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I have a system set up like a basic key system with 2 lines. How do I get the cordless to ring with the other phones with the CO line appearances on them?
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what kind of system is it? That information would help a lot.
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Sorry about that. It is a SX200 CX controller with 4.0.4.9 SW.
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Not positive but I would think that you could just twin the phone to one of the sets.
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The twinning didn't work because of the CO line appearances. I had to put the phones in a pick up group and use the access code to receive the call. The cordless doesn't ring but they can hear the other phones ringing to be able know when to pickup.
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well at least you found a workable solution.
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