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Got 2 of my site networked yesterday. Works great. Now I want to add a button on both ends that rings all the phones on the opposite side. Is this SG or NS as a button?
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There is no button to assign a one touch key to ring a group in a networked system. Though you could program a SPD key with the network trunk group then the remote node number like 002 then the station group number. This would basically manually dial the digits for them. The SPD dial would look something like 801-0025500 depending on what you used for numbers.
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That sounds like a very good work around. I will try that today.
Thanks,
Chaz
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Might want to use NS w/5100 or what ever number. Long as you have the distant end's group numbers in the LCR
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