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I searched the topics but couldn't find an answer.... I'm looking to program several pick up group keys (901-999) on a phone and can't remember how to delay the ringing.
I don't want the phone with the pick up key to ring right away - maybe a 5-10 second delay. HELP !!
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Go to the sub-code then enter 001 for 10 second delay 02 for 20 ect
Last edited by mc601; 10/25/13 10:44 AM.
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Come on, Terry !!! You used to do that Every Day :-)
I can see the light at the end of the tunnel..
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I know Brian!! They say the memory is the first thing to go! Working on less and less Executone systems these days and these little details I used to do several times a day are fading fast!
And just think - I used to help you out from time to time!!
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