Top 20 Panasonic KX-T7731 Corded Phone - Page 6 Questions & Answers

What happens when you dial 700-0 on the intercom?

7731's work on 18 different Panasonic models, but they were first delivered with the later TA series phone systems. You could press the MESSAGE key and look at the display to see where the message came from, but I don't think you can erase it on a 7731. So, just record the fact, then 700-0 and poof. All gone.

Carl

HUH? You program autodial for the SYSTEM from a SYSTEM phone in SYSTEM programming. You program the "auto dial" buttons, the ones on the right side of your phone from the phone by pressing PROGRAM one of the 12 buttons and dialing "9" plus the number SAVE.

If you are trying to program one of the left side buttons for autodial (bad move) then you dial "29" first.

Carl

This is done through installer level programming typically by a service technician.

MY 7735 WHICH HAS THE SAME BUTTONS AS YOUR 7731, I MAKE THE FIRST CALL, PRESS CONF, MAKE THE SECOND CALL, AND PRESS CONF AGAIN.

CARL

It really depends on which one of group of up to 18 cabinets your 7731 is connected with, but in a TA series, 714# on the intercom sets, 710# clears. You can also press Intercom the FWD/DND button and dial 0#. (or 4# to set it again)

Carl

depending on what system you have here are 2 options for personal messages -
TVM system dial into voicemail (usually 200 or 500) dial 3 1 1 and follow the prompt (the older system is option 5 1 1)

SVM dial *382 your message will be played back to change it dial *381


Button programming
Press PROG
Press BUTTON to store
Press 1
enter extension no of who you want
Press STORE

This is one of those conditional answers. Your 7731 works on one of 18 different Panasonic systems. Which one is yours? In a TA series, you get 5,10,15, or 20 seconds before the forward works. That's all you have. It's different in a TAW, TD, TDA, and probably non existant in any system prior to the TD.

The time is adjusted system wide as program 202. In a TAW and TDA it's adjusted per phone.

Carl

D on a 7730 requires 3 things, CID service from the phone company, programming on the sytsem, and a CALLER ID CARD. The card can only be added to TA-624/824, TAW-848, TD-816/1232, and TDA/TDE/NCP sytsems and has a part number ending in 93.

The card either fits on top of the CO card or in the cover of the system cabinet and plugs into the main board. The price of the card is about $50-75 per port and they come in either 3,4, or 8 port versions, for the particular system.

Carl

enter system programming
Press PROG *#1234
use arrow keys up and down to find date and time - use NEXT key it the screen to move on to next screen

Programming can only be done from a larger style handset on any extension number

What's answering the calls, is it the Panasonic system or the central office? When you figure that out, and it's locally, then post back with the model number of your phone sytsem cabinet and whether you dial 107 or 115 ot get into voice mail, or the message is left in the central office.

Carl

Hello! The KX-T7731 does not have the option to jump to the end of a message...And that is unfortunate...Guru............Saailer I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/david_6df67de3b14de867

In the unlikely event that you really want to do that, the quickest and dirtiest way is to delete the specific mailbox and reinstall it.

The more elegant way is to forward the messages to another box and delete that one.

Both events are done in system programming and/or from mailbox 999.

Carl

Which system do you have? Below are the Panasonic systems. Be sure you find yours.......


Panasonic XDP 824/1232
All programming is done at ext. 101
1) Press the program button, followed by *#1234
2) Dial 000, then follow the prompts on the LCD
KX-T308, KX-T616

1. Use phone with intercom number 11. It will change the time for all phones.
2. Keep handset down and press INTERCOM button.
3. Dial 77.
4. Dial the hour, with two digits (e.g. 03 for 3 o'clock).
5. Dial the minutes, with two digits (e.g. 07 if it is now 7 minutes after the hour).
6. Dial 0 for AM or 1 for PM.
7. Press #.
8. Press SP-PHONE

Panasonic KXT Series Telephone System
Setting the time must be completed from an LCD Display phone at Extension 11, using the telephone keypad. This system type requires "Easa-phone" series or a 7000 series model telephone (the model number is listed on the bottom of the phone) that has one or more small switches located at the rear of the phone. Digital "XDP" phones can not be used on this system type!
To set the time:

• Lift the handset or press "SP-Phone" button on Extension 11.
  
