Charlie
That is the way it is bud. The switch can route calls based on the
cid info. My uncle Ernie liked to stick his finger in the hole, turn the
wheel and let it go. He loves the clicking sound it makes as the rotary
dial makes its way back. He was really pissed off that he had to push
buttons now instead of sticking his finger in the hole and watch the
wheel go around. People don't like change. He got over it to.
Charlie Brown wrote:
>Thanks for the replies and explanation that it is the "waiting time" for the
>CID info before the TDA will release the call to the extensions. I
>understand you can't get CID info before then.
>
>But it seems the call is not available at all during that first ring period.
>What I mean is the CO light goes solid red (says BUSY if you try to answer
>it) and no extensions ring during that time. Other than the red light,
>there is no knowledge (audible) a caller is dialing in.
>
>In the TD1232, while the CID info similarly couldn't display during the
>first ring period, the extensions rang and the customer was alerted that a
>call arrived. He could turn to the phone and prepare to look at the CID
>info on the phone or even answer it if he wanted to.
>
>This customer is used to answering incoming calls quickly - almost before
>the 2nd ring starts. With the TDA however, the caller will hear two plus
>rings before being answered instead of one plus ring.
>
>I know it is a small inconvenience, but if the system knows a call is
>ringing, it seems it could let extensions start to ring immediately so the
>customer can prepare to answer.
>
>Thanks for your thoughts.
>
>Charlie
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "dritchie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "Charlie Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Cc: <kxt@kxthelp.com>
>Sent: Monday, April 23, 2007 8:42 AM
>Subject: Re: KX-T: Can't get rid of TDA100 ICD Grp ring delay
>
>
>There is some old expression about "having your cake and eating it too"
>
>While I have always thought this to be a dumb expression, it does fit
>this situation.
>
>Because the CID is sent BETWEEN the first and second ring, if you want CID
>you MUST let it ring one time.
>IF there is a way to stop the customer from "seeing" the first ring,
>maybe Carl
>has some idea
>
>Don Ritchie, Century Communication Euclid Ohio
>
>
>Charlie Brown wrote:
>
>
>>I am programming my first TDA100 after attending the Panasonic class and
>>am having a problem with the ICD group setup. As Nicole explained, the
>>ICD group is the method used to accomplish the DIL 1:N function. And if
>>you don't set it up, you won't be able to get incoming ringing CO lines to
>>ring on any extensions.
>>
>>I put extensions 101 thru 104 in ICD group 601 and set it to immediate
>>ring, and put G-DN for 601 on CO7. When an incoming call arrives, the CO
>>light will immediately go solid red for one ring and then the G-DN button
>>starts flashing green and the extensions ring. But the one ring delay
>>prevents hearing it ring and answering right away.
>>
>>What do I change to eliminate the one ring before the extensions start
>>ringing?
>>
>>I remember in class something about disabling the CID, but didn't write
>>down why, or the pros and cons of doing that. I want to use CID, but I
>>don't want the one ring delay.
>>
>>Are there any other options to eliminate the one ring delay?
>>
>>
>>
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