Nortel Networks Telephone Nortel Meridian M5316 NT Posted by ilgen2 on Jan 27th, 2009 at 2:47pm Display Problem The display does not show anything when the phone is on hook, however the display is fine when you go thru menu items. Is there a display on / off setting that I am over looking? My other phone displays the time and date while hung up. Thanks.

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your phone's LCD display is defective and it should be changed. I have a similar problem but till it works that way, I can live with it. Actually I have 3 more with good display - hehe....

If annoys you, get a used one from Amazon for 44 USD

http://www.amazon.com/Nortel-Meridian-M7208-Telephone-Gray/dp/B0018JVOP2

Sending it to repair might cost you more.

I managed to find the manual, but it does not say a thing about this. I think your provider has to give you the information, with the incoming call. When he switched that information of, your phone can't display it. Sometimes the providers charge you extra for that service. If, on the same extension, another phone did display the number, perhaps hetre is a way to switch it on, but I could not find it.
The link is to the manual.

http://ipf.msu.edu/_files/pdfs/user-guides/norstar-t7208.pdf

Depending what system your provider is using it can either be done by you at home or they will have to set it. If you call your provider they will help you or they will fix it. Each ring is set at 6 second intervals so if you have 3rings that is 18 seconds. If you was 6 rings then ask for 36 seconds etc. hope this helps

The phone can get some power from the loop like a basic telephone. That should suffice to make phone calls.

But many of the advance features and display options cannot work on loop power alone. You have to get a special plug that plugs into the wall AND the phone jack. Then plug the phone into that.

I am not aware of any battery in the phone.

You have unheard messages on the voicemail system provided by your telephone company. This system records messages when someone calls while you're already on the phone. Please contact your telephone company for instructions on accessing their voicemail system.

Change the administrator password by pressing Feature 985 dial 9 even though it is not listed as an option. The display will show Pswd: dial 73738767793. The display will show Reset pswd? Press YES. Now you can log into the voice mail system administrator using Feature 983 and the password 1020000 if you have 3 digit extension numbers. Add or delete the 0 between the 1 & 2 depending if you have 2 digit or 4 digit extension numbers.

Follow this instructions to reset the Administrator password.

Press Feature 985 and dial 9 even though it is not listed as an option.

The display will show Pswd: dial 73738767793

The display will show Reset pswd? Press YES.

You should now be able to enter the default password.

2 digit extensions use 120000

3 digit extensions use 1020000

4 digit extensions use 10020000

Not too sure what type of manual you are looking for, but here is a useful link to have for a Norstar system information.

http://www.alphatelecom.ca/meridian_norstar_manuals.htm

Dear sheryl498,

Your phone is designed for a PBX (Private Branch Exchange) unit like the Compact ICS or the 6x16 TCU that was at the office. It is not compatible with regular POTS lines or standard home lines.