• Dial "77"
  
• Enter the hour with 2 digits. (01 through 12)
  
• Enter the minute with 2 digits. (00 through 59)
  
• Dial (0) for AM or (1) for PM.
  
• Press the "#"
  
• Wait for confirmation tone. (Instantly after pressing the # button, new time counting will start).
  

KX-TA624

1. Use phone with intercom number 101. It will change the time for all phones.
2. Move MEMORY switch on rear from SET to PROGRAM.
3. Dial *#1234
4. Dial 000
5. Press NEXT ("Sp-phone")
6. Press Right Arrow ("FWD/DND") four times until you see the time displayed
7. Change the hour with the keypad
8. Press Right Arrow ("FWD/DND") to reach the minutes field
9. Change minutes with the keypad, if necessary
10. Press AUTO DIAL/STORE
11. Press HOLD
12. Move MEMORY switch on rear from PROGRAM to SET.

KX-TAW848

1. Use phone with intercom number 101. It will change the time for all phones.
2. Press PROGRAM (or PAUSE, if you don't have a PROGRAM button.)
3. Dial programming access code (probably *#1234)
4. Press NEXT (SP-PHONE, if you are not using the programming template).
5. You'll see "Date & Time Set" on your phone's display
6. Press STORE
7. Press NEXT to see hours and minutes.
8. Use your keypad to change the hour
9. Press STORE.
10. Press HOLD.
11. Press PROGRAM

KX-T123211D

1. Use phone with intercom number 101 (probably the receptionist's phone). It will change the time for all phones.
2. Move MEMORY switch on back of that phone to PROGRAM.
3. Keep handset down and press 0 on touch-tone dial.
4. Dial year with two digits (e.g. 97 for 1997).
5. Dial month with two digits (e.g. 01 for January).
6. Dial date with two digits (e.g. 03 if today is the third day of the month).
7. Dial day with one digit (1 for Monday, 2 for Tuesday, 3 for Wednesday, 4 for Thursday, 5 for Friday, 6 for Saturday, 0 for Sunday).
8. Dial hour with two digits (i.e. 01 for 1 o'clock).
9. Dial minutes with two digits (i.e. 07 for 7 minutes).
10. Dial 0 for AM, or 1 for PM
11. Press either AUTO DIAL/STORE or AUTO/MEMORY, depending on your phone.
12. Move MEMORY switch on back of phone to SET.
    

Panasonic DBS 824, 40, 72 & 96
- From the Attendant's display phone.

1. Press "On/Off"
2. Press "Prog"
3. Press " ##"
4. Press "FF1 key"
5. Dial 1#, 2#
6. Dial the time in 24 hr format.
7. Press #
8. Press "On/Off"

- From any display phone in the system.

1. Press "On/Off"
2. #98 + Password
3. Press "Prog"
4. Press " ##"
5. Press "FF1 key"
6. Dial 1#, 2#
7. Dial the time in 24 hr format.
8. Press #
9. Press "On/Off"

Panasonic DBS 576 & 576 HD
From any display phone in the system;

1. Press On/Off
2. Press "Prog"
3. Press " * * "
4. Dial the " Password"
5. Press "FF8"
6. Dial 81001
7. Dial in new time in 24 hr format.
8. Press Hold and then "On/Off"

Which system. See below. BUT make sure you find your system first....


Panasonic XDP 824/1232
All programming is done at ext. 101
1) Press the program button, followed by *#1234
2) Dial 000, then follow the prompts on the LCD
KX-T308, KX-T616

1. Use phone with intercom number 11. It will change the time for all phones.
2. Keep handset down and press INTERCOM button.
3. Dial 77.
4. Dial the hour, with two digits (e.g. 03 for 3 o'clock).
5. Dial the minutes, with two digits (e.g. 07 if it is now 7 minutes after the hour).
6. Dial 0 for AM or 1 for PM.
7. Press #.
8. Press SP-PHONE

Panasonic KXT Series Telephone System
Setting the time must be completed from an LCD Display phone at Extension 11, using the telephone keypad. This system type requires "Easa-phone" series or a 7000 series model telephone (the model number is listed on the bottom of the phone) that has one or more small switches located at the rear of the phone. Digital "XDP" phones can not be used on this system type!
To set the time:

• Lift the handset or press "SP-Phone" button on Extension 11.
  
