Naaah
Call blocking is only a voicemail function.
The key to your original question is that once you tell the tvs that there
is no extension assigned to the mailbox, then it will not try to light a
light (it can't since it wouldn't know what extension to light even if it
wanted to).
charles
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If I use call block, wont that prevent incoming intercom to intercom calls
??
-Original Message-
From: Perfect Phones [mailto:PerfectPhones@;Austin.rr.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2002 17:48
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Message Waiting Light
Use call blocki
At 02:28 PM 10/30/2002 -0800, Nils Finnsson wrote:
>
extremely techie but way cool description delete
>
> But hey, this sort of setup isn't for everyone.
yeah, but it it is for anyone who matters... :)
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KX-T Mailing list -
Use call blocking from each mailbox, not "all calls transfer to mailbox" to
light the light (the boxes must be owned by the extensions to light the
lamp).
David Pelton
Perfect Phones
- Original Message -
From: "Wolfgang@Network Telephone Company" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Jeez...
Remember 1A2 ?the biggest problem was the 51A lamps burning
out..don't mean to sound like an old fart or anything, but many of
my customers are actually intimidated with all the things I can (and do )
offer them.. I usually just set the systems to do idle lin
That is a bug of no MWL when you set up a MB to do VM only. If you want all
exts. to do VM only on a transfer the you can toggle the custom menu they
hit with the flag of "transfer anytime to" & change it from ext. to mailbox
only and they will drop directly into the box.
Jim Marks
Denville Wiring
Just my $0.02 on this whole remote administration stuff.
I have a td500 and tvp200 setup here and originally was
sitting in the server room (where the phone stuff also happens to live)
working on a laptop through a serial cable to configure both systems.
Ya, this worked, but it became a lo
damn, I thought you were talking about my set up! I've got all those
puppies except a managed hub. Plus, I have a card key system and a linux
based mp3/divx server that I also use for sdmr logging. a TS is totally
the way to go.
In defense of the linux solution, this can provide a significant n
Sorry folks.. re-reading my earlier post I was too subtle ;)
The Lantronix UDS-10 works. Period.
Just connect Pin 8 on the UDS (CD) to Pin 5 on the PBX (CTS).
That's it; no fussing.. no software hacks...
Chris.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:kxt-admin@;kxthelp.co
Good ideas, BUT
1) Use a PC...
Are you going to install one at every account? Or do you like sitting on the
floor of the phone closet to do your programming. With 802.11b Wireless you
can connect a Terminal server the size of pack of cigarettes in the phone
room and sit with your laptop in the
there are other tricks I have used for waking up serial devices. Sometimes
setting the baud rate to 0 and then back to what-ever its supposed to be
works.
You might also try disabling the port and then re-enabling (comtrol drivers
have an easy way to do this from the PC).
Like I said before, I
see a long post
Subject: KX-T: CID Name substitution for local calls
Date: Tue, 24 Sep 2002 21:38:43 -0700
Paul H. Gusciora
San Rafael, CA
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From: "Ian S. Goldstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: KXT Mailing List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Organization: Tektreve Systems, Inc.
Subject: KX-T: Caller ID Tab
On Wed, 30 Oct 2002, David Lesher wrote:
> Unnamed Administration sources reported that Wolfgang@Network Telephone Company said:
> >
> > We just install a computer, hook up the PBX & TVS to com ports 1 & 2 and use
> > PC anywhere for secure remote access.
> >
> > Wolfgang
>
> Well... PC Anywher
Try this
tell the mailbox that it has no extension assigned to it.
i.e. delete the extension number from the mailbox setting.
Charles
- Original Message -
From: "Wolfgang@Network Telephone Company" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2002 12:12 PM
Su
We're experiencing a strange problem with the Caller ID table in a Panasonic
KX-TD1232-4. Prior to setting up the table, the CID card was installed and
the necessary programming was done. This part works fine; the CID info is
received by the system and displayed on the phones.
Then, we setup the
Hey Guys !
I forgot how to do this one so don't beat me up too bad !!
==
TD1232 & TVS300
==
Condition:
AA Answers on first ring
Caller dials extension
Call goes to dialed extension
Life is grand !
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However...
Customer has ten extension
I have a KXT-624 system with caller id.
If you want to go back and view a number, you must scroll thru up to
potentially 200 numbers before you get the one you want. Is there a faster
way?
Example: If I have 150 incoming calls logged into the system, AFTER Ive
read the missed calls when arriving h
We get a small foot PC and set up PC anywhere to dial us back, so if someone
hacked PC Anywhere, it would only call our office back.
WSB
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:kxt-admin@;kxthelp.com]On Behalf Of
David Lesher
Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2002 10:08
To: KXT Mai
Don,
What are you trying to renumber it to. If it is 11 you will need to make
sure 110-119 are renumbered not to conflict first so that you have the
2-digit "11" free. We've used Two digit numbering schemes on 816s before
and essential had to wipe out all stations even those that didn't have the
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Wolfgang@Network Telephone Company said:
>
> We just install a computer, hook up the PBX & TVS to com ports 1 & 2 and use
> PC anywhere for secure remote access.
>
> Wolfgang
Well... PC Anywhere is far from secure. If I were to do it;
I'd put in a Li
Hey guys,
Why don't you do what I do.
We just install a computer, hook up the PBX & TVS to com ports 1 & 2 and use
PC anywhere for secure remote access.
Wolfgang
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:kxt-admin@;kxthelp.com]On Behalf Of
Rocky Freel
Sent: Tuesday, October 29,
At 06:19 AM 10/30/2002 -0800, Ross Lindahl wrote:
>At least a 3 digit dialing scheme give the impression of a larger
>company. I have no idea why you would go through all the trouble.
>
>Don Miles wrote:
>
>> I have set all extensions to 2 digits except 101 it will not accept a 2
>>digit number c
At least a 3 digit dialing scheme give the impression of a larger
company. I have no idea why you would go through all the trouble.
Don Miles wrote:
I have set all extensions to 2 digits except 101 it will not accept a 2
digit number can any one help with this?
Thank You
Don Miles
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