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Do you use auto attendant? Does the user have a mailbox?

Phone programming is very easy. Just get a set of manuals.

When Memory Block 4-47 (ISDN Directory Number Selection) is assigned as YES, and Memory Block 4-62 (ISDN-PRI Directory Number Selection) has a number assigned, the setting in Memory Block 4-62 overrides the number set in Memory block 3-52 (ISDN Trunk Directory Number Assignment) when the station...

There is NEC SAT to use for programming, but there needs to be a MIMF card in the system. Do you know if the system has one installed?

Sure, check MB 1-1-28, 3-07 & 4-91. Hope this helps.

It is a long 20 digit password, maybe more. It is in the Inaset installers manual. I will not post any passwords.

What you need is an NEC program called TapiLink. You will definitely need an NEC authorized dealer to help you with this.

You can setup a DID to ring to DISA. You will hear a tone, dial the DISA access code, then you will get dial tone & can call any extension or access code at that point. I use this so users can change their 'call forward all' setting when out of the office.

With the migration plan for the NEC 2000 series to SV8300, in some cases, makes the SV8300 a lot cheaper than a SV8100. NEC gives a license for license credit & 1/2 of the voice mail ports free. So if you are coming out of an 2000 IPS with a lot of IP phones, remote offices & a large VM you...

Not if you keep the twist close at the termination end points. 300 feet should not be a problem.

I would leave a new message & delete it. See if that turns the lamp off.

You need some sort of a opening main greeting to get the password prompt.

Put your entire 10 digit main number into the base number setting.

NEC is great & has a system to fit all businesses, unlike Avaya, its IP system is rolling out the door.

Mach1 is great small phone system. TalkPath is a good match, digital only please. They install very fast & have nice options. Good default setup.

I would have a good tech set it up the way you want it, then maintain as you have been. It sound like you have been doing well on you own.

Also, make the extension the principle owner of the lines to answer.

Take an unused port/extenion, w/out a mailbox, assign lines to extension, set to delayed ring, assign call coverage to VM calling group. That is the easiest way I know of. There are many other types of setups also.

I would go out, buy a Partner ACS proc & move on with my life.

I misread your first post. Option 1(or whatever your leading digit for stations is) of the menu playing must say 'extension start'. Hope this helps.