Intercept Routing No Answer (IRNA)
This will direct an incoming call to a specific extension (165 for vm) if it
goes unanswered for x number of rings.
IRNA is set per trunk group (409-day/ 410-night), and the number of rings is
set in the timer section (203).
charles
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I haven't used it yet but I'm 99% sure there is a beep, and a setting for
how soon it occurs before disconnect.
Charles
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Cc: "Jeff Hollingsworth
arles
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To: "Charles P." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 4:12 PM
Subject: Re: KX-T: Re: [kxtd] Payphones
> "Charles P." wrote:
> &g
arles
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From: "Michael N. Marcus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Charles P." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 6:32 AM
Subject: Re: [kxtd] Payphones
> Hi, Charles...
>
> Two comments:
>
>
Phil,
It would help to know a bit more about the hacking that took place.
Did they use the device notification feature?
If you check the tvs system reports you can quickly see which mailboxes have
that activated. Or if unauthorized boxes had been created. In my first
hacked system we found mailbo
Prioritytel.com used to sell manuals too (you could download)
Also, Ablecomm used to have a cheat sheet with programming codes on their
website.
www.ablecomm.com
Charles
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2003 1
Cahl,
>
> Just for the sake of an argument, doesn't the T1 option on a KXTD require
a
> dual cabinet for 24+8 lines?
> If it does, that's a lot of hardware to add a T1.
>
NOPE
It does require an additional csu/dsu ~$500 to 1K or so retail.
You get 24 T lines PLUS 8 copper on ONE KSU.
That makes i
The usual break even point is around 10 to 12 lines, so if you do use a lot
of long distance that may be good for you.
Many providers will be able to install a "channel bank" for you. That takes
the T1 and gives you regular POTS type of dial tone on a regular wire pair
for each line. When they d
I think the question still exists as to whether the TVS75 will integrate
with the 624, it may be too old, I'm not sure. Does the TVS have the 624
listed in it's set up list? (I think that is in Program/ Other/ PBX
Parameters- or else in the quick setup option) That would be significant.
Charles
> That's exactly what I want. The daughter has her own line, and the parents
have
> their own line. They want to be able to diiferntiate between the two. I'm
not
> sure I understand what you mean with an analog port. Through the KXTD?
>
Couple ways
1. analog port on the ksu would be any jack that
Bill,
The ring cadence from the phone company has no effect on the ring cadence
from the ksu (in either the analog or digital ksu's).
What is the situation that they want to accomplish? Is it that they want to
know if a certain line is ringing so they can decide whether to answer it?
(i.e. they
Hi all,
I have used KXTD7890 spread spectrum cordless phone for sale on ebay (single
line cordless).
I know someone was looking for one a couple of months ago.
These are the longest range cordless phones Panasonic ever made.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3404064579
(free shipp
Ross,
Is 191 selected from a voicemail menu? If so, you could program phantom
buttons instead. Put a phantom button on all the phones with ringing turned
on only on for the group that wants it. The button will flash at all the
other stations.
(I assume you are not sending the co calls dil 1:1 to
Matt,
Unfortunately, the Holiday mode cannot be switched remotely.
Here's what I usually recommend:
In the TVS100, you have both the "company greeting" and the "custom menu".
I usually would record a blank moment into the company greeting, then use
the custom menu for the whole greeting. Now, yo
Sounds like delayed ring, but that was only available in the 616...
Could it be a 616 in disguise? (maybe not a US version?)
Charles
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From: "Don Ritchie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 8:24 PM
Subject: I can't post to the list
>
> I have a cu
Everything you mentioned except caller id logs (I think)
cp
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From: "John Burk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 07, 2003 9:45 PM
Subject: KX-T: KX-TD1232 DATA BACK UP
> Hello
>
>
> I'm yet to test a back up floppy I made of a
The setting for that is in
System Parameters /Other /Dialing Parameters /Call transfer no-answer time
The default is 20 seconds.
