Hi I have panasonic kx-t7730 and I have a problem. We have two lines but only rings on switchboard. We also Use cordless panasonic phone but it does not ring unles i transfer to it. I have already done this with other corded phon but i forgot how

Programming a Panasonic KX-T7730 phone to share the same line with a cordless phone using a splitter requires specific steps to ensure proper operation. Keep in mind that splitting a phone line may affect the overall call quality and performance, so it's important to follow the instructions carefully. Here's a general guide to help you set it up:

1. Obtain the Necessary Equipment:
   • Panasonic KX-T7730 phone
   • Cordless phone (compatible with the line splitter)
   • Telephone line splitter (designed to split the line to multiple devices)
2. Connect the Splitter:
   • Plug one end of the telephone line from the wall jack into the "Line" or "Input" port on the splitter.
   • Plug the other end of the splitter into the "Line" or "Input" port on the KX-T7730 phone.
   • Plug the cordless phone's base unit into the "Phone" or "Output" port on the splitter.
3. Configure the KX-T7730:
   • Lift the handset of the KX-T7730 phone.
   • Press the "Program" button, followed by the desired extension number (e.g., "101") or the "Intercom" button.
4. Select the Line:
   • Press the "0" or "CO" button on the KX-T7730 phone's keypad to select an available outside line (usually labeled as "CO" lines).
5. Make a Test Call:
   • Place a test call from the cordless phone to ensure that both devices are functioning as expected. Verify that you can make and receive calls from both phones.
6. Adjust Settings (if needed):
   • Depending on your specific requirements and the features of your phone system, you may need to adjust settings such as ringing patterns, call forwarding, and call waiting. Refer to the user manual for your KX-T7730 phone for instructions on adjusting these settings.
7. Testing and Troubleshooting:
   • Test the setup thoroughly by making and receiving calls from both the KX-T7730 phone and the cordless phone.
   • If you encounter any issues with call quality, dropped calls, or interference, consider consulting a professional technician or your phone service provider for assistance.

The phone plugs into a Pana system that requires programming. Ringing and line access are just two of the things that require you to select in programming.

Carl

CID is part of the phone system and requires a -93 card and system programming. Panasonic makes different systems that the 7730 phone works on, but it was first delivered with the TA-824 or equivalent system. It also needs to be programmed to tell it how may lines are equipped. Then, when you dial "9" to get an outside line, it will grab the highest WORKING line, instead of just the highest line.

FInd the model number on the system cabinet and do an internet search for the installation manual of the system.


Carl

you have to do that in the pabx setting where by you set all out going calls to be calling direct but all incoming calls to be calling to the switchboard first so change the call restriction feature

The 7730 is a Panasonic Analog System phone. It plugs into a Key Service Unit and the line port plugs into the PAP2T device. Model numbers like KXT-A624/824 are examples.

Carl

Hello, if you are using this phone on a Panasonic 308 or 824 system press 40 for an external incomming call or 4 followed by the extension number to pick up a certain extension that is ringing.
Thank you.

If you are using the KX-T7730 phone on a Panasonic KX-Txx 308 or 824 system.
From the Switchboard / Main telephone ( usually ext 101, 10 or 9 ) with the handset on the cradle/hook :
1. Press PROGRAM * # followed by the system password ( default is 1234).
2. Now press 400 and then SP-PHONE. Enter the line number you wish to change. ( In your case 2)
3. Press AUTO ANS / MUTE to change between Connect and Not Connect.
4. Press AUTO DIAL / STORE to save your changes.
5. Press PROGRAM to exit program mode and you are done.

This is most likely a service provider issue. If these are analog lines, take a regular phone, not a Panasonic system phone, and plug it into wherever the CO1 CO2 CO3 lines go into the cabinet. If they work there, you have a system fault (not likely). If they don't you have a line problem.

Make sure that you plug the phone into the lines coming in, not into the cabinet :-)

Carl

that is up to your telephone service provider. call them and info them off the problem. tell them that you want a busy forward only to line 2. that way after 4 rings it will jump to line 2.

Your phone will work on a few different Panasonic phone systems. If you are looking for manuals on KX-T7720 and KX-T7720 all you will find is a user guide for the phone. You need to determine the model number of your phone system before starting to look for a programming manual.