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Hi, I'm onsite trying to help program some phones for a Vodavi STS. I got most of the buttons setup but I'm having a problem with the CO lines. I get a fast busy when I try to program them with 88+001, etc.
By the way, I'm a Toshiba Tech, I just had this Vodavi problem thrown at me and I'm standing here scratching my head while the customer is standing over my shoulder. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Using "88" just gives you access to a specific line on the system.
I think you program your line assignments in System admin. programming.
Sorry i can not be of more help. This will require a password
and Flash programming.
Last edited by STS E; 03/24/14 04:45 PM.
-TJ-
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Yes, the ability to program a CO line to a button at the user level by using 88+XXX must be enabled in system programming first.
Ed Vaughn, MBSWWYPBX
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Thanks. I was able to get it squared away in the admin programming. Trial by fire, I guess.
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