Charles
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 07, 2003 9:39 PM
Subject: KX-T: 1232-4 & TVS-200
If he is a business owner, he (and you, of course) should be serious about
getting a system that will do the job right, plus flexibility. Sometimes
people may insist that they do not need any expansion capability, we all
know that is probably not true. That person might respond better to the
term
esday, February 04, 2003 9:45 PM
Subject: Re: KX-T: Re: Re: Power issues with a KX-TD1232-6
> Unnamed Administration sources reported that Charles P. said:
> >
> >
> >
> > > When nothing else made sense I pulled the xdp pairs (the analog pair)
off
> > of
> &
This is also true, (it may be that the phones grab lines from their own
cabinet, I can't quite remember),
so in a dual cabinet, I put the co's from the first cabinet into group 2,
and the co's 13-24 into group 1. Now (all other things being normal) all
outgoing calls will auto hunt starting with
Joe,
Someone correct me if I'm wrong (it could happen).
If the trunks are in the same trunk group, then they will hunt down from the
higher number to the lower. That is the default. The individual groups
hunt from lower to the higher group number.
Put all the co's in one group and the auto hunt
> >This may be a stupid question, but does anyone know how many extensions
> >are supported with the caller ID module on a new KXTA624. Customer has
> >nine extensions and wants Caller ID displayed on all kxt7135 phones for
> >all 3 CO lines.
>
> It is a bit stupid. All.
>
Don't forget though, t
great,
some probably tried dialing a phone number starting with 451 when they were
on the intercom dial tone...
charles
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I forgot to mention the number for Communicator Tel is 800-777-1036
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> You can conntact John Almont at Communicator Tel.
> He is often on this list.
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Ross,
You can conntact John Almont at Communicator Tel.
He is often on this list. He used to be able to sell you a Zoom modem
programmed for the Pana systems. I got one and it worked right away.
(Anytime I try to do it myself it doesn't seem to work properly- I think I
need to spend a bit more
What features of a TVS-75 would make you want to replace the 50?
Charles
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2003 1:47 PM
Subject: KX-T: Looking for TVS-75
I currently have a TVS-50, and would like to upgrad
These are good points
>
> Pro:
> 1. Putting the fax IN the system allows logging incoming and
> outgoing length of calls and numbers.
> The first time my wife's business was able to confirm (via a
> 20+ minute call) the fax report which said that 35 pages were sent
> vs. the people at the receivin
> rerecord them w/ 1
> sec. of recording. THEN you get the option to go in and "Turn off the
> prompt"..
>
Gotta be one of the worst programming oversights... that is, I assume they
didn't _plan_ it that way...
cp
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Hi Nick,
The prompts may be different numbers in certain tvs units.
Here is a list of both numbers side by side for prompts that I often change:
==OLD/NEW PROMPTS ==
354 -467"please wait a moment"
363 -553"sorry, no one is available to answer the call"
370-60 "calling the operator"
371
The only problem I had with that was when the customer had a bunch of speed
dials programmed into the fax machine. The ksu pick up dialing was not fast
enough to beat the speed dialing.
One such customer went ahead and re-programmed all the speeddials with 9p.
cp
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Fro
Intercept routing will get unanswered calls into voicemail... but that means
really unanswered incoming calls.
Calls that have been answered by a person and then transfered, or internal
calls (station to station) can only be sent to voicemail with forwarding (or
manually with VTR button).
The conc
There is a way to set the whole system to default to voice announce
intercom, usually people prefer the autoanswer button... except for when
they forget to press it on.
cp
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From: "Richard C. McCoy Jr., R.Ph." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'KXT Help Forum'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED
An external dialer on the co seems to be the best idea.
Hot shot dialers would be my suggestion.
Other choice would be to program a speed dial button, the one right above
the co line, so it grabs only that co and dials the number. Limited by the
number of trunk groups available.
