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We are installing a new NEC8300 that is connecting via T1 ccis to an older 2400 IPX. In our testing we found that if a call is answered in the 8300 and transferred to an extension in the 2400, and the 2400 phone is call forwarded off site the transferred call will not follow the forwarding. We...

Another site with some quick guides and programming help is www.ttmol.net under support

A couple of things I see that you want to take a look at. In your D001 commands Verify that your Station Address (SA) is set to 48, also make sure your Unit Address (UA) is set to 33. I would say that if you only defaulted the AP00 card that would be where I would start. Most base commands...

Attach a copy of your wire shark from each side so I can look at it and give you an idea of what is happening.

A129 means LCR group 3, So try command 8AA000 > 3 > You should see a number between 4005 and 4007 Use the number you found above in the command below 8A(the 4 digit number from above) > 19 > You may have to experiment with the 19 above it may be 1, 19, 190, 1900. When you find the correct...

I found that you can use a meta key combination over the MCI link, though it has been years since I had to do that. The easiest way is to just use the SINZ command to reboot the system. When the system restarts all message waiting lights are off. But as OZZIE says make sure you have a good...

From programming mode, Press Line Key 8 two times, then enter 8800 followed by pressing transfer to reboot the system.

You can not use a 2000 as a remote unit off of an SV8300. They run different software, different hardware and are not compatible. CCIS is the best way to link a 2000 and an 8300.

What type of system do you have. 2000, 2400, Elite, 8100, 8300. Give us a little more info and I am sure someone will be able to help you.

You say that NEC dialed into your system but I would suspect that it was your NEC vendor. I have never seen a software issue that caused Soft Keys to stop working. Have you tested the Com ports on the Voicemail PC. has your vendor rebooted the AD64 into the "alternate" mode and watched as it...

The property is on a resort and it encompasses several buildings, with limited extra cable pairs to the buildings. My first impression was to just cut through an extra cable pair to each unit but there was not enough cable.

So we installed a DSLAM for a small hotel in our area. The hotel is using an Iwatsu PBX for the guest phones (that we do not maintain) the customer keeps calling us and saying the DSL modems in the guest rooms are not working. After changing out 40 DSL modems we figured out that the DSL...

We normally de-solder the battery from the card and take it to a local battery store to have a custom battery pack made. Unfortunately you do loose the messages you have recorded on the card.

The 1400 is what the newer 2000 and 8300's are based off of. Making changes should not be that hard but you will need to get the display working on the voice-mail to see what type it really is.

What type of phone system do you have the AD40 hooked to? That feature would be controlled from the phone system side.

****Correction***** The command is ANDD not AMND, I was thinking the correct command but wrote the wrong one. Sorry about eh mix up!!!

Names in teh 2400 are assigned using command AMND, if you only want to change the name of an extension then that should help.

Both systems are good and some what comparable. A couple of things to consider. You already know the NEC 2000 so programming the SV8300 will not be anything new. The 8300 programs similar to the 2000 with, but some of the command structure has changed. Commands 10, 90, 12, 13 the normal...

You can use command ALIDL

If you have access enabled in your mailbox all you would have to do is log into your mailbox, select setup options, then notification, then setup a notification to your cell phone.