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1. KX-TA824 / Caller ID Logged Long Distance Numbers (Poetics)
2. Re: KX-TA824 / Caller ID Logged Long Distance Numbers (Larry)
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Date: Thu, 7 Dec 2006 06:43:03 -0800 (PST)
From: Poetics <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: KX-T: KX-TA824 / Caller ID Logged Long Distance Numbers
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I have a client who lives and dies for caller ID. I set up the Call
Log-Common to a feature button on a 7736 desk phone. In its default mode
the KXTA824 Call Log-Common is only allowing me to dial back numbers which
share the same area code of her number (212). This is a problem because NYC
has five area codes (212, 347, 646, 718, 917) before you factor in every
other long distance area code.
I dial out via the Call Log by doing the following:
- While on-hook press "Call Log" feature button
- Scroll up or down through Call Log
- Stop at number
- Go off-hook,
- Press Call Log button (which dials last number viewed)
When the above is done I can only connect with 212 numbers. With the
non-212 numbers I get a Verizon recording that tells me it cannot connect.
In 903-Caller ID Modification for Long Distance Numbers via the software I
tried to tweak the problem. In "Added Number" I entered a 1, uploaded to
the KSU without success. Then tried 91, uploaded to the KSU, still no luck.
Anyone familiar with this issue?
Thanks in advance
Chris
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Message: 2
Date: Thu, 07 Dec 2006 10:52:41 -0600
From: Larry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: KX-T: KX-TA824 / Caller ID Logged Long Distance Numbers
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try 999 for area code, then delete 0 (none), and then add (blank) or a
"1". you can edit the number before dialing (to add a "1" if blank was
selected)
works in dallas, but no guarantees ;-)
-larry
Poetics wrote:
>I have a client who lives and dies for caller ID. I set up the Call
Log-Common to a feature button on a 7736 desk phone. In its default mode
the KXTA824 Call Log-Common is only allowing me to dial back numbers which
share the same area code of her number (212). This is a problem because NYC
has five area codes (212, 347, 646, 718, 917) before you factor in every
other long distance area code.
>
> I dial out via the Call Log by doing the following:
>
> - While on-hook press "Call Log" feature button
> - Scroll up or down through Call Log
> - Stop at number
> - Go off-hook,
> - Press Call Log button (which dials last number viewed)
>
> When the above is done I can only connect with 212 numbers. With the
non-212 numbers I get a Verizon recording that tells me it cannot connect.
>
> In 903-Caller ID Modification for Long Distance Numbers via the software
I tried to tweak the problem. In "Added Number" I entered a 1, uploaded to
the KSU without success. Then tried 91, uploaded to the KSU, still no luck.
>
> Anyone familiar with this issue?
>
> Thanks in advance
> Chris
>
>
>
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