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KX-TD 1232 to KX-TVP 150 inband integration

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wrighton

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Oct 28, 2013
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I received a call on a 1232 that took a lightening hit. Happened to have a spare old cabinet lying around. got it up and running fine, but it is attached to an old KX-TVP 150 easaphone VPS. I cannont seem to get the in-band signalling working. I put the 4 analog ports in group 2, marked it as AA all by the documentation I have. But all I get is answered by main greeting. doesnt recognize the station calling or forwared to VPS, so I am assuming I have no in-band signalling. I monitor and hear not ext. numbers being transmitted, but I do hear the disconnect digits when I hang up. Lost from here.
 
you should be using the full 4 wires from the kxtd to the voicemail port and program the port to be a vm extension (program 126 on uk models)
 
here you need only 2 wires for 2 ports 2b + d
 
Yes Shawn, for the ncp, kxtda,kxtde but kxtda uses full port/jack
 
not here ! i have a 816 td here and tvs 75 on jack 16 and have 2 vm port working of one jack wired on the d1 and d2 = blk/yel
 
does it handle 2 calls at the same time on it... the td did not have dxdp to give you two speach paths on digital.
if you say it is working I will accept that it does....
 
OK got it working. Using the 4 wires is the DPITS or digital integration, not using the inband signalling. For inband you do just put the analog ports in a separate hunt group and mark as AA. This enables the actual inband integration and you can monitor and here the digits identifying the station when a call is forwarded from the station or it replies to a message waiting lamp. If you call vmail you have to *6# tell it who you are, but forwarded or calling back it identifies itself. Had to decrease the time it waited to dial digits for id.
 
2b+d you are going to have to try it two ports two conversations
 
If you put the jack in as vm port it will setup the vm group
In the vm unit you setup vm system as connected to 1232. It will bring any extension setup on vm to its mailbox if you dial 165
 
yep thats right and i have 3 test phones sitting right next to each and you dial intercom 165 at ext "A" she answers whilst the first ext is still engaged with voice mail I can dial ext 165 and she answers again then dial from 3rd ext and then you get a fast busy ......all on one pair of wires
 
I had never tried it here.
The td are nearly all replaced by tda or ncp here now. Only one or two customers have td's now
 
yes I found this out when I was troubleshooting pager dial out back when I had my first -0 816 I had all 4 wires connected and had my digit grabber across pins 4 and 5 was expecting see the TVS dial out pager digits etc and tech support was telling me I had to move my digit grabber on to c.o. 1 because pins 4 and 5 are not used and not required to be connected
 
That makes sense, I always wondered how the old 100/200 vm worked on the tda on digi port only and had 2 channels.
 
Anther thing you can do on TD is you can use analog port on an extension and connect a DSS on digital pair
 
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