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I have a customer who had an Executech 2000, the person who originally installed it didn't leave the system manual. They now want to have certain stations ring on different CO lines. How do I program these? I've searched the WEB, but looking for something free, of course.
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Bill
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Your not going to find a manual for free on the web for Comdials. You program the Comdial 2000 system from station 10 or 12. To enter programming use ITCM*#746* and program 54 then use 1 for immediate or 2 for delayed. Then select the line ports by dialing 01-14 or pressing A1-A14, dial # when line are selected. Then select station ports by dialing 10-73 or pressing C10-C73 then press * when station ports are selected.Then *** speaker to end programming You should get a manual because depending on what model phones you have the buttons will differ and you will do more harm than good. You may want to try here: https://www.tel-programmer.com/all_types_telephone_manualcenter.html They have the manuals, user guides and they will help you if you get over your head. They are as close to free as you can get. ![[Linked Image from sundance-communications.com]](https://www.sundance-communications.com/forum/biggrin.gif)
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DTMF,
Thanks for the reply, been out of town, so sorry for the delay. Free would have been nice, but should know better. Thanks much for the link.
Bill
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Bill,
I have the 2000 manuals in electronic format if you would like I can upload them for you to down load. Call me at 866-206-1777 ext 112. Let me know if you still need them.
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For Documentation see: www.quick-manuals.com
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Bill,
The manuals are on my website the password is ez.
Have a great Day
Don
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Don,
I didn't see any manuals on your site, where are they?
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Don,
Thanks so much, you've been a great help.
Bill
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