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#122663 01/24/05 01:43 PM
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Hello,

I would like to know how to specify the type of telephone set connected to the extension. We used to have a cordless phone hooked up to Ext. 25 and now I'm trying to connect a Norstar M7324 to it. Its not working (nothing shows on LCD and no lines/buttons working). When I connect the same phone to ext. 21, it works.

We have an old Meridian system in our office 30NSE04 DR-5.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

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Was the cordless connected through an ata? If so, remove the ata! You cannot tell the system what kind of set is installed.

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Thanks for your quick response.

What does an ATA look like? Would this be closed to where the system is installed??

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IT IS A GREY BOX ABOUT 5 INCHES BY 7 INCHES AND ABOUT 1 INCH THICK. IT HAS A BLACK POWER CORD AND A PLUG IN AT THE TOP FOR AN RJ11 PLUG. (STANDARD PHONE PLUG IN). IT WILL MOST LIKELY BE NEAR THE SYSTEM.


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If you trace your jumpers from ext. 25 it should take you right to it.


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Got it!! Thanks alot. I just searched the net for ATA's and got the picture.

Now, all I need to do is just disconnect both the RJ11 wires and connect them together using a RJ11 extender with female on both ends .. or connect main wire straight to the phone. no further programming required correct?

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Thanks so much guys, I've been trying to accomplish this for so long.

I really appreciate the fast responses!
Thanks again!


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