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LIFT HANDSET AND DIAL #402
IT WILL TELL YOU WHAT PORT YOU ARE ON
YOU NEED TO BE ON PORT 000
TO DO MY PREVIOUS INSTRUCTION FOR TIME CHANGE
USUALLY PORT 000 IS FIRST EXT IN SYSTEM
IE 100/200 ETC
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LIFT HANDSET AND DIAL #402
IT WILL TELL YOU WHAT PORT YOU ARE ON
YOU NEED TO BE ON PORT 000
TO DO MY PREVIOUS INSTRUCTION FOR TIME CHANGE
USUALLY PORT 000 IS FIRST EXT IN SYSTEM
IE 100/200 ETC
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I'm getting a busy signal. I lift the handset and press #, then...followed by any single digit, I get the busy signal.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by KENB:
LIFT HANDSET AND DIAL #402
IT WILL TELL YOU WHAT PORT YOU ARE ON
YOU NEED TO BE ON PORT 000
TO DO MY PREVIOUS INSTRUCTION FOR TIME CHANGE
USUALLY PORT 000 IS FIRST EXT IN SYSTEM
IE 100/200 ETC</font>
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Press the intercom button and then dial
#652 Then enter the hh mm ss in military time and push *#
This works on mine. If you still get a busy after the # try the sequence without the #
JBW
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ok press your icm button
them #402
if that doesnt work / call another station
from your phone /make sure other phone has a display it should show your extension
what is the operator x at your co
again hopefully we are looking for 100,200, etc
or on your icm dial 100/200 and what rings or who answers
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Okay, progress....int/#652/enter time in HH MM SS all works. However, I can't seem to get the phone to accept and process the change by pressing *#, or #*, or just *, or just #......you get the idea.
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I did it! I did it! I just needed to press redial after the sequence. Thank you tons everybody! This is a great site, and you all rule!
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Congratulations
My 6520sd doesn't have a redial button so I had to use the *# buttons. Good Luck to you.
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