Charles
- O
Since the mailboxes are working I assume you have the digital integration
working ok, so dialing Intercom 165 goes to the voicemail, etc.
You need to go into the Port set up menu in the TVS and tell it that each
port goes to custom menu 1. When you go into that menu, and select port 1,
it then o
They go for about $100 to $300 on ebay, depending on if there are any phones
included, etc.
Charles
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From: "Lindley, Corey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 31, 2002 11:17 AM
Subject: KX-T: KXt61610
>
> I would like to know the mark
o
work before the power trouble".
When I tested it, I found that I had to press Intercom first... and nothing
I tried would change that!
The 2002 Miss Communication award goes to...
thanks
Charles
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From: "Charles P." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
A kxt616 had a power glitch the other day (dual power outages) and it lost
all of it's programming.
Now everything has been reprogrammed and seems to function BUT
the flexible DSS buttons and feature buttons do not connect by one touch
press. You must press intercom first, then the button (the co
Check that the front of the phone is not blocked--- where the hole for the
microphone is located.
If that hole is blocked you can get a lot of strange occurances. Sometimes
you may get feedback or it may just seem to shut down.
One girl complained of speakerphone problems, over the course of two
You may have done these already...
I know you said it is set up as AA, but be sure you check in the menus that
the ports are not set as "voicemail". They should be set as "auto
attendant". Also, that the ports are assigned to custom menu 1 (that's
usually the default).
Charles
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The numbers available without any severe programming changes are
100, 200, 189, 190, 195, and 265-290
165 to 188 are for voicemail. If you moved the 165-188 to 265-288, that
might do it for you.
If at all possible, it is recommended NOT to change too many numbers around
(or delete existing func
> Is there a central closet on the floor somewhere?
>
The funny thing was, in the hour I was there the central closet was not
readily apparent! We looked in two stairwells and two central hallways.
(This visit was on my time).
> You can get wire-tracing tools, think of a icecube+torpedo on stero
rfectly, but neither a KX-TD7895 nor EnGenius SN920 would
work.
> >
> >(2) Another customer is using it in Manhattan (the worst place for
cordless
> >phones). He has a U-shaped apartment, wrapped around an elevator shaft,
and
> >he gets complete coverage, where several
Thanks everyone for the replies,
Thanks Randy for reminding me, I forgot about the cordless desk phone. This
customer wants one too.
They were interested in a system for their apartment in Manhattan. I went to
look and found that all the existing wiring was buried a few years ago when
the apartme
I think this is where they get the phrase "slightly ahead of our time" (in
other words, "we don't always know what we're doing until we did it")
The new TVS120 is a 6 port system.
I would expect when building these things that they would use similar cases,
boards, etc as the TVS200, and be able to
If you're going -5, go ahead and upgrade the 4 to a 5.
The -5 + do not need any re-sync time period. They do it automatically.
This is significant.
It makes dual cabinets much more reliable in case of power outage.
Charles
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From: "John Burk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <
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
---
Try this
tell the mailbox that it has no extension assigned to it.
i.e. delete the extension number from the mailbox setting.
Charles
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From: "Wolfgang@Network Telephone Company" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2002 12:12 PM
Su
>
> Thinking about it for a minute though, the firmware in the chip reverses
the
> operation of the 990 bit for distinctive icm tone. If it was changed from
> default, then the chip was installed, it should remain the same. i.e.
when
> the increase volume chip is installed the tone should change
Sitting here with the flu and not much energy to get up and do real work I
took to modifying this spam so it would be more on topic for the list...
> Dear Friend,
>
>I am a phone user resident and practicing in
>Lagos, Nigeria and I am using this correspondence to urgently seek
>
Surprised me too, the first time I saw that.
The few 624's I put in never had all phones ring at the same time, or didn't
use dss buttons. Then one did and it looked like a christmas tree. (or a
traffic jam, depending on your mood).
