Programming an extension

Basic programming on fobs, if they are self-programming, will be in the book in the glove box.It will give you step-by-step instructions for your car, or tell you to go to the dealer.

Call an HVAC technician to check the wiring...they will be more helpful for thermostats.

"If you need more programming assistance, request form #158ET9311 " from Intermatic.
http://www.intermatic.com/customer%20service.aspx
Or call Intermatic: 815-675-7000

Manual shows example programming on page 17-18:
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Intermatic-et70415cr.pdf
The instruction manual for this timer does not have step-by-step programming.
There is example programming on page 17-18, but it shows one example.
The timer manual doesn't have step-by-step because the timer prompts the user as the user is programming timer.
As a result, it is difficult to know what step was missed.
It is equally difficult for expert to know what went wrong.
In addition, the timer offers choice of 24 hour or 1-week or 365 day programming.
Also the timer offers choice between 'astro' dawn-dusk' or 'fixed' programming, 'pulse' bell-ringing programming, and 'interval' programming.
And then there are additional programs available for individual days throughout the year if you choose 365 day operation.
Add on top of that, the timer has 4-channel operation where each of the 4 different relay circuits are programmed separately for each of the options mentioned above.
For these reasons, I recommend contacting Intermatic about this timer.

It's a trick. When we install Panasonic TDx systems, you have to give the phone users access to programming. If your installer gave you access, you can press PROG and dial **1234 and the system will let you into programming. By default, extension can usually do it, in our case, we allow it on all phones.

If you find the phone that can dial PROG ** (it won't beep at you when you start the sequence), program 004 is extension names. Dial it, press ENTER twice (it moves from softkey 3 to 4) and you'll be looking at extension 101 and a name if programmed. The NEXT key scrolls through the extensions and the keypad pressed X times to get to the letter and the right arrow key to step forward if you need to press the same number key steps you forward. The round ENTER key saves the new name, then pick up the handset and drop it back down to exit programming.

Carl

1. At that phone, press FEATURE 00 to get into programming

2. press the button you want to program,
4. then press the LEFT intercom button.
5. Then enter the 2 digit extension number.

If you have more buttons, repeat from step 2.
If done, press FEATURE 00 to exit programming.

Hi, i could tell you what code you need to program the remote if tell me what brand tv you have. If not you can try PowerScan through all the codes to see which one will work. Procedure is described below.

Step 1: Manually turn off the device you wish to program (TV, VCR, DVD)

Step 2: Press and hold the appropriate device key (TV, VCR, DVD) until the red LED illuminates. This indicates that the remote is in programming mode.

Step 3: Press and release the power button. The LED flashes once and stays ON. Indicating that the remote is in PowerScan mode.

Step 4: Press either CH+ or CH- button repeatedly until the device switches on. The CH+ button searches upward in the code list while the CH- button searches downward.

Step 5: When the device turns on, press and release the OK button to store the new code and exit.
NOTE: If you press the CH+ or CH- again after the device turns on, the device will not be programmed and you will need to repeat steps 1 - 5.

Step 6: Press any other operable button (VOL+ or VOL-). If the device responds, no further programming is required. If the device does not respond then repeat steps 1 - 5.

To set up call id you need to enter programming . Programming is done on M7310, M7324, and T7316 sets only. Press the feature key followed by **266344.When prompted to enter the password enter 266344.
The screen should say TERMINALS&SETS. The 4 top line/feature keys are now used for programming.
At the terminals&sets prompt, press the show key (top right arrow). The display should now ask for an extension number. Enter extension number you wish to program call log on. Press the show key (top right arrow)
Press the next key (bottom right arrow) 5 times. The display should say TELCO FEATURES.
Press the show key (top right arrow) 2 times. The display should say CALLED ID: N(or Y)Press the change key til it says Y.
press the release key.

What it sounds like you want to do is restrict the automatic system answering to certain extensions. This is done via feature code 204.

To identify the lines on which outside calls should be answered by the system:

1. Press feature +(00)+(system program)+(system program)+#204
2. Enter the two-digit system line number of the desired line.
3. To assign or unassign the line, press (Next Data) until the appropriate value appears.
   1 = Assigned
   2 = Not Assigned (the factory setting)
4. To identify another line, press (next item)or (prev. item) until the line number appears on the display. Then repeat Step 3.
5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 for all the lines that you want to identify.
6. Select another procedure, or exit programming mode.

any missing info should be provided by your reseller.......
here is what I found...

Note: Some Programming must be done from the internal keypad / QWERTY Keyboard.

Alternate Programming Sequence for the VX9900 (Orange) or for newer software versions.

[#] [#] + [7][7][6][4][7][2][6][9][9][0][0] + [SEND]






OTA PROGRAMMING

Step 01:
Change ESN in billing system.

Step 02:
Power up the handset.

Step 03:
Dial *228 + SEND

Step 04:
Follow the VRU prompts




USE OTA Where Available. If OTA is not available follow instructions below.

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AKEY PROGRAMMING

Step 01:
Generate a random A-Key and power phone on.

Step 02:
With the flip CLOSED, press 2539 + * + * to access AKEY INPUT MODE.

Step 03:
Press 1 for Akey Entry

Step 04:
New AKEY displays, enter 26 digit A-key then press OK when complete.

PROGRAMMING COMPLETE

This will be a two step answer. Walk to any other extension and dial *701 plus the extension that doesn't work. If it lights the message waiting lamp (of course it will), then please look for your voice mail system cabinet. It may be black, with a dark blue cover the same as the TDA phone system. Part numbers would be TVA-50 or TVA-100.

If all of the above is true, you need to do some notification programming in the voice mail system. Do you have the programming software if it's a TVA?

Carl