How do I get my telephone to work? There is no signal or sound in the telephone

Hello,
Follow the following steps:
1- Check your landline. If there is a tone signal or not. In case there is a signal go to step 2. In case no signal, contact your telecommunication company service center in order to repair your telephone line.

2- connect your telephone line to small device called filter signal. this device has one input (for telephone line) and two output line (one for your telephone system and other for ADSL your router)

3- You have to configure your router to connect to Internet.

For more details bout router configuration, contact me on [email protected]

I hope this help you.

fast busy signal (plural fast busy signals)

1. (telephony) An audible signal on a voice phone line that sounds more frequently than a standard busy singal, indicating that notransmission path to the called phone number is available.

What Does Fast Busy Signal Mean on Cell Phone eHow

Telephones are made compatible with voice, text, video also internetworking compatible as manufacturers default feature functions. Ascertain, that the telephone provides beyond voice communications. For example, recently innovated telephones are internet compatible requiring establishing subscription from provider as subscriber agreements to capture signals. In a situation that telephone least is recognizable as internet compatible is verifiable from telecommunications structures. Several options become resolvable. First, telephones with networking features are enabled with signals as an agreement to resources sharing amongst several features. Second, telephones least without network features is resolvable by exchanging with network enabled phones especially being customer makes exchanging phones to attain network compatible telephones with an alternate agreement to resources.

Telephones are made compatible with voice, text, video also internetworking compatible as manufacturers default feature functions. Ascertain, that the telephone provides beyond voice communications. For example, recently innovated telephones are internet compatible requiring establishing subscription from provider as subscriber agreements to capture signals. In a situation that telephone least is recognizable as internet compatible is verifiable from telecommunications structures. Several options become resolvable. First, telephones with networking features are enabled with signals as an agreement to resources sharing amongst several features. Second, telephones least without network features is resolvable by exchanging with network enabled phones especially being customer makes exchanging phones to attain network compatible telephones with an alternate agreement to resources.

I'm sorry for being long on my answer here...
The bad thing here is that the CS60 is not a Mitel approved/supported headset. The only headsets that are approved for Mitel Superset or Mitel IP telephones are the Plantronics Polaris model.

BUT many other headsets do work with Mitel telephones. Since they are not "supported" by Mitel, you should contact the headset manufacturer for configuration guidance. Some have dip switches, or dials that need to be in certain positions to work with certain telephone models. This can be different from one phone to another.

Plantronics web site and their support people should be able to guide you to configuring this headset properly for each model phone.


How is the headset and handset connected? It sounds like the CS60 is connected to the handset port of the phone and the handset is connected to the CS60. When you go off hook with the handset, it sends the signal to the CS60 and depending on the switch on the CS60, it will send the signal to either the handset or the headset.

OR

The CS60 is connected to the handset port and the handset is connected to the headset port. To make the headset port work, you must have the CS60 connected to the headset port and the handset connected to the handset port. Set the phone to Headset mode.

You have unheard messages on the voicemail system provided by your telephone company. This system records messages when someone calls while you're already on the phone. Please contact your telephone company for instructions on accessing their voicemail system.

Sounds like the answering machine is picking up the telephone line and not releasing it.

Hence the busy signal, cause the answering machine has the line off hook. It's like leaving your telephone off hook, the next caller will get a busy signal...

The answering machine might be bad... have you noticed that you were talking on the phone and hung up then the next call would be the busy signal? Maybe test this out.
Do you have the correct voltage to the answering machine, too much power or too little power can do funny things to telephone equipement.

Modem:

1) A device (modulator/demodulator) that allows computer information to be sent over a telephone line.

2) Equipment that converts digital signals into analog signals for purpose of transmission over a telephone line. Signal is then converted back to digital form so that it can be processed by a receiving computer. Modems are typically used to link computers via telephone lines. ...
3) Acronym for MODulator/DEModulator. A device that transforms digital signals from the computer into electrical impulses for transmission over telephone lines, and does the reverse in reception.
4) A modem (from modulate and demodulate) is a device that modulates an analog carrier signal to encode digital information, and also demodulates such a carrier signal to decode the transmitted information. A device that transmits digital data in tones over a phone line.

IN GENERAL IT IS A DEVICE TO CONNECT THE COMPUTER TO THE INTERNET.

For more detailed info about the modem click here

Hope this helps

Sammy

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