Charles
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From: "Dan Padilla" <[EMA
Oh,
It's late, I realize I didn't completely answer your actual question,
to remove it from group 1 use program code 401 instead of 400.
If you put co2 into a different group, it will still be accessed from your
phone, but not as the first outgoing line.
Charles
>
> [Program] * # 1234
> enter
Bob,
[Program] * # 1234
enter program code 400
enter co number 02
press the "sel" select button to toggle "CONNECT" to "NO CONNECT"
press "autodial/store"
That will delete co2 from the system.
If you wanted to keep it in the system but just not make it the first co to
call out on, that would be
Chris,
My email to you was rejected, do you have another address, or was something
just screwy with the server?
Charles
**
Each of the following recipients was rejected by a remote mail server.
The reasons given by the server are included to he
> XDP (prog 600) needs to be OFF on ON for parallel to work.
>
I love it when we all get tierd at the end of day
OFF on ON... sounds right to me.
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I think you have a bug (not the system... you). I had a bug last week but
I'm feeling much better now.
391 or 390 have nothing to do with the xdp setting...
Or are you talking about something else?
:)
cp
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Which system?
I believe the cycle is now adjustable, and the tone can be turned on/off.
Charles
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From: "Bill Maxey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 11:08 AM
Subject: KX-T: KX-TD308 Door Intercom issues
> My client is com
Michael,
Are the slt's alone on the jacks or are they plugged in with a digital
phone?
I know you said you tried xdp on and off but I just want to be sure.
> 691 parallel on or off,
Also, the parallel on/off code should be 391 not 691 but I assume that was
probably a typing error.
A few other q
What version system do you have?
you should be able to do all that by programming phantom numbers, mailboxes
for those numbers, and message waiting lamp buttons and phantom buttons on
the extensions that need those boxes.
Charles
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From: "Brian Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECT
> ..(don't remove
> the digital phone if using XDP on the analog vmail ports!)
That can't be right. (everything else seems correct though) I use xdp ports
all the time for all kinds of things without a digital phone.
I took over a D1232-1 that was using the Pana TVP150 on xdp ports
221-222-2
Hi Clyde,
I just put one in today.
The first 24 pairs are just like the other KXTD extension cards:
3 pairs per extension-
pair1-analog connection
pair2- digital connection
pair3- not really used (compatiblility connection for OHCA on the older 7130
phones)
The last 25th pair is the doorphone c
Mike,
That is a good test, because it should work if all the settings are correct
(you have to find that class of service setting that allows forwarding off
premise, or co to co, or whatever it's called) And there may be other
settings needed in the TD500 that us little guys may not be aware of.
Jim,
Do those RAD amps really improve the audio?
I've just forwarded an analog ext out to a co but if there is a need for
better audio, the rad amps sound like a good choice.
Charles
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From: "Jim Marks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Mike Frederick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "K
I, too, use beanies regularly and never seem to have a problem with them.
(I never realized they were looked down upon ) .
The UG UR and UY connectors are great too (especially UG for splicing to an
existing cable), but I have had a number of UG connectors fall apart, the
green part would fall o
Hi John,
I use these Power Paks exclusively for all installs now. They are great.
Too bad the TVS does not have a plug for them, so the TVS will need a
different UPS.
Remember, when you plug in the power pak, the on-off switch does NOT turn
off the ksu anymore, you need to pull the power pak plu
I'm also looking for headset recommendations... the customer is interested
in cordless headsets for possibly 5 of his staff.
>From the types available today, do any have problems when working near
other wireless headset devices?
Anyone have any bad experiences with particular models?
thanks
C
Sorry, it's been a long day and I'm too tired to look this up.
Can a D1232-5 support 4 DSS consoles? or is that only with a dual cabinet?
Charles
Charles Patterson
Global Communications
Tarrytown, NY
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Along with the other suggestions, you can open up a phone and attach a
louder horn speaker to the 2 speaker wires in the phone (voiding waranty of
course). You can pick up a horn speaker with a built in amplifier at Radio
Shack as mentioned or from Valcom.
