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
Locking autodial on 3900 nortel phones
Jul 17, 2006
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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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