Possibly pretranslation is on and the "faulty" TN's have an XLST that translates 6 to 7.
Do the faulty TN's have an XLST? Is it different than the XLST on the good TN's?
If you dial a known working phone with a display from one of the phones with issues, are you seeing the right extension come up in the display? ie they are not just labelled/programmed wrong? Can you give us a print of the actual non-working phone you used as an example above?
It is not everytime but I would venture to say about 2 out of 5 atleast. This is a remote columen at a university off of a option 81.
Yes it is like if you dial a 6987 it comes across as 7987, I have done traces on this and the 7987 is what shows up on the trace. Also, if you dial 1800 number it would dial 1900...
I wouldnt think dtr becuase it is only on Digital phones, not analog at all.
trvlr - The above is a print of a non working phone...
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