[PAP2] Configuring Multiple Service Providers for Outgoing Calls

I'm trying to configure my PAP2 with Gizmo project (for incoming calls) and VOIPCheap (for outgoing calls).
I tried to use the dialplan:
(xx.<:@voipcheap.host.xxx:5060; usr=myvoipcheapuserid; pwd=myvoipcheappassword; >)
But this doesn't seem to work. But when I configure the line for the VOIPCheap provider, then I am able to make calls through that account.
Can someone help me configure my PAP2 adapter please?
Thank you very much in advance.
Sekhar.

I shall have found this post a bit earlier... sik!
I have 2 PAP2T 'listenning' to 3 different providers (1 is common); that works... but to be optimal, both ATAs should allow using a 4th provider for outgoing calls.
The ATA administration guide shows an example of a dial plan such as <8,:1408>xxxxxxx<:@pstn.Linksys.com:5061;usr=joe;pwd=joe_pwd;nat>
Unfortunately, it applies for AG310 and SPA3102...
VoIP_Addict, I guess that if you did find some time to 'play' with this, you can only confirm what has been said in this post, right?

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