How do I get my itcm button to stop blinking?

(ITCM # 3 plus your extension number) to cancel message
(ITCM, HOLD) to retrieve message

Your radio allows you to listen for weak signals on

the current channel at the press of a key.

To turn ON the Monitor Mode:

• For brief listening, press MON button. The RX

icon blinks.

• Press and hold MON button for 2 seconds until

two beeps sound for continuous listening. The

receiver circuit stays open, letting both the noise

and weak signals to be heard.

To turn OFF Monitor Mode:

Press MON button to return to "Normal" mode,
and the RX icon stops blinking and disappears.

Press mode button till the seconds window blinks. Press Lap/Reset button once to make minutes blink. Cycle through minutes using Start/Stop Button. Press Lap/Reset button once again to make hours blink. Cycle through hours using Start/Stop Button to change the hour

while paging is going on hit the volume button once it is where you want it hit itcm **7 to save the volime setting

If you're really lucky, you only put the system in night mode. From extension 10 press ITCM and #. Days :-)


Carl

Did you try unpluge from the wall, and repluging back after 10 min.
Also run the self diagnosis by pushing the menu and device buttons on the front and let me know the code?

Thanks
K

You didn't try them all or it would have gone out :-)

IIRC correctly it's Inercom # from the operator extension (10).

If that doesn't work, post back and I'll actually read the manual.

Carl

1. Press and hold the mode button until it starts to blink, then release.
   
2. First the alarm time will come up.
   
3. Press the mode button once to get to the time and date.
   
4. The seconds will flash first. 
   
5. Press the st/stop button to toggle between the seconds, hour, minutes, date (month and day) and day of the week.
   
6. Press the lap/reset button to change the values.
   
7. When done, press the mode button again to return to normal.
   

Press ITCM # 1 to turn off Speaker button light

I have had a similar problem,

I found this on vertical.com
Try this: ITCM, *, #, 0, *, 01, MM, DD, YY, HH, MM, #, SPKR to end

If that doesn't work try this, some tech gave me this sequence and it worker for us: ITCM, *,#,746,*,01-SET TIME