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I want to disable internal voice announce for a particular station ID (104). I repeated the steps in this thread: https://sundance-communications.com...true/Turn_off_on-hook_annouce#Post561910...but people calling 104 can still hit "2" to go directly to the user's intercom. 204 FB 05= tone first 204 FB 09=enable 204 FB 10=enable 103 FB20= not checked 103 FB 38= not checked I made the changes to 103 on a COS that is only assigned to station 104. Does anyone have any advice on this? I feel like I'm missing something. Equipment Type: CIX670 : B--U Equipment Version: AR2.21 MH116.00
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I recall this from an earlier customer, and I just did a few quick checks to verify my memory...
The flyover on the COS 20 says: "Permission for others to change this phone from ringing to handsfree Answerback"
That's simply not true. It *should* say: "Permission for this station to use '2' to change another phone from ringing to handsfree answerback" - because THAT is what it actually does.
The only way to stop people from using '2' - is to kill everyone's ability... if even a single phone has that privilege, then ANY phone can be switched by that phone with a checkmark in COS 20.
Poor planning, IMO - it should work the way the flyover says...
P.S. The discussion you referenced was wanting to do what it actually does - restrict the extension that's unchecked from *using* '2' to change someone else's phone...
Last edited by Ben Holmes; 04/07/16 06:33 PM.
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Ahhh.... OK, I see now. Oh well. I'll just disable his mic and call it a day.  Thanks for clarifying.
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If memory serves me well, and it's becoming more of an issue lately you can assign that station as a phantom with an unknown icm number or possibly a single line port to a ringing SDN on the station. I'd have to look at my notes at home to determine how we use to do this.
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