Speed dial with separate CSS from primary line

Hello All,
I have a question about the possibility of using speed dials on a phone in a somewhat restricted sense. What I would like to do is setup a phone with a primary line that is only capable of making internal calls within our organization, and set a few speed dials that can call outside in the local area code for on-call techs. From what I see speed dials can't be set to a specific CSS, which leads me to believe that phone will just use the CSS of the primary line when making speed dial calls.
The question is, is this possible without messing around with custom CSS's and route patterns?

No, as you have seen, they will use the CSS from the configured DN to make the call, they cannot be configured with a separate CSS

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