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I need help on fixing a problem I caused. While transferring a call I accidently hit #7 instead of just 7. Now my number is on the persons phone I was transferring to.
I answered a call and then hit transfer and the extension number. I then hit # 7.
Since our compnay can't find the manual can anyone help me?
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Try dialing # from your phone. It sounds like callback request was activated.
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Thanks, I appreciate the help, that worked.
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I have a major problem with this phone system. I don't know how to change the names for the extentions or how to change the time for Daylight Savings. Can someone please help me?
Thanks, Lynda
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It would help to know which system.
On Elite system Usually at extension 100 or 101 [The extension connected to port one on the system]
With the phone hung up and idle Press FEATURE Dial 9 Press # Enter the hour and minute via the dial pad Press RECALL to change to am / pm as needed Press FEATURE to end
On IPKII or SV8100 From any display phone
With the phone hung up and idle Press SPEAKER Dial 728 24 hour military format Dial 2 digits for the hour Dial 2 digits for the minutes Press SPEAKER to hang up
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We have the Elite System and got the time changed. Now, how do I change the names that appear on the screen for the extentions?
Thanks, Lynda
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I'm sorry, but what does that mean?
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That means MEMORY BLOCK #4, data #18. If you are asking what those mean, you should call a technician for support.
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I know about programming but not when I start a new job and no one knows how to program the phone. The manual isn't any help either. Now, can you help me?
Thanks, Lynda
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