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Do you know how to get into CAT mode and do you know the password for the system?

I have no experience on the NEC other than the DS1000. So I do not know the PW or CAT mode.

Have tones of experience on many other systems though.

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Lane, no offense, but you'd be much bettr off subbing this one out to someone experienced with NEC. -- Just my advice, FWIW.

No Offense taken and if there was someone to sub it too I would, but how hard can it be to program a phone to have the ability to use a headset?

We program all types of systems including big PBX's that use MML language so I guess we will figure it out.

I was only looking for a quick heads up and pointed in the right direction.

Lane

having given the clues to getting in. The command you are looking for is 90 yy=00 (SO EFFECTIVELY COMMAND 9000) first data = EXTN No "," KEY No DE (which stands for data entry) F1090 EXE

Hope this helps!

helps tremendously, Thank you R4!

Made an attempt at this today-

My Steps after getting into command 9000

9000>142,01 (DE)
Displayed 9000>142,01:142-
I entered 1090 EXE
Data Not Found was the response. I noticed you mentioned F1090 in you notes - does this "F" need to be entered and if so - How?

line keys correspond to a letter start from there.. if i'm not mistaken its the 6th line key on CAT mode.. hope this helps

Correct.

But 9000>142,01:142- means that the key is currently programmed. It may have been set up as the prime line. You'll want to select an unused key.

I suggest 95, the answer key (mostly useless, otherwise).

that would go like this:

9000>142,95>CCC
9000>142,95>F1090

The F is vitally important. 1090 would mean, "make this a multiple appearance of extension 1090." F1090 means "make this a feature key, for feature F1090 (headset)."

Be very careful to write down what you do so that you can undo it if you cause GSW (General System Weirdness).