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I had some re-wiring done last night and it looks like one of the ports from our Key Voice PC/DOS voicemail system got pulled (we only have 2 ports so being without one is awful).
The wiring guys traced the wire and punched it to everything they could find in the same area. When checking the Panasonic KX-TD 1232 programming it shows 19-2 and 20-2 as our two ports. We have phone extensions on 19-1 and 20-1.
My question is, how should the voicemail port be punched down on the block? There are 2 pair orange and blue from the wall jack going back to the closet and I have no idea how this should be connected on the block to get the voicemail port back up and running. I believe it needs to go to extension 19 but I really am unsure how the whole 2 devices on one extension works.
Any help is greatly appreciated and I can explain more if needed! Thanks so much.
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Take your first port and put it on the white blue going to the vmail. take the second port and put it on the white orange.
W/B will be the two center pins on the RJ11 and the W/O will be the pins next to the two center pins one on the left and one on the right.
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You've probably got this thing working by now, but just in case you didn't... Where you have an extension punched down on 19-1, port 19-2 is the pair directly above it. Same with port 20. The white blue pair from your voicemail will go to 19-2, white orange goes to 20-2.
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RRTech,
Any luck on getting this going?
Justin
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Thanks so much for your help, I did in fact get it working. In retrospect it seems so simple that the pair above 19-1 is 19-2 but when you don't know it sure seems hard to figure out!
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