Kx-td 1232 hello all support I.have 3expansion card (kx 174 16SLT) to connect an expansion card(to KX-TD 1232DBX cabin A,B,C. After connecting, the card B&C is working properly but one of the card no A no dialing tone. I?ve tried to use program 109,turned the switch off and on. what can i do , please? Thanks.

Sure, why not? It needs to be turned on and wired to work. Check the TD-1232 programming manual for the proper programming and the 39x code to separate the two extension numbers. . Make sure that the first pair of the cable is wired to your jack if it's a 308 or 1232. In an 816 the 2 pairs should be intact from the main cabinet and you need to check the wiring if it's an expansion card.

Carl

The 7453 is a Panasonic digital phone and it works on a TD series box. TD 308/816/1232 systems show up on Ebay for $100-600.

Some of the old digital phones will also work on the TDx series systems, but they take 4x the power of the 76xx/DT series phones.

With refurbished T7324's selling for under $100, it seems like you'd be better off using those.

Carl

It depends on what phone system the 7130 is connected to. Most FWD sequences start in the 7xx's. In a TA series, you have 711 ext # to forward it to some extension and 714# for DND. On a TD it's 710x with 2 being all calls and 7101 being DND. . If you have your 7130 connected to anything lower (like a flat pack 308,616 or 1232) just look at the button because I don't think it will do anything else :-)

In the above examples, ending in 0 usually cancels, like 7100 cancels CF and DND on a TD and 710# on a TA. The OM or user's guides to your particular KSU will have the details under Call Forward and Do Not Disturb.

Carl

CID on a 7730 reqoires 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.

If it never worked from "day 1", then I'm guessing you either didn't order the card, or you forgot to inform your installer that you wanted CID turned on. Only the 50g and TA-824 models came with CID in the U.S.

Carl

It's not exactly that easy. Here's a manual for the 816/1232 TD series phones. If you have a TD-308, it has a different manual.

Start on page 91 http://www.public.carl.airpost.net/Pana/TD/td1232user.pdf

Carl

Sure. It's a dealer option to crack the password. There's a brute force program that will do it, or there's an installer trick. I can't give you either one in a public forum. Please call a Panasonic TD dealer. You may find one at www.kxt411.com

Carl

Add a second cabinet. You can only operate 2 E cards on the first box.

Carl

If it says D1232 on the box, it's a TD-1232. Look at the black and silver tag on the side of the KSU, IIRC the TD-1232's tag is on the lower right outside above the power cord. Three is a TA-1232 a TD-1232, and a 123210/11. Only the TD is digital (uses 72xx/74xx phones).

As far as SYSTEM phones, the TA/TD 1232 come out of the box as 8x16 devices and you add cards to expand it. These cards have -70 part numbers and are fairly difficult to find. (I think I have one or two on my shelf). If you really have a 123211, it also expands by using cards, that fit vertically in the card file with an AMP connector plugged into its face. Those are easier to find, the risk there is when you turn off the system to install them, it sometimes forgets to power back up.

Lastly, if you really have a TD with digital phones, there is an ANALOG port on the back of each digital phone that can be wired for seperate extensions (by default it's 100 more than the digital extension). You can add single line devices in those ports.(Some restrictions apply :-). For two quick phones, you might go that route.

Carl

A DHLC card is pinned the same as a Panasonic 123211 and TD-1232 system for compatibility. That means that there are 3 pairs for every extension and 3X8=24. In your triple set, the first pair is T&R, which is the ANALOG voice pair. It's used as 1/2 the connection for an Analong Panasonic phone (APITS) or a single line set. The second pair is D1&D2, used for a DIGITAL phone. In theory, if you're only setting a 76xx phone, a single pair from this pair to the second pair of the RJ-11 jack (orange pair of the cable or black/yellow wires) would make the digital phone work. We use 2-pair jumper just as a marker to know it's a DHLC block. The 3rd pair is used for OHVA on a 7130(!) and any other analog phone that had that feature. Which means, it's obsolete today, but you could take that TD-1232 system cable, plug it inot a TDA/TDE DHLC-8 card and move on to the next job.

On the back of the 7630 phone there's another jack marked TO TEL. Just for fun, plug your 7630 into another 7630. HAH! That's what a DXDP port does.

Carl

What manual did you download, where is the message located, and what is it recorded on?

A 7433 phone is just a phone, it has no messages. It is connected to a TD-816/1232 Key Service Unit and a TVS/TVM/TVA voice mail system if it's Panasonic branded.

When you call in to the TD system, the voice mail answers the call and plays the Auto Attendant greeting. Is this the one you want to change? Or do you want to change the greeting that you get after the AA answers any they dial your extension?

Each of those messages can be changed from the Message manager's box or from your own mailbox, using the codes and passwords supplied at installation.

Carl