20 Most Recent Lucent PARTNER18 Corded Phone - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Ok, that means that you have a voice mail card in the system and since the VM ports aren't in a hunt group there trying to answer the line at the same time. I'm going to need you to look at the telephone system and tell me where and what kind of VM card you have in your system.

It depends on the voice mail, but any phone should give you access to the voice mail system 777 on the intercom, then your mailbox number and password and follow the prompts.

Carl

First I would check with the telephone compny to see if your lines are pic'd for long distance or try preceding the call with a 0221 or 1010220!

Changing prime line access on a Partner system is done on either ext 10 or 11.
At one of those ext's press the feature key and "00"
Next press the left hand intercom twice
The display should say system programming

Press the right hand intercom once. The display should say Centralized Programming.

Enter in the extension number that you want to program.

Press ** then the lines in the order you want to access them.
press ** when your done the line access
Press feature "00" to logout

To program a key for an appearence of an extension, press feature 00, press the key you want to program the extension number to, then press the right intercom and the extension number. press 00 when finished

A Partner system is pretty foolproof, but Feature 10 is a Message Waiting programming button. Are you keeping the handset in the base?

It's possible that your # key is stuck. If you're truly at x10 and it's not working, try another command like #407 and see if List Number shows up. If it does, then 103 should work, if not, try another phone in that location.

Carl

Changing ringing on a Partner system is done on either ext 10 or 11.
At one of those ext's press the feature key and "00"
Next press the left hand intercom twice
The display should say system programming

Press the right hand intercom once. The display should say Centralized Programming.

Enter in the extension number that you want to program.

Press the line that you want to ring.
A solid light on the line means immediate ringing
A slow flashing light means delayed ringing (meaning the phone will wait 3 rings before starting to ring.)
A fast flashing light means no ringing.

When finished with that station press the right hand intercom and enter in the next extension to program and set ringing accordingly.

Press feature "00" to logout

Those 2 AA Alkaline cells that are in the processor? Look for the door and make sure you keep power on the system.

I don't think its a good idea to back the vms cover rings to 8. The furthest I'd go is maybe 6.
Changing the VMS cover rings on a Partner system is done on either ext 10 or 11.
At one of those ext's press the feature key and "00"
next press the left hand intercom twice
the display should say system programming
enter in "#321"
the display should say VMS Cover Rings and ask for an extension number
enter the extension number you wish to change
The current ring data should be displayed
enter in new data (8 ring if you wish)
press feature "00" to logout

It means that the system batteries are depleted.
On the main processor card of the telephone system there is a door on the lower end. behind the slide door are 2 AAA batteries.Replace them with the power on

http://www.wedophones.com/Manuals/AT&T/Partner%20ACS%20User%20Guide%205-0.pdf

Above is your manual, hope i`ve helped

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.

Depending on the type of voicemail you have, you''ll have to login to the admin mailbox. That's done by pressing your voicemail key or intercom 777. If you have a Partnermail VS the admin mailbox is 99 with the default password of 1234. If you mave a Partner Messaging System the admin mailbox is 0 with a default password of 1234 or 123456. Once your into the admin mailbox press 9 for admin programming. ,3 for greetings, 1 for auto attendant number, 1 for day greeting 2 for night( if your using a night key at the receptionist station then it usus the night greeting) # to go past selector codes, 1 to start recording 3 to accept greeting hang up when done

Voice mail is activated by putting extensions in Group 7. Since you can have several different voice mails, it's difficult to tell you exactly. 777 gets you in, and 99 or 999 should be the access, but not always.

If you are unfamiliar with programming, try going to the room where the system is located and read the cards and version numbers and post back. Your VM could be a PC card, a standard Partner card, or (unlikely) a seperate box mounted on the wall.

Carl

On the main processor card of the telephone system there is a door on the lower end. behind the slide door are 2 AAA batteries.Replace them with the power on

Asked under Partner. The Admin phones for they SYSTEM is 10 and 11. The VM can be administered from anyone with a password.

Comment back with whatever you mean about "extension list".

(For Speed Dials on you phone buttons)
1 Press Feature 00
2 Press the butoon to be programmed
3 Dial the speed dial #
Repeat 2 and 3 for additional #s
hope this helps

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It depends on the type of voice mail judging by the password length try the password of 2357 .

Changing the time on a Partner system is done on either ext 10 or 11. At one of those ext's press the feature key and "00"
next press the left hand intercom twice
the display should say system programming
enter in "#103"
the display should say system time and the current programmed time
enter the new time in 24 hour format
press feature "00" to logout

http://www.retrevo.com/s/Avaya-18-Telephones-review-manual/id/2877ci759/t/1-2/

here is the manual for the phone.