This would also allow general paging as
Here are some suggestions
To make them ring from one number is easy-- but it won't be the ext. number
you now use.
You need to program a Phantom extension number, then assign a button for
that Phantom number on both phones. Now when someone dials that phantom
number both phones will ring. You ca
Ross,
you should be able to do that just by using the analog port of a digital
extension (xdp NOT turned on, so the analog is in parallel).
Once the pc is finished dialing, picking up the phone should cut right in
and take over the call. That's the way it works with my cordless I have in
parallel
Aha, problem solved.
The COS in the ksu for the VM ports needs to have "transfer to CO" enabled.
I had enabled it for the extension doing the forwarding, but not for the VM
ports.
Charles
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I'm trying to set remote call forwarding to co on an 816-5 and TVS-50.
The TVS does remotely set the extension to "fwd all" to the co.
Calls from another extension to the forwarded extension will forward ok.
Outside calls that reach the forwarded extension cannot be completed. The
system tries t
Would doubling up on pairs help with this one? or would there be other
problems...
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To: "KXT Mailing list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 10:33 PM
Subject: Re: KX-T: Fw: Cabling limitation on KXTD1232
>
>
Hi Dan,
Paul's suggestions are good... also
Set up Phantom Extensions in the ksu, then you assign the phantom extension
to the virtual mailbox.
Without the phantom extension you will need to have "all calls tfr to
mailbox" on in the box, or hit #6, or custom service key to mailbox in order
to re
I took a VA system out of one home and put in a TD816, the customer saw the
7400 size and said no way. He loves the footprint size of the 7000.
> > but we love the 7400 series telephones.7000 or 7300 do not compare
> >
>
> The 7300s are chick phones. Real men want 7400s (but not the wussy
Randy (or others),
When would a customer choose the A1232 over the D1232? is it just the price
that makes a difference?
Charles
>
> > Does anyone have this unit up and running yet?
>
> I have several.
> >
>
> It is a good system, I prefer the digital however the TA is a good system.
> >
e adapter, near the KSU
> and see if it works First. Then look for shorts.
>
> rd
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Charles P." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "kxthelp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2002 6:16 PM
What would cause doorboxes on a D1232 to stop sending audio?
KXTD1232 with a kxtd160 door adapter was hit by lighting. The ksu, the door
adapter card, and the door boxes (two) have been replaced but there is still
no audio through the boxes. Pressing the button will ring the phones, but
neither b
David,
I have a teltronics buffer. I think it needs proprietary software to make
it work though.
www.avtele.com/auction/teltronics1frnt.jpg
www.avtele.com/auction/teltronics2lbl.jpg
www.avtele.com/auction/teltronics3bk.jpg
If you think you could use it just say the word.
Charles
- Origin
> The argument I see is either tapping the station side vs. tapping the CO
> directly.
>
> The PD will have 12 extensions, tapping the station side may not be
> practical due to the fact that calls may be transferred from the call
taker
> to an officer, then transferred again to a detective or LT
>
> I don't agree. Station side would be preferred.
>
> Recording from the trunk side can be difficult when you are using PRI or
T1.
> Also, if you record from the CO lines, then you have to have some special
> procedure to use a non-recorded line, be it a separate line, separate
trunk
> group,
Here's what there is, and I've had a small customer service call center use
this:
When the supervisor has executive busy override capability, they can join in
a call in progress by pressing the co line. That actually sets up a
conference call between the caller, the operator and the supervisor. I
The last thing we need, auto bots on the mailing list. Next thing you know
they'll be applying for certification...
cp
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From: "Carl Navarro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Christine Hall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, July 13, 2002 4:00 PM
Subject
OOPS,
>Have you used this monitoring from a supervisor. I was thinking that
>was only to monitor the number of callers in queue for that group.
