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i just installed a 8 port CID card kx-tda0193xj
and i put it in the right most port of the card and i did not touch any of the switch, and tryed also the dtmf, fsk, and visual cid options but cant get the card to work, can any body help. please.
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As far as I know the card should go on the left side( Beside metal plane for the first 8 lines. the switches should not have to be changed (all on)
Make sure you have caller id coming in on the lines, use a standard phone with caller id to check lines. Just check on card settings the caller id is enabled.( on by default, but no harm checking
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got the cid working now, thanks a lot. but how do i get the info from the cid, like miss calls, and will i be able to see the info on all handsets. all handsets are digital
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You set up call log buttons on keysets. if using a incoming call group for inbound calls put that number in after call log-
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