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Where in programming do you assign fax line to co. Also can you assign the last station in EKSU to be the fax machine instead of the last port in main KSU?
Man, this SBX is something.
Thanks David
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Documentation has it listed in the index under A for Automatic fax detection. Fixed Station Port 17 is the only port you can use. Any Co line can be the fax line.
www.myrandomviews "Old phone guys never die, they just get locked in some closet with an old phone system and forgotten about" Retired, taking photographs and hoping to fly one of my many kites.
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I went down this road when the SBX first came out but you can now use any station for a fax. There are several places you must and change programming.
Station ATT 2 to designate the fax position and Station ATT 3 make the warm line "hot". Also in Sys Base program Sys ATT you select the CO for fax detection. There are other settings but these should get you going. I run an SBX in my shop and have my fax running as ext-107. My third line is my fax. Detection works pretty good!
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Forgive me, what am I missing? Physical port 17 is sta 116, first port of expansion cab
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Thanks JW. This is my first & it is something different. Hopefully I'll have enough time to figure some things out. This forum has been super helpful.
Thanks again
David
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I think I pulled my info from documentation from an earlier software release...sorry about that.
www.myrandomviews "Old phone guys never die, they just get locked in some closet with an old phone system and forgotten about" Retired, taking photographs and hoping to fly one of my many kites.
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Well I've got another one. No matter what I do in program 113,114,,115, it will not save the info. I've refreshed, updated, it will not save any changes. Trying to off hook preference to a co group. This is really trying me.
David
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Look up info on "warm line" settings. That should answer your questions.
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Originally posted by Derrick:
I think I pulled my info from documentation from an earlier software release...sorry about that. No problem... Now if only I could figure out the voicemail :bang:
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Hence the reason that I still refuse to release my grip upon the STSe. It has never let me down, even the voice mail, after many years.
Why must they insist upon fixing something that was never broken?
Ed Vaughn, MBSWWYPBX
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