Charles Patterson wrote:
> A couple of things might apply...
>
> When there is caller ID turned on for co's, the system will wait a couple of
> rings. There is no cid on the T1 but I wonder if a misplaced setting (such
> as for co 9 - which I believe represents the t1 trunks) might affect it.
Charles Patterson wrote:
> Hi Dan
>
> Do the phones actually ring before the voicemail answers?
> Or is it that the caller hears a couple of rings before it is answered?
The DID xxx-xxx-2323 always goes to the AA. The DID assignment is to
extension 165 which is VM.
> If the main number is alwa
quot;Dan O'Neill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, July 25, 2005 3:36 PM
Subject: KX-T: How to reduce rings prior to AA transfer
>I want to reduce the number of rings from two (2) to zero (0) when an
> outside call to our main number is received. Our main number is always
Paul H. Gusciora wrote:
> Dan:
>
> You might get more responses if you can disclose the state and city you
> (and the phone system) are in.
Sorry, first posting to the list. I'll get the etiquette figured out.
San Diego, California.
> Do you have copies of the programming manuals for the KX-T
Dan:
You might get more responses if you can disclose the state and city
you (and the phone system) are in.
Do you have copies of the programming manuals for the KX-TD and KX-TVS?
In addition to the KX-TD timers that you found, the TVS can delay
before picking up a line. The delay depends on t
I want to reduce the number of rings from two (2) to zero (0) when an
outside call to our main number is received. Our main number is always
answered by the auto attendant. The main number is a DID from one of
the eight (8) voice channels brought in via the voice T1.
System information:
KX-TD
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