20 Most Recent Toshiba DKT2020SD Phone Questions & Answers

what system u using??
if DK series go to phone port number "000" (at phone press Intercom #401 to check port), check at every phone with display phone.
- to set speed dial press REDIAL SPEED DIAL standard speed dial   code 60 or 600, follow by 9+destination number, REDIAL to confirm.
- to call press speed dial + code or press * + speed dial code (*60 / *600)
- if CTX/CIX must set at adminsrater phone. #66, speed dial code number (200-999), 9 follow destination number #
- to dial press *200...

what system u using??if DK series go to phone port number "000" (at phone press Intercom #401 to check port), check at every phone with display phone.
- to set speed dial press REDIAL SPEED DIAL standard speed dial code 60 or 600, follow by 9+destination number, REDIAL to confirm.
- to call press speed dial + code or press * + speed dial code (*60 / *600)
- if CTX/CIX must set at adminsrater phone. #66, speed dial code number (200-999), 9 follow destination number #
- to dial press *200...

If you have a CiX system with Caller-ID, a Caller-ID "review" or "log" key must be assigned on the set. Also, a CID buffer of (x) calls must be assigned in system programming. Once done, to review calls, press the CID Log key, scroll up and down using the NEXT/PREV soft key. This does not work on the older DK systems.

Here is the location of the manual for download: http://www.manualslib.com/download/375822/Toshiba-Dkt3010-Sd-Digital-Phone.html

I don't believe this is possible on your telephone system. The feature normally would be referred to as Music On Hold. The manual makes no reference to this feature. Contact your telephone equipment distributer or installer for possible options. http://www.comtechphones.com/images/products_manual/Toshiba%202000Series.pdf

I know this is old, but to help the next person.... On a DK40, you program from port 000, not ext 205. The DK280 is programmed from ext 205. The other info is correct.

Caller ID on the telephone is only supported if the KSU is progammed to pass through this information. If you want to view it on the phone level there is a button that can be programmed on your phone to display like caller ID history.

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This manual also applies to your model..The same basic model numbers may have minor changes,thus a change in model number.This is to make support and manufacturing easier and also helps keep costs down.It should at least look very similar in operation to your model.You do not have to sign up for anything and there is no junk after.Click download,then enter the 5 digit code and press download again.It will open a menu.If you want to save it permananetly click save.It will most likely save to your documents folder.For 1 time use click run.You may want to save this site for future reference also.It is excellent and has a wide variety of electronics.If you have any questions or need more help,just comment here and I will get an autolink to your post and reply ASAP.I really encourage responses so I can follow up properly as I know where you stand and asking someone else restarts all the explaining because we cannot see other 'Expert's' responses.Good luck,Greg

http://www.retrevo.com/support/Toshiba-DKT3220-SD-Telephones-manual/id/3040ag715/t/2/

Hello,

People often like to make backup copies of important documents for future reference. Likewise, you might have important voicemail messages that you need to keep archived. If you leave them on your phone service's voicemail system, they might get automatically deleted after a certain period of time or simply to make room for new incoming messages. You can record a voicemail message to a PC and not have to worry about losing access to it on your phone-service provider's system.
Instructions and things needed to fix up the problem.

• 2.5mm to 3.5mm cell adapter,3.5mm stereo cable,In-line recorder

Cell Phone Voicemail
1. Plug the 2.5mm male plug of a cell adapter into the headset jack of your cell phone.
   
2. Plug one end of a 3.5mm cable into the adapter's 3.5mm jack.
   
3. Plug the other end of the cable into the microphone jack on your PC.
   
Landline Phone Voicemail
4. Plug the in-line recorder's modular phone cord into the wall jack for your telephone.
   
5. Plug one end of a telephone cord into your telephone and the other end into the in-line recorder.
   
6. Insert the in-line recorder cord's 3.5mm plug into the microphone jack on your PC.
   
Recording
7. Call your voicemail service, enter the password and listen to your voicemail messages playing through the speakers of your computer.
   
8. Click "Start" and then click "All Programs," "Accessories." Click "Sound Recorder."
   
9. Click "Start Recording" to record the audio of the voicemail coming from your phone into your PC.
   
10. Click "Stop Recording" when you are finished with your voicemail. The audio will be saved in the Windows Media Audio (WMA) format.
    

Good luck.

Hi, You can check the manual here
http://phone.manualsonline.com/ex/thread/view/idThread/343173
http://www.p1bc.com/toshiba/toshiba_dkt_2/DKT2020-SD.htm
Regards,

Depending on the type of Toshiba phone system, the programming steps may vary slightly but this should get you on the right track.

Changing the time on a Strata DK system must be done from the "main" or primary phone. It is usually extension # 10, or # 200. 1.- With the phone on-hook, dial intercom, #, 652 (depending on the system type, the # may or may not apply) 2.- Enter the correct time using HH/MM/SS, like 07:24:00 3.- Press redial

where do i get the central control unit

its full and there is incoming message hanging, try and delete the already read messages there,

Yes, as long as the system has a digital card in it, you can use that phone with it.