20 Most Recent NEC Electra Elite 32D-1 Corded Phone - Page 4 Questions & Answers

Try feature 69 feature. Or just the feature button by it self.

Yes while the phone is ringing use the down arrow key and it will lower the volume.

Yes turn your mic light on. Feature 1 usually.

hey do you know how to change the display names or better still do you know where i can get hold of a user manual for the DTU 16d nec phone thanks

How was the T1 tested? If they did it remotely and ran a typical 5-15 minute test, it may have been while the circuit was clean. Today's circuit equipment can mask errors on the user end that their SwitchRoom monitoring cannot see. Many things can cause this problem. They should have a tech on-site to pull the records from the SmartJack and do a head-to-head test. There can be errors coming in that only an on-site tech with the proper test equipment can see.

External transfer to Mobile 1. Transfer 2. press 1 and external # 3. Wait for ringing 4. press feature then transfer 5. hang up

Press Feature 1 That will turn the mic off, or on.

Press Feature.
Dial _9#.
Enter hour and minute via dialpad.
Press Recall to change AM/PM setting.
Press Hold to change to calendar setting.
OR Press Feature to exit this feature.
Press Recall to select day of week.
Dial # to move the cursor to day of month field.
Enter day of month via dialpad.
Press Recall to select month.
Dial # to move the cursor to year field.
Enter last two digits of year via dialpad.
Press Feature.
This must be done from a phone with attendant features set. Typically ports 1 and 2. More than likely x10, x100, x1000 or something like this.

Call Pickup Direct

Upon hearing ringing or voice
announcement at another
telephone:
1. Lift the handset.
2. Dial the Call Pickup Direct
code 67.
3. Dial the station number of
the telephone to be
answered.
4. Converse.

It sounds as if that particular extension is in Do Not Disturb.
From that phone, try Feature - 69 - Feature.

nope.....call tech support

As an FYI....The arrow keys control many things,
If not in use, they control the contrast.
If ringing, it adjusts ringing.
when using handset or speaker, it adjusts volume.

Try hitting feature 80 feature. It should work from any phone on your system.

Programm those 2 extension in memoru 4-14 and 4-15. So when
one is busy rolls over to the second one.

Press Feature 69 Feature to turn off the do not disturb. Feature 60 Feature turns it on.

I have seen cases where programming can be messed up or even set back to default with rapid on-off-on-off power surges that often happen in power outages. The system will need to be re-programmed. I have never programmed an NEC system but here is what you need. Either find a local installation company that can fix this for you OR figure out which NEC phone system you have and locate the Programming and Installation manual for it. (not a user guide or administrator's manual) The phone's part number will not help you figure out which NEC system you have, it only narrows it down a bit. Look for the main control unit in the basement, utility closet, etc.. Programming any phone system can be daunting for someone who has not done it before even with the right manuals. If you are not up to it, look for a company that can help. MAKE SURE the system is defaulted before re-programming it! There could be a glitch in the programming that cannot be fixed without a system default so you want to do this before making any changes. Also, I would highly suggest a UPS backup power supply for the phone system. This will keep it running for a short time in a power outage and will stop this from happening again. If you have a small system with 1-12 phones, most small UPS systems made for computers will work. Small phone systems use less power than a computer and monitor.

You cannot cancel the feature but the on-hold recall timer can be increased. This is a system programming feature that will effect all phones. You could change the timer from 60 seconds to say 240 or more. Do you know who is in charge of making programming changes for your system? You may have someone at the office or you may pay a company for adds, moves & changes. As far as programming goes, changing a simple timer is about as easy as it gets but it's still a bit complicated and would require a programming manual for your phone system (not the phone) so the first step is to find out which NEC phone system you have.

This would be a problem with the system's programming and not a phone. You either have someone at the company that can administer the system or you pay an installation for programming changes.

Your telephone is probably ok but there is some system programming to turn the handsfree feature on. The procedure to do this is as follows: 1. Find the port number of the extension by pressing Feature 4 at the problem phone. The display will show the 2 digit port number and the extension number; remember the port number. 2. Enter program mode by pressing Feature #0*8974 3. Press Line Key 4 4. Dial 29 5. The display will show 01/29:HFU YES/NO ; with 01 being the first extension port number in the system. Press the Conference key until you see the port number we need to change. 6. When you reach the correct port number, make sure the cursor is all the way to the right by pressing the # key until it is there. 7. Press Line Key 2 to change the entry to yes. 8. Press transfer to write the new data. 9. Press Speaker to exit programming mode. If you wish to call me I can step you through this free of charge. My number is 850-326-0394.

If it is available, it will be here, or ask NEC Support direct. https://www.google.com/search?q=nec+bds+22-btn+manual The Google search query for this is simply NEC (model) manual but you seem to be putting '22 BUTTONS' mixed in with the model number. The most effective search queries are the shortest ones. https://www.google.com/search?q=nec+bds+80573+manual ..