You now have a Twilio phone number that you can associate with your Programmable Wireless SIM. You can see an example below, which is the result of searching for a number in the United States: Choose a number and click its Buy button.Click Search to generate a list of available Twilio numbers that you can purchase.Additional options (including the type of number, any address requirements, and beta numbers) are available by clicking Show Advanced Search. Optionally, enter an area code in the Number field to narrow the search.In the page that appears, select a country.Point your browser to the Buy a Number section of the Console.If not, click All Products and Services, locate it under Super Network, and pin it to the dock. In the Console, you want to make sure the Internet of Things icon is visible in the side menu. Your Programmable Wireless SIM-connected device can now make and receive phone calls through Twilio. Again, you associate this TwiML with the Twilio SIM and your new phone number. Next you create a TwiML bin for receiving incoming calls.You use this new TwiML to associate your Twilio SIM with your new phone number. You then create a TwiML bin for making phone calls.Once you have your SIM voice-enabled, you first need to purchase a voice-enabled Twilio phone number.Please note that from December 1, 2021, Programmable Voice will no longer be supported on Programmable Wireless SIMs. See Understanding Rate Plans to learn how to create a Voice-enabled Rate Plan. PSTN is short for Public Switched Telephone Network, the traditional circuit-switched telephone network.īefore you set up your device for voice, the Programmable Wireless SIM used in the device needs to have a Rate Plan that has, at least, Voice selected as an Enabled Service. Please see the Known Limitations section, below, for further information.Ī device connected by a Twilio SIM can make and receive Programmable Voice calls provided it supports PSTN voice calling. You will still be able to use applications on the device that use data to send voice or video, provided that they do not rely on forwarding calls to a phone number. There is no replacement for this functionality. Working with the Breakout SDK for Narrowbandįrom December 1, 2021, Programmable Voice will no longer be supported on Programmable Wireless SIMs.įrom that date, you will no longer be able to use the native calling functionality of devices containing Programmable Wireless SIMs. How Super SIM Devices Connect to Cell Networks Monitor Super SIM Connection Events with ElasticSearch and Kibana Get Started with Super SIM Connection Events Get Started with Super SIM and eSIM Profiles
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