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I have inherited another techs DK40 install just last week. Something weird is going on.

They have a mix of 2010's, 2010SD's, and 2020SD's. I have looked at the phones programming in load 39 and find that the programmed buttons dont match whats physically on the phone. I edited the lines and nothing changed on the phone.

oh wiat, dummy Toshiba newbie question here...

Even though I can access admin programming and it looks like I am editing things, can I only edit and do work from extension 10 (port 000). Cause now I am thinking I am a dumb*** for trying to change things from extension 16.

Tell me thats why this didnt work, I love when the answer is stupidly obvious hahahaha.

Ray


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You can do system programming from any DKT/EKT port on a DK40. Did you remember to press Hold to save your settings?

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I have a feeling the previous tech changed some of the default port-to-intercom assignments..and your assuming they're defaulted..therefore the buttons aren't "jivving" with what the programmings showing for the 'default' port..because it isn't that port anymore. I suggest going into program 04 'station logical port-intercom assignment' and scroll through and see if and where any changes may be. I know it's program 04 with the DK280's and I haven't messed with the DK40 that much but I believe it's also prog. 04 with the DK40. Let us know what the problem was.

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barster may be close. To check it, goto your display phones and enter Int.#402. Is th LOG Port the same as the PHY Port? If not, then the user has made changes to STATION RELOCATION (as described in the Admin User Guide)

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are the key strip assignments in 38 the same
as the phone
and read caution of speaker to leave not hold
also if your doing a lot of 280/424
that ext 25 on dk is port 015 not port 025
i was rushed on thurs
and was programming on 000 programmed 038
pressed hold out and she lost keys

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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by barster:
I have a feeling the previous tech changed some of the default port-to-intercom assignments..and your assuming they're defaulted..therefore the buttons aren't "jivving" with what the programmings showing for the 'default' port..because it isn't that port anymore. I suggest going into program 04 'station logical port-intercom assignment' and scroll through and see if and where any changes may be. I know it's program 04 with the DK280's and I haven't messed with the DK40 that much but I believe it's also prog. 04 with the DK40. Let us know what the problem was.</font>

I will definately look at program 04 and see if things jive. It was really weird to go into 39 and see buttons programmed that didnt show up on the phone. I was wondering if maybe the ports didnt match the station #'s.

Though if I remember when I was programming 016 the intercom key was programmed as ##16 I think. I am pretty sure thats why I thought I was programming the correct phone.

Ray

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barster and voyager above were telling you to go icm #402 on the set if its a display
it will show port xxx ext xxx
in the display
if no display put one on
port 016 is x26
for x16 you should be in port 006

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I am not entirely sure if this applies to the DK40, but I know on the DK 16 and 16e you have to cycle the power on/off for the changes to take affect.

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in 03 not in 04/38/39

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