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| Diary of a Nova Scotia Snow Shoveler We have BCM 3.0 I have 30 phones, including two remote units. I've looked around a bit in your forum here, as i said, i'm brand new to this site, so go easy on my ignorance. I've had the BCM for about 18 mos. My question is this. We have two outgoing intercom buttons...and two incoming lines as well. A number of my users have requested a way that when they are either busy for whatever reason (NOT on the phone), and their phone is ringing, they don't want to answer it...is there a way to make some sort of button to hit to either just make it quit ringing then it would eventually go to voice mail OR hit said button to send it to voice mail now. Thanks for any suggestions...and remember, i'm a user not a programmer. jamie Cooper T. Smith Houston | ||||||||
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Press your feature button then 85. This will put the phone in DND. To cancel the feature, press feature then #85. Give that a try, and if it does what you want it to, it can be programmed to a key on the phone.  | |||||||||
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| Thank you. You are both correct. If the DND button is pressed during an incoming call, there is a small sound and the phone quits ringing. However, then the DND is ON...and must be turned off, which, essentially would either need another button or the user would need to remember the #85 to turn it off. Either way, this is a solution. Thanks for your quick response. I'm saving this site in my favorites!! jamie | ||||||||
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Ohhhhhhhh, i'm sure glad i came back and looked for more posts. I did not realize that you could click the button again to turn off the DND feature. Thanks again folks!! This place is the best, i'll be backkkkkkkkk.
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