I have a working IVS 2000 with a AP00 card being used for CDR, can I share this card and use the 2nd port for MCI? And if not can I add another AP00 card to the system and where? My customer is adding an external VM system, they don't trust the HD on their current 10+ yr old in-skin VM.
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Thanks Ozzie, not sure of the issue # of my manual but the PBX is used strictly as a TDM switch. And the keys count as I suspected but back a few posts ago I didn't know that the last row of buttons were speed dial only.
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Ron
Sorry for the confusion, yes I can program this phone from cmd 9000. What I meant was there was no diagram of this particular phone in cmd 9000 (for counting buttons) as there are for other types of phones.
Ron
Yes there is a cordless connected to this DTR 32, given your explanation above how does this effect me not being able to program keys 09 - 16 (2nd row of buttons) as FA keys?
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Ron
Hi Ozzie, the phone in question is a DTR 32D 1, stock # 780055, S/N H1005MB. I want to program button #s 09 - 16 as Feature Access keys and I'm not able to 'why not'? This phone is not listed in cmd 9000.
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Ron
Thanks for the quick and accurate response. How do these buttons on the D32 phone count in cmd 9000? Also how many FA keys can be programmed on this phone?
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Ron
After a power failure a D32 telephone came back up with the two middle rows of buttons not working the bottom row works like normal one-touch keys but I'm not able to program the middle two rows as one-touch keys pressing the Feature key and the buttons doesn't start the feature button to flash...
I have S/W SP03 - V4.50 CMD 4-66 doesn't exist in this relesase the program jumps from 4-59 to 4-90. Does anyone have any other ideas or do we just provide MOH int or ext.
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Thanks gmannatl that did the trick it worked just as you said it would.
OzzieGeorge I guess it was programmed as a speed dial key it is labeled "message" as all of the other phones in the system are. I will keep CMD 5115 in mind for the next time though.
Ron
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