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OK, that seems to work. Have the phone ringing where it should. Thanks!

system renumber single adjunct ???

Thanks. But after "System Renumber", I have the following options only: - Default Numbering - Single - Block - NonLocal UDP There is no adjunct. ???

I have to do the following. Take extension 205 and make it ring where extension 525 currently rings. I've moved extensions around before but... extension 205 is associated with what I believe is called a "phantom mailbox". So... when you call 205, it goes to a mailbox where you can leave a...

Thanks! That did the trick!

Correction! It DOES ring once (just once) and if I am next to it and get it on the first ring, I can talk. I can also call out no problem.

I've been asked to set up an additional phone in an office. Someone else will be running the cable - I'm supposed to program the Merlin system. The manual I'm working with is the "Merlin Legend Communications Release 7.0" (Quick Reference) - 1999. I see that there is a free port on the...

I am leaning toward the hypothesis of the damaged cable. Here's why. Last year, in the context of our Emergency Plan, we tested all the phones. Actually called front desk from each one so the recoptionist could confirm extension numbers as well. So at some point last year (honestly don't...

Thanks to all for the pointers. trvlr1: 1. I do not have a butt set, unfortunately. 2. I tested the tone at the first punch down panel coming from the room. The tone was already quite weak there. I'm more of a data network person so I'm not entirely sure what "cross connects" are but I think...

We have wall-mounted (analog) phones in each classroom (I work in a school) meant for emergency calls. In one room (let's say room X), there is no dial tone. If I lift the phone in that room off the wall plate and place it on the wall plate in one of the adjoining rooms, it works (dial tone is...

OK, thanks, that worked!

Note: it's at step 8 that I get the programming error. There's a flashing green LED next to button 4.

OK, after I do this: "press the button to be programmed, dial *17, dial the primary extension number, then position of the button on the primary extension" I get a "programming error" ****** I go through the steps - step by step, from the point I select "Cntr-Prg": 1. I select Program Ext...

I agree. However, if she has "6" programmed on the main set for a direct-dial (right term?) to ext 123, then that would prevent me from using 6, right? That is, if she wants buttons 10 to 6 to have the same configuration on the secondary set. You're on the right track with the programming...

OK... looking at page 41 in the System Manager's Quick Reference I see that both WinSPM and the programming console are options. *** For Shared SA, I have to enter the following programming code - somewhere... : *17 + primary ext. no. I assume that I would enter that code after having...

[sad]OK... I did not realize this would involve changing that many buttons. She would like the phone at ext 2 to have the same buttons programmed as ext 1. So that would look something like this: Left Side: 5 - Direct Mail 4 - Do not Disturb 3 - SA ORIG - 120 2 - SA VOICE - 120 1 - SA RING...

I think SSA is what we want (but with no delayed ringing, rings immediately in both offices): "When a call is received at the principal extension, it rings on the principal extension's SA button, as well as on all corresponding SSA buttons." But I can't find programming instructions in my...

Is that programmed on the phone itself - or in SPM? I was glancing through the sections of the "MLX Display Telephone User's Guide" but don't see those terms used.

Yes, the second phone currently is associated with another extension (130). She also wants the voicemail light to function in both offices so she knows if she has a message.

Merlin Legend release 5 (that's what I see on my guide). Here's the situation. We have a director that will have two offices: one in Building 1 and the other in Building 2. There is a single phone system for all buildings (no need to dial out or anything like that). When someone calls her...