HOW TO GET CALLER FOR MY PARTNER 18 D PHONE

To program a Caller ID Name Display button using remote administration on Partner ACS Release 3 or later systems:

1. In the Partner ACS R3 System window, select Extensions. The Extensions window appears.
2. Select the extension you want to program. The Individual Extension Parameters window appears for the selected extension.
3. Select the Button Programming button. The Button Programming window appears for the selected extension.
4. Optional - For new systems where no download is available: From the Phone Model box, select the arrow and choose Partner-34D, Partner-18D, Partner-18 Non-display, Partner/MLS-6 Non-display, MLC-6 Cordless, MLS-12 Non-display, MLS-12D, MLS-18D, or MLS-34D for this extension. The button layout for the type of phone you selected appears.
5. Select the button you want to program. The Partner Set Button Programming Information dialog box appears.
6. Select the Caller ID Name Display button.
7. When you are finished, select the OK button.
8. Repeat steps 5 to 7 to program other buttons for this extension.

The Avaya 3158-05 does not have a display. It can't show the Caller ID information from the telephone provider. The Avaya 3158-07 PARTNER 18D or the 34D will display Caller ID information if your system is connected to a telephone line. (One of these modules: 206EC, 308EC, or 400EC, is required. If you have a T1 line, you can't get Caller ID.)

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Look at the cards in your system. They must be caller ID capable....

The caller id information is sent from your local telco provider after the first ring and might not be able to be extended to the individual sets, try backing off the ring to answer on your voice mail from 2 to 3 rings to see if the information is then passed on. The Voice Messaging System message is being sent from the system showing who transfered the call to you. You should also notice that the ring pattern when that message is displayed is a standard ring followed by a beep meaning a transfer is taking place.

It should say "Calls" on your display. If not, the caller ID log is not set up.

Unfortunatly the only way to do it is to take line access off that phone and have a button call pickup to access ringing line. In this scenario extension wont ring Reffer to programming manual on support/avaya.com Cheers

On one of those phones, press "feature 59" That will display the release of the processor. It might be that your processor is not CID capable.

After your caller id is enabled by carrier, you will get it automatically if your processor is release 3 or higher.

Partner gets caller id from a carrier. If you have a caller id service it will show on your 18D

There's a whole sequence of CID associations that need to be done to make CID work the way you want it. It requires an 18 or 34 D, and you start turning on system programs 317, 318, 319 and program a Feature 23 button to the phone that logs all calls.

A linkable PDF is available here. Start at section 4-10 and use the blue links to understand the programming. Full step-by-step instructions are beyond the scope of a free forum.

http://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/partner_acs/r7/456801_6/456803_6/456803_6.pdf

Carl