Panasonic KX T7436 Corded Phone KX-T7436 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

This phone doesn't have voicemail! You need to speak to your IT guy, it is a system feature to the PBX unit, not the phones themselves. Here is your manual. You can set an Absent Message - Page 30. https://manualsbrain.com/en/manuals/990969/ .

hit the ring button on the screen, use the arrows on the silver button at the bottom of your phone to turn it up /or down, this button also turns the ringer on and off.

I have the software console on my desktop. open, go to LAN tab (need pswd) click connect, go to extension tab, press 4, then 1, then 1, then enter. Should see list of names and their ext #'s. make changes as you see fit. remember to press Apply for changes to take place.

Needs to be at jack 01. Usually extension 101

What is PBX model?. Easier using the maintenance console software. Visit www.wanetelecoms.com

While I do not see a programming guide for the lights on the unit, here is the programming guide where you can take a look yourself. http://www.wedophones.com/Manuals/Panasonic/KX-TD%20208%20telephone%20system%20Additional%20Features%20update%20for%20version%203.pdf

find out ringer key ...it have three levels silent ...low..high...but it in another position not in silent

from the operators extn pick up handset and dial *782 and the extension no. to be unlocked.

In a TD system, keep pressing the * button on an idle phone until what you want appears. There are 3 steps.

Which ones? A Pana brand VM has an access code of 165. Your personal messages are in your box, the system messages (General Delivery Mailbox) are in mailbox 998. When you dial 165, you're automatically in your box. Mailbox 998 has a special access code that you dial and use to retrieve messages. We try to prevent messages from being dropped into the GDM, but it happens.

Carl

Here's a phone system lesson. Panasonic discontinued your TD phone system about 8 years ago, so you either got a super deal or the system has been installed that long ago. Restrictions are programmed into the system by an installer and manager. There's a Class of Service override access by dialing 47 on the intercom and a code. Since the 7436 is a special phone, it's probably the one attached to extension 101. If that phone is restricted, clearly whoever owns the system doesn't want whatever you're dialing to be dialed.

Now you wouldn't be asking "someone on the internet" for instructions on how to beat the restrictions would you?

I didn't think so. Check with the system owner or installer.

Carl

You can move them mechanically or electronically. If you have access to manager's programming, the extensions can be changed in system program 003 and 004, but it will screw up the mechanical order of the phones. An extra hint, the open extensions you can use for temporary numbers are 100,200,169 to maybe 182 and 269 to maybe 282. The concept is if you want to change 103 to 105 you make change 103 to 100 105 to 103 and then 100 to 105. Keep close track of who belongs to what because you're going to need it later. In hardware, the installer would just run new jumpers at the frame and he wouldn't have to change names in 004 like you're going to have to.

Carl

If you have a Panasonic brand voice mail system, the company greetings are administered from mailbox 998. The problem is, you need a guide or just have to start looking for where the greetings are stored. A basic TVS-95 has 32 company greeting and 100 custom message slots. We keep ours in Custom service 30, 60, and 40 for Day, Night and Holiday with sub menus going in the digit dialed (ie Day option 3 message is 33), but not everybody does that. A lazy man might just start at 1.

You can find the administrators manual for your particular voice processing system online if you don't have one.

Carl

It doesn't tell you because the voice mail system is a separate part of the TD system. There are instructions provided with the Voice Mail system. In a Panasonic brand TVX you access it by dialing 165 and control it from either the serial port, a USB port, or mailboxes 998 and 999. 998 and a set of instructions give you access to message recording. If you don't have the instructions, you need to contract whoever set it up or find the MESSAGE MANAGER guide.

Rather than play GuessYa, comment back with the VM model number. It's either a smaller white or black/blue box mounted near the main phone system cabinet.

Carl

Press 1 on an idle phone.

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Nah, post here, read here. From the phone press PROGRAM 99 and press the button you want to program. It needs to have a light. Dial 1 + ext and STORE. You can program more buttons or just pick up the handset and drop it back down to exit programming.

Carl

Hi To do so you can : - ask your service provider to limit the calls. - Find whether the previous owner has additional kit to limit the calls service and remove it Regards, jay

look up Call log if you have a manual. Or try this software
http://www.aggsoft.com/pbx/panasonic-kx-t7436-call-logging.htm

while talking to someone:

1) press "CONF"
2) dial the extension number (or 9+the phone number) you want to conference in
3) wait for the person to answer
4) press "CONF" again