Not that this is a good suggestion, but you can disable caller ID which will solve the issue.
Yeah, I've yet to try that because it's not really an option. If it does eliminate the buzz it adds credibility to what I was saying about the 1 sec delay above. If you change the trunk setting to loop...
So you tested it with a trunk and didn't have the problem? The way to confirm it is to put a butt set or single line phone directly on the trunk before the IPO. Call the trunk from like your cell then listen to the butt set or phone for the ringing. During a ring cycle pick up a system phone and...
Good to talk with you again. My problem is that this is a Partner version so I don't have the options to do your workaround in the embedded VM. I'm mot convinced this is a problem attributed to the cable company ot FiOS.
What I have found is that you will hear the buzz every time if you happen...
Has anybody had this issue resolved? IP500V2 with Cablevision Motorola EMTAs. Has the problem gone away with newer product releases? I have a customer with this problem for the last 10 months. I'm willing to replace the system but wonder if the current hardware is going to do the same thing.
-Hal
If you do not have first hand experience solving the problems posted please do not add your two cents. That's the problem with this board.
Skyrunner, last I looked the OP is not using a T1 mod and as an Avaya BP I have not heard of what you are talking about. That doesn’t mean that you are...
Geeze, it makes no difference what carrier he is using...
Make sure that both modules are seated properly. Pull them out and push! If that doesn't work then you have problems.
-Hal
I have glanced through all the pdf docs for the Partner system from Avaya, but I didn't find the section on this.
I really don't know why you are having a problem with this. There is no information because its a no brainer. If you had a wall jack that works with a standard single line phone...
or you could just look under the call coverge option in system...
I don't think ">9.,,,," is a valid extension. Try this- from any phone do (Feature)(20)(1111). That will cancel extension 11s call coverage if it has been set. (Call coverage is not in system programming.)
If that doesn't work...
We should not be slamming any other trade out there. Remember some could take offense.
Let them take offense. I have always been a "phone man" but I am also an electrician. My experience is that very few electricians can do telecom work and that goes for alarm guys too. Most who claim they do...
What you want is a very expensive answering machine, right?
Basically what you need to do is remove the CO lines from the AA then assign them line coverage. Then you assign a line coverage extension where all those lines will go to.
Read your documentation but I have the feeling that this is...
I'm still puzzeled about the 45 extensions. If the highest numbered extension is 45 then you only have 36 extensions since the first extension is 10. If that is the case you may be able to add a few more depending on the number of lines.
-Hal
I'm not seeing how you get 45 extensions on a Partner system with a Mail VS installed but that's neither here nor there. There is no doubt you are maxed out extension and probably line wise. Upgrading to a Partner Messaging will solve your mailbox problem. Unfortunately there is no Avaya upgrade...
No. Have you tried resetting the system? Easiest way to do this is to pull the plug then plug it back in. One of the first things you should try when you have problems.
-Hal
So you defaulted and reprogramed from scratch and that took care of it? Something was corrupted in the original translation that got backed up. Not your fault.
-Hal
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