20 Most Recent Panasonic KX-T7731 Corded Phone - Page 6 Questions & Answers

try and use (the star icon and 72 or 73)I think that is the code for telephone companies__one turns it on and one turns it off

you will have to reset factory settings

There are template websites out there but you have to pay for them. Try Desi.com. I, myself, am trying to find free templates but have had no luck.

This worked on mine:
Press Program, then 0
Make note of the numbers on the display (should read something like 100514 5 12:30PM).
Enter two digits for each in this order year month day.
Enter the same number that appeared on your display between the date and the time.
Enter the time.
Enter 0 for AM, 1 for PM
Press Store (phone should beep twice)
Press Program

Go to web page for that phone manufacture look up the phone model.Could also bing or google it.

Yes. It requires both pairs to be connected back to the KSU and you lose the XDP that isn't on the back of an analog phone. Also, you can't plug it into an XDP of an existing digital phone.Carl.

Press the Program button. Press the button you want to program. Then enter 1 followed by the extension number (ex. 1101) then press the autodial/store button. You should hear one long steady beep.

There's only the adjustment on the left side of the phone (a 3 postion switch). The next model up has a (you can't turn off the ringer) mode, but it's not available in any analog set.

Carl

That's because whatever system it's connected to, it either has to be in the port by itself, or you have to BRIDGE the answering machine in system programming. You pick.

If it's a port on a TA series, you can tell the system there's an answering machine on it and it will let you override the incoming playback and pick a call from the line.

Carl

Unfortunately, no. Even though it blinks like it does if you were in speakerphone mode, the mute doesn't work.

Carl

No. An 824 is analog and the 76xx is digital that works only on the TDA/TDE/NCP systems.

Older analog phones (70xx,71xx,73xx and 75xx) will work, and possibly some of the old 616 and 1232 sets, as well as a 308xx 3-line set.

Carl

To what, for what? The buttons can be used to dial inside or outside numbers. They're programmed by pressing PROGRAM, the button, and dialing a sequence. If the call is outside, that sequence includes an "access code" usually "9" then STORE.

Carl

All Panasonic systems that the 7731 would plug into has an MOH port. You provide 8 or 600 ohm sound levels and do some programming to make it work.

Carl

From the idle phone, press PROGRAM and line 1, then dial 0 01 STORE

Lift handset and drop it back down to exit PROGRAM.

Carl

On my typical 7731, if I press the MESSAGE button on an idle phone, it tells me where the message came from. It could be from any internal station, not only the voice mail system.
Dialing 700# on the intercom cancels all messages. Keep in mind that the 7731 works on several different Panasonic systems. Mine is the TA-824. That command works on most TA series (308,624,824) . On the other systems the code would be 700 and your extension, or *700 ext on TD,TDA,TDE,TAW, NCP etc. boxes.

Carl