*71 and *72?? 1

[Kodek]

I have a customer phone that has a memory button programmed as "*71+phone number" and another button programmed as "*72". The first was labelled on the set as CALL FWD and the other as CALL FWD cancel .. all I know is it's causing grief at the office location.

 

[Dasheen]

what r u asking? I don't see a question in your thread.

 

[Kodek]

Just wondering what the *71 and *72 is in the dial string? I know it's just an autodial programmed to a memory button, but couldn't find any reference to it (i.e. *72 or *73) in the manuals. Could it just be a destination code or something like that? Whoever programmed it labelled the button with the "*71+phone number" as CFWD and the other button "*72" as CFWD CANCEL.

 

[nws2002]

*71 is usually conditional forwarding, usually busy/no answer to send to a cell phone. You would still use *73 to cancel it though.

I guess whatever telco they used could have a non-standard setup and use *71 and *72 in place of *72/72# and *73/73#.

 

[ptstechnician]

Centrex Call Forward & Cancel Call Forward. It's a centrex feature on their lines.

 

[stsguy]

delete those buttons by pressing feature *1 press OK

 

[curlycord]

With Bell Canada:
Centrex lines - *70 Call Forward, *71 Cancel Call Forward
Local Link lines - *72 Call Forward, *73 Cancel Call Forward



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