I have a KX-TD1232 with a TVS-50 attached to it. I must be missing somthing easy here.
The AA and voicemail work fine when no one answers the phone, however I cant figure
out how to transfer a incomming call to a VM box (ie hes not here right now, would you
like his voicemail?)
Your probably go
I can answer the button at least, the message button only works when there
is a message.
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I have a KX-TD1232
You need to program a button for "Voicemail Transfer", otherwise known as
VTR-165.
Now for all sorts of questions:
165 should work for voicemail.
Has the system been working already or is it a new installation?
Is the TVS digitally integrated properly? (i.e. was it installed with "quick
setup"?)
A
Deny outbound calls from the voicemail, or at least restrict outbound
calls to 7 digit numbers.
This is a classic phreaker trick. It's been done almost since voicemail
was invented. I recall doing it around 18 years ago as a kid. One time,
there was an 800 number that if you dialed , you got d
T1 uses pins 1&2 and 4&5.
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Subject: Re: KX-T: T1 Wiring over Cat5/RJ45
Be advised also, the USOC design
If there is an existing feed, use it. You don't need cat 5. After all,
it's probably being carried on 50 year old cable for 2 miles to your
building, another hundred feet of cat 1 is insignificant.
To answer your question, if you wire it up like an ethernet cable
(straight-thru), it'll work just f
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