I see so many different prices out there for these crimps I usually buy the more expensive ones Platinum tools just wondering what others are using

Amazon wants 67.00 for 100

Do the phones have a CAP key on them?

I printed a call report log and found the extension the phone number is coming from. It was under message notification, drop-down to pager phone. I just disabled it and the dialing has stopped.

Brought the IVP8 to the office and connected to a DK40 and all appears to be working here. I can program an extension to be either 2, 3, or 4 digits and it'll call forward to the correct Vmail box and msg lights on/off work as well.
So it has to be programming on the 424 side. When I set it up originally on the 424 I used slot 66 for testing instead of the original slot 54 that it was in (cabinet 5 also has the T-1 card which makes it difficult to shut down). I was hoping to move it to the last cabinet which only has 2 station cards in it to make it easier to shut down and remove if needed. Tomorrow I'll try again and if I can't get it to work in the last cabinet then I'll put it in slot 54.

-Phones are in the same office - both running off different ports on their Gigabit switch.
-Noticed that Auto PnP was set. Looked at some other systems and that appears to be the default. Changed to NORMAL LOGIN, system restarted and we'll see what happens.

Appreciate the response!

I concur with Ed on this one. To insist that the station ends be in sequential order would be virtually impossible to do when the patch panel is terminated so remarkably. I also suspect that this install required the use of a cable comb beginning somewhere prior to the observable cable rack.

Yeah, if you don't know what the password is, you need to go into Manager and set it to a known value, then you can change the button from the phone.
Depending on the release of the IPO, consider enabling Web Self Management for the users, restrict them to what they can do, then they can use a web browser to change the buttons and manage their contacts list

In the FMprog PC-Utility Reference Manual (version 6) it says that it supports Coral v15 and higher. Does this include Coral v16? Thx

Since I have been burned by them, I would imagine others have as well. I wrote the Illinois Attorney Generals office this a.m. I hope no one else gets hurt by these people.

Hello I am looking for the FP2 bin file and possibly windba if thats something that can be shared. i have an STSe, i have recently purchased 2 of the ranger phones and cant use them without updating. this would be a great help. thank you

Other than the switch on the front of the system is turned to initialize, the passwords could have been changed. Backup file, default the system or Panasonic to reset password are your only options

You're welcome.

thank you for all the replies. Apparently the vendor was able to revert back to the old firmware so we can use our current phone of the 9015-71. Just glad we don't need purchased new desk phones. They are testing it now and hopefully won't have any issue when they come to install. Thank you again.

This lets you hard code in the LAN port in the event you would need to just as you can do with the WAN port. That way someone couldn't walk up to plug something in and get direclty on to a say Production VLAN or the likes if maybe the phone was in a warehouse or common area.

Well, that seems pretty straightforward.I'll have to get one and try. I hardly ever use the DSU / FX connections, but it's good to have a backup when you are left scratching your head as to why you cannot connect with a terminal.

Guys.. I need NEC SV9100 Ver10 Firmware and PCPro.

Well, damn. That may be the issue.

This is an mp10 running 4.46

-W

Yeah,

I messed around a bit with trying a dial block in the voicemail but that is all involving dialing. Not actual system.

Thanks for the ideas though!

Thanks! I was able to figure this out after much digging around online after having posted this.

The one we've found best that works is the Walker W10 black

Send a PM to Touch Tone Tommy. He is able to assist.

Sorry I didn't catch that it was a SL1000. Sorry not familiar with it. Have you called support?

so, the DSS died? have you tried plugging in the Phone? see if it works, then you might be able to change the mode back to day

Well, in the absence of an elegant solution, you could always cut into the cord, and splice in a length of equivalent cabling, making it as neat as possible.

Since it's not for a customer, and only you will know about the splice, (we won't tell the aesthetic police) it seems like the best way to proceed.

As an aside, the phone company, always prepared to provide as many options as possible, actually created an adapter, that allowed a standard (non-modular) power unit, such as a 20B2, to supply power to the 6xx series panels. It consisted of a female connector, mounted on a small back plane that had screw terminals, where you would feed power from the P/U. These adapters, of course, are made of UNobtainium.

Hitech, yes we fixed the problem, they are returning the phones and going with a different provider, which is a huge pain for us but its a long time customer so we bend for them.

The yealink phones are nice in every way but now that i've had a chance to really compare them with other phones they are very muffled.

The hosted provider did firmware updates but it didn't resolve anything

I feel the problem is in the actual handset so i don't think any firmware will ever fix it.