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DSS buttons on a TDA100 go on when the phone is unplugged. Any way to deactivate that without loosing the busylamp. Customer unpluges about 5 of the 30 sets that are outside. Only uses them about 1 day a week. Still need DSS buttons for those sets, just don't need lights on when they are unplugged?
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I've told that to Panasonic before, they need to change that.
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I think it is a good idea, then the other people know when the phone is available or not
I also look at the dss when leaving a site to see if all extensions are ok, any red ones I push to see busy. no more "ext is not working since you were here" calls
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It should be optional at the least. It sucks when you have situations like Bogaard's where customers unplug phones at times for whatever reason.
Aaron
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