Cnavarro

Did you start with a manual? I realize that I've had 20 years of programming Panasonic systems, but 63 was the old number and 603 is the new number for programming names in a system. That's true in all KX-T systems.

What are you talking about in the second question? To work? The button is a fixed function. Unless, you're trying something stupid like grabbing an empty line and pressing the hold button.....it requires loop current to hold and the C.O. needs to not send a disconnect.


Carl

sncsnc

pgm 004 for ext name set

rivet

sncsnc is right ...into programming
dial 04 (Ext name set)
press sp phone
enter jack number (or press sp phone to move upward through exts)
enter name using keypad
press autodial/store

to place an ext on a button.
on hook
press program
press the spare button you want to use (do not use your curent line)
buttons
dial 1
dial the ext number you would like
press autodial/store.

peter doyle(vpi.ie)

rivet

the only to place a call on hold apart from the normal hold button is while talking type 53 then the line no you want to place on hold

so to place a call on line 1 on hold = 5301

if you had 6 spare buttons you could do a button for each line or better to just place 53 on a button then type the line no.

press program
press the spare button
type 2
type 53
press store


peter

Cnavarro

[quote=Cnavarro]Did you start with a manual? I realize that I've had 20 years of programming Panasonic systems, but 63 was the old number and 603 is the new number for programming names in a system. That's true in all KX-T systems.

What are you talking about in the second question? To work? The button is a fixed function. Unless, you're trying something stupid like grabbing an empty line and pressing the hold button.....it requires loop current to hold and the C.O. needs to not send a disconnect.

How very odd that you get so many different opinions about programming a TA-308. There's a reason. The US TA-308 was different from TA-308's in other countries

Our TA used 604 to assign names and our 7330 phones looked different and was only available for a couple of years. In addition, the TA-308 only talked to 308xx phones. The 7300 series worked on TA-624 systems. I did a pharmacy with 7300 series phones for whatever reason I don't remember. When he needed more phones, the 7300's were gone.

For Pana fun try http://www.ablecomm.info/outside.htm. It has some pics of the various Panasonic systems in different countries.

Carl