How do i get rid of nortel alarm

You need to delete old messages - the limit is 50. follow the display when using the VoiceMail retrieval method you regularly do.

First, I'll need to know what I'm looking up- guitar, mandolin, banjo, bass? Acoustic or electric?

After that's settled, are we looking for a review, or a problem to solve...

Need more information.

This is Caller ID log

FEATURE 812 View Call Log
FEATURE 813 Manual Call Log
FEATURE 815 Deletes Call Log Items

To have no log see your office administrator or call your local tech to De-program your phone from the system log.

I have a Casio Waveceptor. I cannot clear the alarm time. I can only turn the alarm ON & OFF.
Gary

It depends on which Nortel System your client uses, and which level of software they have in the system. You can try "Feature * * T I M E" (Feature, star, star, 8 4 6 3). If that doesn't work, we'll need more info about the system. Good Luck!

I have a Nortel T7208 phone. It shows "message for you" and the light is on but when I open my vm. I don not have a message how do I get rid of this?

I had the same issue. For the last few days I had the double alarm icon with the one you describe showing 8:00 am. I had no alarms etc set so I had no idea what it was until today at 8:00! A notice came up about a friend's birthday. Apparently when I was in my calendar a few days ago I attempted to put the birthday reminder on my calendar. In the menu I thought I selected "New" however just above the New option is the New Alarm option which is what I must have selected. When the alarm came up the icon went away from my home screen and the clock page. I went in and deleted this recurring alarm and scheduled it as I normally do on my calendar.

You probably have an alarm that either already came on by the time you have read this and you likely set it inadvertently like I did. I hope this helps.

Try reversing the polarity of the phone line - some Central Office equipment reverses the line voltage to indicate Message Waiting. Your jack may be miswired (for a lot of phone equipment, polarity doesn't mattter).

that sounds like the problem with your CMOS battery.

i suggest first replace the existing battery wit a new one.

i hope this will work with your problem.

The solution is a follows; If you have any legit alarms already set, disable them before proceeding

1) As soon as the unwanted alarm goes off , look at what time your phone says it is and make a note of it. (if you know EXACTLY what time it goes off at, then go to the next step)

2) Goto Start -> Clock & Alarm -> Alarm

3) Set the alarm time for the exact time from step #1. Set alarm to On.

4) Click Done, done, and done

5) Goto Start -> Clock & Alarm -> Alarm

6) Change the alarm to Off.

7) Click Done, done, and done

That's it, the alarm should now be disabled for this unwanted alarm, if you have multiple unwanted alarms, repeat this procedure for each.