My mistake. When I first heard about "call monitoring" for ucd groups I
imagined it was for supervisory monitoring, then I believed my own
imagination
> This is the solution you should be selling. CM30 box is old and analog.
> Get it on digital and then email it.
>
But if you are getting from the handset, you are still getting analog, and
everyone's phone has an extra appendage hanging from it.
With the -5 you can set silent monitoring for
No, the "general delivery box" class of service is only for the default 998
box.
If you have ext and box 132 to be used as an operator or general box, you go
into the tvs to the auto-attendant options, operator features and set
"operator mailbox" to 132.
Lost calls will still get sent to 998 occa
Tim,
IF you connect it to the same jack as a digital phone, AND you program the
digital phone to go directly to the line (prog 99,1,2,store), AND xdp is
turned OFF...
Then it will work.
You will need to keep the digital set plugged in as well.
Charles
Charles Patterson
Global Communications
T
Try contacting Brooks at Teledynamics 800-847-5629
They have good prices and good stock.
He always reads this mail list too. (Hi Brooks!)
Charles
Charles Patterson
Global Communications
Tarrytown, NY
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From: "Hello" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL
Looks like a bit of difficulty to get the 624 to do this. Another option
might be to use an analog port and attach an external ringer (or more than
one) to it. Then the people who need to answer those calls can listen for
the unique sound of the ringer. They will still need to press the co butto
This is how it would work in the digital systems, there should be something
similar in the TA-624.
You would want to use Ring Group. Put 101 and 102 into the same group, then
have the TVS option set to call that group number when the caller presses a
digit (or dials the ring group number). If th
Just to clarify, the tvs has a setting for the operator extension AND the
operator mailbox. I usually leave the operator extension as 0, then it uses
what ever ext. number you set as operator in the ksu. But the tvs has 998 as
the default operator BOX. That can be changed to the number of the op
The best thing for you is to set up UCD (Uniform Call Distribution). That
will do almost exactly what you want.
You set up 4 extensions in the ucd group. Calls to that group will be
distributed one by one to the next free operator. Calls that are unanswered
are on hold and processed according to a
Rob,
> a maximum of 4 minutes
Explain a bit more about the situation... _why_ would you want someone on
hold for that long? What are you trying to accomplish? There may be a better
way to solve it.
Charles
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Aha, always something new to learn
I've used DID on a T1, I didn't realize the regular ol' DID's were only one
way.
thanks
cp
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From: "Randy Dell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Charles P" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesd
OK,
what is 2-way DID?
I know what it does when it comes in... what would it do going out?
Charles
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Ha,
I just spotted a KXT7433 in a commercial for Broadway.com!
The lady is listening to a poorly dubbed answering machine (tvs?), pressing
buttons on her 7433.
It goes by pretty fast but they do show the phone about 3 times.
Charles
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Is there a way to cut and paste from a Windows window to the DOS window of
the Pana software? That might ease speeddial entry.
charles
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816 with TVS50
Can caller id come through to a 7433 when the phone is busy, and calls are
dil 1:N?
i.e. the vm has not answered the call yet. Calls ring DIL 1:N, boss would
like to see caller id on his display when he is on the phone, since he is
often alone in the office.
Possible?
thansk
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I believe the ksu has gone bad but I wonder if any others have seen this.
When accessing the door intercoms through this 616, there is a loud squeal
(not feedback). I tried replacing the door controller card but got the same
result, I tried it with no doorboxes connected and got the same result
This may take some thinking "outside the box"
A residential customer has 3 mailboxes on his TVS-50/ 816,
general/wife/husband.
He wants to be able to use live call screening so they can hear who is
leaving a message, then pick up if they want to talk to them.
Well, LCS was designed to be used on
Got another DBS question for you ambidextrous people.
Customer has a DBS 824 and Panavoice voicemail.
They have 5 co lines and I needed to stop line 5 from being answered by the
voicemail.
When I got into the system I found that the vm greeting answers lines 1-4 on
a delayed ring but line 5 gets
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