Need Caller ID displayed on Nortel StarTalk Flash/M7310

Before you can do anything you need a M7310. Programming a Nortel voice mail requires M7310. It uses the 3 soft keys under the display to program it. You can get one cheap on EBAY. Next you need to find out what type of Voice Mail System in connected to your Nortel phone system. Below is a link to a Older StarTalk manual. You may have a StarTalk, StarTalk Flash, or a Call Pilot.
http://www.myuserguides.com/Nortel_Norstar_Startalk.pdf#page=15&zoom=auto,-69,407

Below is a link that tells how to reset the System Manager Password.
Reset Admin Password Norstar Meridian and Nortel BCM Help Guides

The default code and password for System Admin is F983 and 1020000 or 1021111. The photo below shows a system admin programming tree. Hope this helps
Charlie

You must have latest software to have Caller ID
You must have a Caller ID line card
Caller ID must be programmed on the phone to allow it
Caller ID signal from carrier is sent between 1st and 2nd call

FYI on the fax: Analog ports (ATA's) on the Norstar system do not show Caller ID, instead you would need to use a line share device that supports caller id such as the STICK.

The Star Talk Flash is a voice mail prduct. The caller ID feature is a phone system feature. If your system is a norstar CICS or a MICS the caller ID will work only if you have the caller ID capable central office circuit packs installed. Look on the card and see if the label has "CLID". If it dose there is also additional programming required for each set under.... terminals &sets/telco features/featue assignments/show line/caller ID...set:Y. You also have to program (under sets) /telco features/caller ID: Y.

Hope this helps.

You need CID service from teoco, Caller ID capable circuit packs in your Norstar system and 2 parameters turned on in programming under "terminals a & sets" for each extension. Also the CID will only auto display on sets that have the ringing turned on for that line. (you can also program a display button..feature-811). I doubt it is the software version but to display it go into programming and step down through the menu from 'Terminals&Sets' 10 items to 'Maintenance' and press 'show' then show again at 'System Version' this will give you a display like "SP: 30DHC04 NAT". Hope this helps. Bill C. www.dyns-tech.us We also do remote programming on Nortel CICS and MICS so equipped

In system programming your station needs to set caller id to Y.

i am assuming the system accept caller id. Other stations are working.

To set up call id you need to enter programming by pressing the feature key followed by **266344.When prompted to enter the password enter 266344.
The screen should say TERMINALS&SETS. The 4 top line/feature keys are now used for programming.
At the terminals&sets prompt, press the show key (top right arrow). The display should now ask for an extension number. Enter extension number you wish to program call log on. Press the show key (top right arrow)
Press the next key (bottom right arrow) 5 times. The display should say TELCO FEATURES.
Press the show key (top right arrow) 2 times. The display should say CALLED ID: N(or Y)Press the change key til it says Y.
press the release key.
that should do it providing you have caller id service though your local telco provider.

I'm pretty sure CID is automatic on a CICS....IF you have a CID trunk card. You might want to post the part number on the face of the trunk and we'll see if it's the proper one.

Carl

it is a progrsamming issue that can be fixed where are yuou located?

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Your M7310 phone does not have caller ID. The phone system can have caller ID and there are a few different options you could have for phone system and caller ID packages. You should try to find out which Nortel phone system you have and possibly what type of Caller ID unit.

I suspect you cannot do what you are looking for because as I mentioned, the phone itself does not have caller ID and only displays what the phone system tells it to. It is more complicated for a caller ID system to store a list of previous calls when you have multiple lines and multiple phones. Would you want to see a list of every call that has come in, just the calls that rang at your station or just the calls that rang and you answered at your station.... BUT... this may be ansered in a user guide specific to your phone system or your caller ID interface.