Port 01 is set for aa/vm, same as your vm port (in the ksu) -larry
Donald R. Resor wrote: >While working out the bugs in the new phone system, I discovered that >for some reason when dialing certain extension numbers across ports, >something a little odd happens. > >I have two ports set up for two different phone numbers with two >different outgoing company messages. One port is for my organ >service company, and the other is set up for the home >phones. Extension 110 is a phone in the home side Port 1. If I dial >Extension 110 from port 1 which is set up for CO1 everything works >fine. If I dial into CO2 every extension in the system works on the >port 1 side okay with the exception of Extension 110. After entering >extension 110, and after the "one moment please" message, you hear no >hook switch flash and then two touch tones in the phone receiver. >There's a long pause of silence and then the system finally puts you >on hold and you hear MOH. In a few seconds the system comes back on >the line and it starts with the Company Name Greeting again as if it >is a new incoming call. Trying Extension 110 again creates the same >scenario. This does not happen with any other extension number in >the system. I thought it might be a small numbering glitch which I >can not correct, so I changed Extension 110 to 115 and no more problems. > >This may be something that no one has discovered, and since the >TVS225 is a 2+ year old system and no longer manufactured, it may not >be that important but I thought I would share it. > >Donald R. Resor >Los Angeles > > _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
