Nortel startalk one of my extensions keeps getting calls and when answered there is just a busy signal on the other end. What is causing this?

Carl Navarro

• 2460 Answers
• Posted on Sep 30, 2009

SOURCE: Line not in service

Is says that because it's not in service :-)

To check the extenson number of the phone you're calling, go to that phone and press FEATURE *0 and the intercom button. Read the display. It should show you the extension number of the phone.

If it has names only, you're probably going to have to start with 21 22 or 101 102 etc and see what rings.

Carl

SOURCE: Nortel M7310 Phone moved to another jack, now no incoming calls

The reason your phones config is not the same as before is because configuration goes by what extension it is. So if you plug your phone in somewhere else, unless you have DN's configured, your extension changes, so say it was extension 21, but now that you moved it, its now 23, those settings remain on extention 21, so if you bought another phone and plugged it into were extention 21 is, it would have the settings that your old phone had before

To access the intercom by just picking up the handset, Press Feature **CONFIG (266344), Select <A. Configuration>, then go to <2. Line Access>, Select that and enter the extension of the phone you want to have access intercom by just picking up the handset. Scroll until you see <Intercom Keys: #,> make sure you have at least one intercom key. Then scroll until you see <Prime Line: #>, Press change until the display reads <Prime Line:I/C>  And there you go. Hope i didn't confuse you 

george peters

• 860 Answers
• Posted on Apr 28, 2010

SOURCE: my startalk flash answering messages

to reset the administrator pasword enter feature 985 press 9, at the password prompt enter 73738767793 (resetsmpwsd) and press ok or #,press yes to reset password. password should be defaulted to 0000. then try Feature 983. if your system has 2 digit intercom #s your password is 120000.
If you have 3 digit intercom #s then the password is 1020000.

george peters

• 860 Answers
• Posted on Jun 23, 2010

SOURCE: Nortel T3716E send calls to voicemail HELP!

Sounds like the call forward no answer isn;t set up on your extension. The first thing to do is to find out what the voice mail pilot number is. That's done by pressing feature 982. The display should say "set:xxx". The set number provided is the voicemail pilot number. Next you'll need to enter system programming. Programming is done on 7310, 7324 and 7316 type sets. Enter programming by pressing 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 want to change call forward no answer on.
Press the show key (top right arrow)
The display should say LINE ACCESS
Press the next key (bottom right arrow) .
The display should say CAPABILITIES.
Press the show key (top right arrow) .
The display say foward no answer.
press theshow key (top right arrow)..
The display should say none. Press the chng key and enter in the voice mail pilot number. press the show key again (top right arrow) To review the rings til forward. Press the chng key if you wish to change the ammount of rings til answered. Press the release key when finished

SOURCE: I have a Nortel T7316E phone at work. We have

Depends on the voicemail, but generally:

Call the receptionist

When the auto attendant answers, press * (or sometimes "**"), OR ask the operator to transfer to your line and press "*" during your message.

It will ask you your login information.

Dial your extension and password together as one number and press #

You can now operate the voice mail.