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Been thru the manual etc and the code next to the system speed dial is "**"
Is there a way to set system speed dials?
Thanks for any help in advance
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For a ProStar 816--/
In the Attendant Guide, it says:
With handset on hook, dial #04 Display will show "MMC Disabled"
Dial Passcode then "1"
Press "Alm/SD" key
Dial two digit code "10" thru "98"
Dial telephone number
Press "Alm/SD" key.
Note:SD numbers 90 to 99 will not show in display. These are used for private numbers. Code 99 is reserved fore XCFWD number.
Good Luck
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that worked great
they did not explain it good at all
Thank you!
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For sure. There isn't anything in the User Guide nor the Installation Manual about that--and there wern't very many early systems that got Attendant Guides with their systems.
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