IIRC, you must use a 6 line display for programming. There is also a "Walking COS" that allows one extension to temporarily use the COS of another. It was intended for someone like a supervisor with all privileges to stop by another employee's restricted phone and use his COS to make a call. It is enabled on a per call basis.
Michael Jim Gottlieb told me on 2/28/2005 21:14: > We're looking to replace out a system where the customer is used to > making simple programming changes herself. For example, normally, most > of the phones are toll restricted, but she may temporarily turn off > toll restriction on a particular extension to allow someone to make > some calls, then she'll turn toll restriction back on. > > Is this something that could be easily done on a KX-TD816 using a > display phone? Does it help to have the 6-line display when doing > programming or is the 3-line (or 1-line) sufficient? > > Thanks... > _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
