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Line in use means another phone is being used. If you have more than one phone, the second phone is off the hook or someone is already using the phone. Check all phones and be sure they are hung up.
The phone line between the SX-50 console and the main control is disconnected or the console may need to be rebooted (unplug the phone line then reconnect it). If this doesn't solve it then contact your PBX system support person.
If the line button is lit then something within the system has picked it up. If the phone is a multiline set, the line 1 light on the set that is using the line will show green. The line could also be held by either a cordless phone on the system or the voicemail system. The easiest way to clear the line (if the held set isn't apparent) would be to cycle down the power to the phone system for a moment. That will clear the line if its held by the voicemail
Disconnect power and cables from all phones and faxes on the line 3. Wait 15 minutes and reconnect the line again, one
at a time. See if the Meridian works. If not, it could be faulty.
Here are a couple of things to try. First is to disconnect the base and install a regular two line phone to verify that line 2 is ok at that jack. Also on Panasonics website, when you unboxed and installed that unit, there was a cord that had green plugs on it. That was a 4 conductor cord. If somebody changed that out to a 2 conductor, it could cause this. Also it could be a defective cord. If you have another 4 conducter cord from the wired phones, swap it out. Make sure on the base, on the back, that it is plugged in to the correct plug, marked line 1/2. Basically if a regular 2 line phone works, it is possible that the unit is defective. Also maybe unplugging the base from power and resetting that may fix it also.
If that does not help here is Panasonics number.
1-800-211-PANA(7262)
I disconnected phone cord from base unit and then reconnected the phone cord after a few minutes and then it worked. I have no clue why that solved my problem.
No ringer could well be a setting and light on 2nd line means their is No 2nd line and most 2 to 4 lines phones at least require 2 active lines for the system to work correctly
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