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Can anyone tell me if it's at all possible to set an incoming (CO) line to ring at one specific extension on the Electra Elite 192 system? Thanks in advance!
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It can be done multiple ways. In ringing assignments, DIT or something called 'private line' that I never use.
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Use LK3-42 (DIT Assignment) to program day mode
LK3-43 (ANA Assignment) to program night mode
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Thanks for the replies. I followed Stephen Ou's advice, and when I call in on the line, it rings to the extension, and the extension's display reads "131<--CO21", but when I pick up the handset to answer the call, I get a busy tone and the display reads "ERROR". Any ideas what might cause this?
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You need to program CAP keys or Line keys on that extension. Use memory blocks 4-43 & 4-12.
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Thanks for the help, IPKII. I was able to correct my problem by assigning a Line Key at the extension in 4-12.
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