• Dial "77"
  
• Enter the hour with 2 digits. (01 through 12)
  
• Enter the minute with 2 digits. (00 through 59)
  
• Dial (0) for AM or (1) for PM.
  
• Press the "#"
  
• Wait for confirmation tone. (Instantly after pressing the # button, new time counting will start).
  

KX-TA624

1. Use phone with intercom number 101. It will change the time for all phones.
2. Move MEMORY switch on rear from SET to PROGRAM.
3. Dial *#1234
4. Dial 000
5. Press NEXT ("Sp-phone")
6. Press Right Arrow ("FWD/DND") four times until you see the time displayed
7. Change the hour with the keypad
8. Press Right Arrow ("FWD/DND") to reach the minutes field
9. Change minutes with the keypad, if necessary
10. Press AUTO DIAL/STORE
11. Press HOLD
12. Move MEMORY switch on rear from PROGRAM to SET.

KX-TAW848

1. Use phone with intercom number 101. It will change the time for all phones.
2. Press PROGRAM (or PAUSE, if you don't have a PROGRAM button.)
3. Dial programming access code (probably *#1234)
4. Press NEXT (SP-PHONE, if you are not using the programming template).
5. You'll see "Date & Time Set" on your phone's display
6. Press STORE
7. Press NEXT to see hours and minutes.
8. Use your keypad to change the hour
9. Press STORE.
10. Press HOLD.
11. Press PROGRAM

KX-T123211D

1. Use phone with intercom number 101 (probably the receptionist's phone). It will change the time for all phones.
2. Move MEMORY switch on back of that phone to PROGRAM.
3. Keep handset down and press 0 on touch-tone dial.
4. Dial year with two digits (e.g. 97 for 1997).
5. Dial month with two digits (e.g. 01 for January).
6. Dial date with two digits (e.g. 03 if today is the third day of the month).
7. Dial day with one digit (1 for Monday, 2 for Tuesday, 3 for Wednesday, 4 for Thursday, 5 for Friday, 6 for Saturday, 0 for Sunday).
8. Dial hour with two digits (i.e. 01 for 1 o'clock).
9. Dial minutes with two digits (i.e. 07 for 7 minutes).
10. Dial 0 for AM, or 1 for PM
11. Press either AUTO DIAL/STORE or AUTO/MEMORY, depending on your phone.
12. Move MEMORY switch on back of phone to SET.
    

Panasonic DBS 824, 40, 72 & 96
- From the Attendant's display phone.

1. Press "On/Off"
2. Press "Prog"
3. Press " ##"
4. Press "FF1 key"
5. Dial 1#, 2#
6. Dial the time in 24 hr format.
7. Press #
8. Press "On/Off"

- From any display phone in the system.

1. Press "On/Off"
2. #98 + Password
3. Press "Prog"
4. Press " ##"
5. Press "FF1 key"
6. Dial 1#, 2#
7. Dial the time in 24 hr format.
8. Press #
9. Press "On/Off"

Panasonic DBS 576 & 576 HD
From any display phone in the system;

1. Press On/Off
2. Press "Prog"
3. Press " * * "
4. Dial the " Password"
5. Press "FF8"
6. Dial 81001
7. Dial in new time in 24 hr format.
8. Press Hold and then "On/Off"

Yes. In system programming under trunk type, you can set it to pulse, tone, or call blocking. It's in the 401 section of programming in a TA series system.

Carl

What happens when you dial "9" on the intercom? If that gets you an outside line, then press PROGRAM, one of the buttons, and dial 9 plus your number and STORE.

Hmmm...Speed dial :-)

If you get a vacant line at "9", then you need to reprogram your 400 line access on your phone sytem to disable the vacant lines.

Carl

A 7731 phone is compatible with about 18 different Panasonic phone sytem cabinets. Panasonic calls this line preference-outgoing and, in a TA series, which you're most likely to have, you press PROGRAM and dial 12 STORE for idle line, or 13 and a number from 1-8 for a specific line and STORE. 11 STORE puts it back to no preference.

Carl

You need to set the "Ring over busy" feature.

What manual? The message on hold comes from an external source plugged into the system cabinet. It has it's own manual had hardware.

Carl

take its all cord out for few seconds and then plug em again..