20 Most Recent NEC Dterm DTP 16D-1 Corded Phone Questions & Answers

this link is a pdf file

www.necunifiedsolutions.com/downloads/PDFs/780315_IPK_MultilinePH_UG.pdf
of the manual ,you may need to copy paste if link fails

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1) pry off the top keypad cover 2) unlatch the clips in back of the screen by squeezing the arms together to release the display from the base 3) lift up the LCD display and pull forward to slide the hinges out to the openings and lift up and out.

Press the "Speaker" button and enter 728 on the key pad. Then enter the correct time in 24 hour format. For example at 2.56 p.m. type 1456. Then press speaker again and you're done

press spk 8181 that will put board back into day mode

Ringing is assigned in system programming, either a tech or your office in house tech will need to make the change.

Feature 69 feature.

It took me forever to find out, but heres what you do.

with the phone hung up:
1) "Feature" then press "1"
2) then press "#", "*", "#"
3) lift the phone, then hang up
4) press "Speaker"
5) dial "700"
6) press "hold"
7) enter the name (I'm still trying to find out how to leave a space, or use aother character that the same number key has... ugh"
8) press "hold" then "Speaker"

then make sure it saves it in the directory

If your phone is set to ring then the Answer key should also flash during incoming call, you can use that. If its not set to ring there is a program to set Answer key to flash without the ring, but it's in system programming, likely a vendor thing.

Press the voice mail button or dial the pilot for the voicemail, enter the password or ID your own extension (9+ext) on really old voicemails, then password, listen to the prompts or use the active buttons in the display.

Program 4-18 is where name assignment is done, but u likely are not familiar with system programming. This is not a user feature.

You can program a headset key in programming for that phone. But you would need to know how to acess programming and add it. Also what type of phone system. ldtsnj.com

Check if this is useful http://phone.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/nec_display_solutions/16d_and_8d.html?p=1

If you have a DTP-16D phone, I believe that device was used primarily on the NEAX 2000 system by NEC. If that is true, you can try the default DND cancel code: #8 (*8 sets it). Unfortunately, the system codes CAN be changed by the installer, so it could be something else. Please let us know if that works. Thanks.