Panasonic KX-T7731 Corded Phone - Page 6 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

On the intercom dial *7510 (*7511 turns it back on in a TDA-50 or lower) and *751x (1 or 2) turns it on in a 100 or larger.

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

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

Your extension reads 102 because that is the extension #.
Press either the tranfer key or the " * " star key and your display will change to time and date or just the date.

Press PROG/PROGRAM
Press the button you want to store the number under
Press 2
Enter the number to dial (remember to prfix with your line access code usually a 9)
Press STORE

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

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

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

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

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

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It's automatic. Press the SP Phone button.

My headset is a TCA-60 and it works in all systems on all Panasonic phones.

Carl

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

TVA and TVS systems have master passwords that the installer has. If you lost the password to 999, then your installer can probably come out and reset them. If you have lost the master password, Panasonic can restore that, but it's not easy.

If you happen to have the password for 998 and 999, you get there by pressing #6 *99x at the login. Put in your password and IIRC admin is option 5 or 6 in 999.

Carl

I'm guessing yes, but it depends on what system it's plugged into. In the U.S. Panasonic sytems come in 308, 616 and 824 models in the TA series, but only 4x4 default in the TAW-848.
These would be the systems most common for the 7731 phone.

So, when you locate the cabinet, if it's a TA-624/824, then you'll see a board with 11 modular jacks, 3 for lines and 8 for extensions. In the 848, it will be 4 lines and 4 extensions if it has not been expanded. If it's an old KXT30810/61610, you'll see the extra jacks on the sytem.



Carl

A 7731 phone will function on any one of 18 or so different Panasonic system cabinets. Now, which "user guide" are you looking at? SYSTEM speed dial is set from the first extension or the maintanance console of the phone system. PERSONAL FEATURE (speed dials on the right side of the phone) are pretty much universally programmed by PROGRAM button, 9+ number STORE.

What do your instructions say?

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

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

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