How can i turn the voice off on my panasonic 6.0 plus phone

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How do I turn off the Talking Caller ID on my phone? To turn off Talking Caller ID on the base;

1. Press [MENU] [#] [*] [1] [6] [2]
2. Press the [?] or the [?] button to turn the base Caller ID on or off.
3. Press [ SAVE ]

To turn off Talking Caller ID on one of the handsets;

1. Press [MENU] [#] [1] [6] [2].
2. Press the [?] or the [?] button to turn the handset Caller ID on or off.
3. Press [ SAVE ]

Note that the base and each handset are programmed individually.

How do I turn off the Talking Caller ID on my phone? To turn off Talking Caller ID on the base;

1. Press [MENU] [#] [*] [1] [6] [2]
2. Press the [?] or the [?] button to turn the base Caller ID on or off.
3. Press [ SAVE ]

To turn off Talking Caller ID on one of the handsets;

1. Press [MENU] [#] [1] [6] [2].
2. Press the [?] or the [?] button to turn the handset Caller ID on or off.
3. Press [ SAVE ]

Note that the base and each handset are programmed individually.

If it's a Panasonic brand TVx voice mail, the access code is #6* and your extension. That identifies you as a user and is the same as if you dialed the voice mail system from your own phone.



Carl

If your old phone was an extension on the system and it is a TVA voice mail product, you dial the VM access code (usually 500) and when it answers you dial #6 * and your old extension.
You now appear as you would have if you had pressed MESSAGE or dialed 500 from your old phone.

Carl

The red light is MESSAGE WAITING. It is not necessarily VM notification. Press the MESSAGE button and look at the display. One of the soft keys will let you CLEAR the message and it will tell you where it came from. It's set by anybody calling your phone, and randomly, it is set by dialing your extension plus "4". Oops. It's a Pana mystery :-)

Carl

If your voice mail is a Panasonic brand, from remote you dial #6 * and your extension. Then put in your password and it's just like you logged in from the phone at your desk.

Carl

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

If there is a voice mail button on the other set/s, press it, then [#][6], then [*] and your mailbox number.
If there is no button, press [intercom] 165, [#][6], [*] and your maibox number.
Note that 165 is a common voice mail extention number, but it may vary from site to site.

The voice mail turns the message waiting light on and off. The voice mail is a separate part from your phone system. Usually this is a standard setting at default for each extension but most voice mails will allow you to turn it off. Any way you look at it, this would be a system programming issue. You will need to either pay a company to make the change or you need to know which Panasonic system (and voice mail) you have and obtain system "programming" manuals. (not user guides)