Ringer Hello, I would like to know how to turn the ringer on, on my Nortel Business Series Terminal T7316E 2-Line Corded Phone. Thank you!

Have you tried to call the phone and adjust the volume on the set while the call is coming in? I think the only way you can adjust the ringer volume is if the phone is ringing.

You should complete programming on a T7316, T7316E, M7310, M7324 phone.
1. Feature **23646
2. Password: 266344
>>>Your password may have been changed by your phone company. Contact them for the password.
3. Select General Admin
4. Select Date and Time
5. Select Time
6. Adjust the Hour, Minute, and AM/PM
7. Press Rls when done

You can adjust the ringer of your Nortel phone by dialing Feature *6, then using the volume bar to adjust the ringer while the tone is playing, or dial Feature *80 to adjust it there.

A T-7316e not having an internet CAT5 connection does not have a MAC address.

MANY TIME A PERSON DIALS WITHOUT REALIZING THAT THE ACCEPTANCE CODE NEEDS TO BE INSERTED FIRST THE Nortel T7316E?...If you want to temporarily turn them off use do not disturb (feature 85, feature #85 to turn Do Not Distrub off) Turning off the ringing permanently will require you to program the set. Programming is done on M7310, ...regards John

download pdf and go through it.... (topic called "Your T7208 Telephone", option no. "E")
http://www.1800laphones.com/Nortel_PDF/Nortel_Networks_T7208_phone_manual_programming_meridian_norstar_Version1.pdf

It always will. Now you need to go into system programming and program the phone to NOT ring.

You can either download the business series terminal desktop assistant from nortel: http://www116.nortel.com/pub/swcode/desktopassistant/v1.4/DA1.4_setup.exe

or if you need the program and the paper inserts you can go to:
www.desi.com

desi.com has always had what I needed for both plastic covers and labels

What cabinet are you using? The CICS cabinet has an Analog Terminal Adapter built in (ext 117 or 37 iirc). This puts out a standard ring voltage that you could use to feed a strobe or relay. I hate to bring this up, but there is also an Auxiliary Ringer port on the sytsem. It's a make contact designed to handle 50 mA at 40v DC. You can drive a slave relay and switch whatever you want. It's assigned to a line or extension in programming. The only reason I hate to bring it up is because it makes your vendor look stupid, which he probably is. Carl