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They share the same phones with another company

I have one sitting on the shelf for years that does the same thing. Never bothered to open it, the older ones were bad enough.

Good luck and let me know what you find.

-Hal

Yes, I have to agree.


That's what I speculated above. Possibly the other lines are able to ignore it but not the third line. Different equipment? The system might cause a noise pulse that's interpreted as a "1" when it goes off hook. I believe there are relays for each line and they have to be at least 30 years old.

Again, I would want to listen in on the CO lines as the system goes off hook. That would give you the answer.

-Hal

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Playstation or Xbox?

I have OfficeServ 7200 with an R2 trunk. I access to setup with Installation Tool through network, can you tell me settings numbers I must change to do it?

I was thinking the same thing.
thanks gary s

That's what I did, so x10 is now x16. They may not even care, just wondering if it can be done. Next time I'm in the shop I'll see if we have a spare 924 to try.

Is it possible that the display is showing a message indicator instead of showing the call forwarding enabled?

The sequence to enable call forwarding Busy / No answer on a DK system would normally be ITCM #604 333 Speed dial {Seconds} Redial

In the phone system set the lines to vm trunk group 2
In the voicemail set the port trunk service for trunk group 2 to service group 2
In the voicemail set service group 2 for its day, night, lunch, break modes to answer where you want.

Also in the phone system be sure that you haven't restricted the Tenant 2 from being able to dial the voicemail extensions. (2.7.3)

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Absolutely, you can swap in the 500 ringer. The ringer capacitor is A and K on the network. One side of the ringer goes to L1, the other side of the ringer goes to K, and a jumper wire from A to L2 will complete the circuit.

CenturyLink rebranding.

Thanks - a little more info needed

What Release?
What type of card is providing the analog station ports?
Key or PBX mode?

There are some really stupid interactions depending on the release, the card (ETR, ATM Combo, Phone-2/8), and the mode


THIS gives an overview

i have seen this for years, the date and time shows the Year 2092. Reboot is the only remedy until it is on ver 5.01

if they say Officeserv on the plastic you can through TFTP.

i have swapped back and forth on models.

did you ever find a resolution to this, i had a customer with a similar issue and could not fix it.

Yes, turns out bad cable pairs. Funny though all sets were working for a couple of weeks? Thanks Nameless.

C5Z ,don't know if you saw this post from the beginning. It is a PRI problem, I'm at the end of trying to resolve where the problem originates. My solution is to keep inbound calls, all DID's are working on the PRI, the trunk card is still in the switch, pre PRI, so i want to have all outbound traffic go thru POTS, Inbound on the PRI.

I was able to get a good answer regarding it on Spiceworks: https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/2288618-on-site-pbx-integration-with-microsoft-teams
Basically you would need to get a SBC and a whole lot of configuration etc. and that it seems to be pretty pricey.

Question, has anyone actually used these browser phones yet? They are embedded with the InUC supposedly.

I would be interested to know as well. My biggest red flag is that NEC expects you to cover all the service calls as they won't troubleshoot with the end user.

Just recently tried upgrading a customer's IPO to R11.0.44 to fix a bug that had popped up. They were on 11.0.1.
I got connected with Manager and started the upgrade, but it wouldn't accept my password. I tried every password I could think of, and no go.
I accessed the Security settings on the IPO and made sure that the System password was set properly. The upgrade still would not go. Rebooted the system, still no go.

Finally, I simply powered down and did a format and re-created the SD card to get this system upgraded.

Talking with my support guy about this, he said that this upgrade issue has been seen in R11 Manager. First I've heard of it. Anyone else experience anything similar?

Customer has 7400 system Version 4.98 using SIP trunks.
Trying to use SL ports for incoming and outgoing faxes.

This is a school with perhaps 10 fax machines.
Trying to save POTS line charges.

SL ports work OK on incoming faxes
Outgoing faxes get "communication errors" consistently.
Fax machine spped lowered to 9600, doesn't help.

SL ports are set up as fax3 and CO ringing.
Codec for SIP trunks is set for G.711U

I'm told these settings are correct.

Anyone have a solution ?

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