Locking autodial on 3900 nortel phones

Jul 17, 2006 11 Replies

Is there any way to make a phone call using an autodial on any 3900 hundred phone without having to push a line button first? If this is not possible, can I program all autodial and then lock it so that user do not change what is allredy program on the phone? Please help



How can i lock autodial allredy programmed on any 3900 Nortel phones? I don't want users to change what is allreday programmed on the phone. if this is not possible, is there any way to make a call using an autodial without pushing a line to get dialtone? Please help

How can i lock autodial allredy programmed on any 3900 Nortel phones? I don't want users to change what is allreday programmed on the phone. if this is not possible, is there any way to make a call using an autodial without pushing a line to get dialtone? Please help

How can i lock autodial allredy programmed on any 3900 Nortel phones? I don't want users to change what is allreday programmed on the phone. if this is not possible, is there any way to make a call using an autodial without pushing a line to get dialtone? Please help

How can i lock autodial allredy programmed on any 3900 Nortel phones? I don't want users to change what is allreday programmed on the phone. if this is not possible, is there any way to make a call using an autodial without pushing a line to get dialtone? Please help

You're looking for a hotline. It goes:

KEY 00 HOT D XXXX

HTH, HAND

Jeff

Use HOT D instead of Autodial.

Program it like this:

Key xx HOT D 11 98887776666

"11" is for the number of digits. If your HOT D number is internal and you use four digit DNs it would be something like:

Key xx HOT D 4 1234

Good luck.

I guess my memory's not perfect... I forgot number of digits.

Jeff

I completely forgot those digits until recently, when I had to build some HOT D phones and looked it up in the manual. I don't know about most people, but I hardly ever used the feature where I worked.

You could also try...

KEY 00 CH D 12 9XXX-XXX-XXXX

Felix

Jeff Pratt wrote:

You might look at a System Speedcall as well. That will allow you to set up predifined numbers that people can call and manage it from the back end.

Here is a Meridian PBX Crash Course Programming Guide:

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There is info on how to set up a speedcall list in there.

Good Luck!

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