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I know on the 9500 beeping like that is a packet loss warning. You probably have a network issue. I also know there is a setting that can turn off the beeping but that is like taking the battery out of your smoke detector because you are playing with matches.

I would be curious about the hunting of the lines and the number of rings before it switches. The IPO will wait for the CID between the first and second ring before it will start ringing the phones. If the hunt between lines roll to line two too quickly it will act exactly like you describe...

You are going to want to post this in the Legacy Avaya Forum. https://www.tek-tips.com/forums/avaya-legacy-smb-systems-partner-merlin-spirit.688/

I can honestly say I have never tried to use two extensions with sequential hunt for off site transfer but I would use Monitor to see why the second call is not completing. You should be able to see targeting and such. You could also try rotary hunt to see if it works any different. Just make...

I would use an ATA twinned to the extension with any off the shelf loud ring adapter. There are also several amps that have a special input just for that application. I would look at the Viking Electronics products.

I put in several school bell systems. The most reliable way I found to do it was with a Viking CTG-2A with a relay connected to a ring down analog port that called a shortcode that did a post dial. The post dial would play a wav file to a page group. If I recall correctly the shortcode needs...

I have been able to do a function like this but I never found a way to do it without an external timing device.

You can test the MOH with a shortcode *34N# replacing N with the source number 1 (System Source) or 2 to 32 (Alternate Sources). Then they need to be assigned usually to an ICR.

Is this actually on a Partner Edition IPO??? If it isn't you should probably ask in the Standard edition IPO forum.

I can honestly say I have never worked with the NEC page port but I have installed many Valcom talk back units. Usually they need to be on an analog trunk port not a page port. The typical page port isn't a two way connection. But this is just my 2 cents worth.

Google is you friend.... https://aeicommunications.com/product/sln-9110-s-slim-single-line-ip-corded-telephone/

In case you were wondering Avaya does provide classes on everything you are wanting to learn. But they do ask that you pay for the training. I know the company I used to work for had to pay for the training. Maybe you should consider that option.

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Having read the manual for the page unit. If you are using the page input it either needs a contact closure or it uses an adjustable VOX relay to activate which may be why it seems to be 'chattering' if not properly adjusted. You may want to consider using a trunk port instead.

The jumper determines if the output of the WMT1a is at a mic level or line level signal. Not really familiar with the Viking amp but I would think it would need a line level. It would also be possible it doesn't need the Bogan part at all if it is a true 600 ohm page input.

Analog lines. Twinning isn't an option. There are two places that trunk to trunk access has to be enabled. One is on the trunk and the other is in the user. I can't get more specific since I don't have the program in front of me. But those are the places I would look.

I guess the real question is what type of lines you are using to verify trunk to trunk. It will also determine if twinning is an option.

At this point you should do a monitor trace of a working internal call forwarded to an external number and a failed external call. The only other thing I can think of is if trunk to trunk transfer isn't turned on for the external lines in question.

The IPO isn't too friendly to forwarding hunt group calls. It will do it only if the hunt group is sequential. No collective groups.

If she is never in the office why not give her a phantom extension? And if she is in the office and really needs a phone use hot desking and log out when she leaves.