I have a Western Electric rotary dial phone from ~1930s that I am trying to integrate with a current VoIP Call Control system.

I have an analog to IP converter, and it works to call the phone, but dialing out, the pulse dialing is not understood and need to be converted to tone.

The analog to IP is an ATA converter, made by Cisco. Is anyone aware of a *simple* way to make this work?

TIA

Call processing is CUCM 8.6 FYI

I found this converter, perhaps it will do the trick for you: DialGizmo - Pulse to Tone converter for VoIP lines changes decadec dialling to touch tone (http://www.dialgizmo.com/) Also this :http://www.oldphoneworks.com/pulse-to-tone-converter.html

I found this converter, perhaps it will do the trick for you: DialGizmo - Pulse to Tone converter for VoIP lines changes decadec dialling to touch tone (http://www.dialgizmo.com/) Also this :Pulse to Tone Converter - Oldphoneworks (http://www.oldphoneworks.com/pulse-to-tone-converter.html)

Thank you, ebaines - I will check these out... oldphoneworks sounds familiar... The geek in me is really kind of excited to get it working both inbound and outbound :)