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Looking to sell over stock.
NEC UNIVERGE DT820-8 LDX BLACK IP SPEAKERPHONE
ITY 8 LDX-1 BK
New in the box. Sell 4 at a time.
juno

I could entertain this possibility, indeed. Albeit they're a bit hard to come by around here, sometime ago I was able to find a reasonably priced KX-TDA30BR for what would be equivalent to fifty bucks, roughly. I'll be on the lookout.

Meanwhile, I'm holding on to this old kicker. It has been serving well, for now.

Get yourself a Panasonic TDA50G, it should have the Caller ID module already installed. It supports the 7200 and 7400 series telephones, and can be programmed from a phone. Panasonic manufactured them for about 18 years, plenty of them out there and cheap.
Kevin

I have an NEC sv9100 CP10 that has a VPN connection to another building.That building has IP phones. Sporadically some of the IP phones will continue to reboot and end up with "SIP server not found" After a period of time the phones will eventually come back up. While these phones are rebooting I am able to ping the 9100 directly from the ping feature of the phone and Im able to ping the phones IP address that was assigned when they worked.
IT has watched the VPN tunnel and its fine. This happens quite a few times during the week.
Not sure how confusing this is lol
Any thoughts

In 47-02-14 I have it going to 47-07-9 and it is set to announcement

Change the mailbox from a routing box to an announcement box.

Have a SV9100 I am trying to set up a voicemail box up for store hours and then have it go back to the main menu. I have the mailbox set up, but it wants to record a message instead of going to the main menu. What am I missing?

Awesome, that is exactly what I was looking for. We sent a few tests and it was pretty accurate even with bad audio. Thank you!

I would suggest Avaya IP Office with Small Community Networking to link the 4 sites together. Pretty simple to setup, even for a retired guy!

Old system, indeed. But it was cheap, got intercom and still a bit interesting piece of tech to play around.

In other news, I've searched everything across Google and USENET and didn't find much information on the subject, though some Cyrillic-writing folks do suggest this board may have compatibility issues with some ye' olde TD1232 ROM's. Since those two are nearly twins, I'm gonna assume this also holds true for TD816. Another possibility is that some obscure SYS or COS bit needs to be set for the system to be able to work with that hardware. The only thing that surprises me in that is the fact this little card was manufactured back in 1993, whilst my KSU got a 1996 ROM, so it may well be a regional thing.

The seller told me he knows some old folks who probably know something about it. There's a thin chance someone got this forgotten piece of knowledge written at back of some paper bag out there. I'll check with him and report back.

He also doesn't have the pure FSK version, i.e. TD193X, so whatever happens, I guess I'll have to make do with that one. That stuff is incredibly hard to find around here, and, though I love those Panasonic systems, I have to say they've gone on full Apple on those. It's quite infuriating how murky waters get when it comes to compatibility of modules between only slightly different regional versions of the same model.

Samsung OS 7400 with a Pri No longer shows Caller ID Information. I told the client it might be a new flavor from the C.O. and support on your system stopped years ago. That being said they want to upgrade about 300 phones across 4 sites currently 4) OS 7400's networked via Spnet. For security reasons head of IT wants premise not hosted One Server at main location for all sites he's looking at Grand stream any recommendations. Being retired is too much work. LoL.

John 807

It's been a loooong time since I touched an 816, and always programmed from the telephone! Afraid I'm of no help here...

Here's some configuration screenshots.

Hello, folks

Know it's a long shot by now to ask about this, but I have to try.

My KSU is a KX-TD816BX, no silver sticker, bog standard P401A firmware. Works fine, no issues whatsoever (except clock and RTC battery, but that's another story.)

I've installed a KX-TD193DX Caller ID board on it. However, despite going to program [406] and enabling Caller ID for all CO lines, I get nothing... Either on DPT screens or SMDR output. It's the same thing as the card wasn't there.

Now, the guy who sold me the pull card told me that some systems may be incompatible with the DX variant (that, besides also processing DTMF, seems to be a widely different project.) Is it true?

Things that I tried thus far:
- Connected a PSTN phone to T1/R1 corresponding pins (I get tone, as expected, so no continuity issues);
- Tried a lot of different CID protocols using PAP2T;
- Enabled CPC (100ms), though I don't think that has anything to do with it — I just did it because "CPC" is printed on the card;
- Resetting the entire thing (system data clear);
- Tried to change some COS bits based on poorly translated info. from here (but not only it's for KX-T1232, but probably the RU version, on P211P, albeit this makes me thing there is, somewhere, some flag I probably have to toggle for it to work.)

I'm very tempted, at this point, to get all those lines hooked up to my old R-Pi to see if I get any data on D0-D7... But, if I can't make it work, I'll probably just return it.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

Yeah. The customer prefers that I deal with the ‘9’ than him having to print and change 64 faceplates. :-)

I always created 2 short codes.
XXXXXXXXXX;
N
ARS 50

&

1XXXXXXXXXX;
1N
ARS 50

No 9 needed to dial out, conforms to Kari law, obviously after creating emergency Short code of 911

Email sent to https://sundance-communications.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/users/46473/wyoguy

126 rooms swap out with a running phone system. Please text me at 203 494 9599

The property is located in Rockspring Wyoming.

Other municipalities have recommended Exacom to us. They know their stuff for sure but they are a little expensive. actually everybody we have talked to in this field is pretty expensive.

We did find and tested with a company called Barix their device registers like an ATA and when it senses voice it calls an extension, all you need is for that extension to answer and open up a talk path and record. which we have successfully accomplished. however these communications are critical and we wouldn't want to take on the responsibility if an important radio call didn't get recorded.