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Yes it does. R6.1 and lower, the HF key is on the bottom right (key 10) regardless if it is 7316 or 7316E. It is the SW release that recognizes the E-set

2 port to 6 port expansion card change, connect port 3 to port 3 and port 4 to port 8 to maintain trunk numbering

All calls parked from an analogue device go to only 1 park code. 25 "The highest call number, which is made up of the Call Park prefix followed by 25, is used only by T7100/M7100 telephones, analog telephones, or devices connected to the system using an analog terminal adapter (ATA) or an Analog...

Check your documentation for Class of Service. By default, some classes deny off premis notification and/or outbound transfer. Some voicemails do not even offer outbound transfer.The NAM and CallPilot both have the feature, but only in specific service classes

PRI with destination code 9 to absorb 01 digit" If your Des code is just "9" the absorb is "ALL" not 1

Straight forward. Backup, if you can. Power down. Change the PCMCIA card and power up. Check to make sure everything is still there in programming, then power down again. Insert your second expansion card and power up. Backup again, if you can. Done If you still have a Rlse1 RAM cartridge...

Because MICS 7.x does not support Companion, the 2 ports previously reserved for Companion are now available as digital station ports (or trunk modules)

On any software lower than R4.1, external forwarding has to be done using 'Line Redirection'

If the NAM has a fibre connection you will need a DS30 to convert from the copper ports

Use the IATA port in the CICS. Port 117, default DN 37. Pinout is pair 20 on the trunk cable - yellow/slate If you are using DN 31, you likely have a digital port to the fax

Go to Line Access for DN25, and find Pool Access, and make sure that you have POOL A = Y

Hot swap is not possible in the KSU, but if you are putting the card in a trunk module, only that module has to be powered down to install. Re-post with your software version and system configuration. The programming of the C LID info depends on the sw version

Check if the lines are programmed to ring on the set. If so, is it programmed to forward on a busy to voicemail. If also yes, then all calls will try to go to voicemail when the 7406 is in use. Remove the ringing or the forward to voicemail

I've had the same issue with 5.0 & 6.1 and thought it was gone. Last week, same issue in XC7.1. With my case, it was everything appearing normal, but no talk path, and incoming calls would continue to hear ring-back tone even after set was answered. I have always been able to resolve the...

You can use external forward by allowing redirect in Capabilities and using routing instead of line pool access codes

Was surfing Sunday night so here's an update to executones FAQ up to current: http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=2304 Bw=MICS 6.0 E02 Bv=MICS 6.0 USA XC E02 Bu=MICS 6.0 CDA XC E02 CQ=MICS 6.1 E06, G05(MR), G10 CP=MICS 6.1 USA XC E06, G05(MR), G10 CO=MICS 6.1 CDA XC E06, G05(MR), G10...

The line must ring&appear on the set to get the indicator, and it must be a CLID trunk card

Needs 2 key strokes. One is CFW and the other programmed as an external auto-dial to his cell number. The phone has to be programmed to alow re-direct, you may have to include a line pool code in the digit string if the set is prime to i/c, and his i/c can be the only ringing line on the phone...

Check the programming for 'CFW BUSY' is set to 'none'

Did you enter the number used to access the VM? A local remote access number, or '*98' from the actual set.