chiefnickel
Technical User
I have been navigating to this site for a while and have gotten some useful info, so decided to join.
I work at a Navy base with an old G3SI PBX, and have had some issues addressed to me that I have not been able to figure out.
1) I had to replace a PBX extender, and since then when the primary # is in use, someone else calling in gets busy signal, does not roll over. I have checked cover path, but now a user
states that when call rolls over the new line says analog on the phone and can't pick up.
2) We have a security dept and fire dept that are separated by about 4 miles, and have been told that when 911 calls come in, they use to be able to both pick up and either station could
listen/talk, but now whichever station picks up first is the only one that can access the call.
3) At the firesta they have a 6416 D+ phone that keeps jumping back and forth between the line 1 and 2 call appearance buttons, flashing alternately between green and red on each line.
If anyone can offer any insight into any of these issues, it would be greatly appreciated. I am not a phone guy by trade, just covering a position.
Thanks in advance!
Scott
I work at a Navy base with an old G3SI PBX, and have had some issues addressed to me that I have not been able to figure out.
1) I had to replace a PBX extender, and since then when the primary # is in use, someone else calling in gets busy signal, does not roll over. I have checked cover path, but now a user
states that when call rolls over the new line says analog on the phone and can't pick up.
2) We have a security dept and fire dept that are separated by about 4 miles, and have been told that when 911 calls come in, they use to be able to both pick up and either station could
listen/talk, but now whichever station picks up first is the only one that can access the call.
3) At the firesta they have a 6416 D+ phone that keeps jumping back and forth between the line 1 and 2 call appearance buttons, flashing alternately between green and red on each line.
If anyone can offer any insight into any of these issues, it would be greatly appreciated. I am not a phone guy by trade, just covering a position.
Thanks in advance!
Scott