 Both Have:
– One Phone Port: For connection to an analog cordless or corded phone
– The OBi Phone Port Can Power All the Phones in Your Home
– One Ethernet Port: For connection to an Internet router
– Support for up to 2 Commercial VoIP services
– Support for SIP
– Support for Google Voice™
– Support for OBiTALK
– Message Waiting Indication – Visual and Tone Based
– Speed Dialing of 99 OBi Endpoints or Numbers
– Three Way Conference Calling with Local Mixing
– Hook Flash Event Signaling
– Caller ID – Name & Number
– Call Waiting
– Call Forward – Unconditional
– Call Forward on Busy
– Call Forward on No Answer
– Call Transfer
– Anonymous Call
– Block Anonymous Call
– Do Not Disturb
– Call Return
– Repeat Dialing
– OBiTALK Managed VoIP Network for OBi Endpoint Devices & Applications
– High Quality Voice Encoding Using G.711, G.726, G.729 Algorithms