ok, so I got the DK 280 operating properly. Now I'm trying to get it to talk to the vx mail system. I have the rrsu card and made the necessary changes in the programming for a 4 port card. The problem I'm having is geting tones out of the DK. Maybe I'm not connecting the proper way to the vx mail. I have it on port 032, so I intercom to 232 wait for the greeting and press *, but the star is not going thru. I've tried using speed dial to program in the * but that didn't work either. I've almost convinced myself that I'm not connecting correctly. Do you guys have any pointers? Thanks in advance!
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I programmed a system speed dial key and it still wont work. Maybe it shouldn't be a system speed dial but a station speed dial? I'll give that a try Monday
That was it, led 17 was not lit, so now it works. I have a different problem now. I have 5 incoming numbers, but they ring at only one phone, ext 200. I've tried various things from the manual, but to no luck. While researching it last night I found program 32. Will this make it so all lines ring on all phones? THanks a lot.
If you want the lines to ring to the voicemail and be answered by the main greeting then in programs 81-89 target either the first vm port or, depending on your software level, the distributed hunt group. If you want some of the lines to be answered by different greetings then you need to create phantom DNs and forward them to voicemail with the vm id codes of the mailbox. Then use programs *81, *84 and *87. If your software level does support these programs then you will have to use physical ports, call forward them to voicemail with the 656 codes and then use programs 81-89.
I tried to create PhDN's but it won't even let me into the proper program. I assume this means I don't have the proper software version. i guess I'll havce to use actual ports and fwd those then.