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It sounds as if you have outbound CID blocked on your trunks just like mine. It is also possible but very unlikely that way down in the KSU programming the CLIP function was enabled bogus information to fool the other party. Like I said UNLIKELY but possible.

What kinds of issues? Can you try another phone plugged into the jack?

I will never understand why people post here without giving sufficient information. If you are on a land line most carriers use *73 to turn off the forward. get dialtone, *73 and it will probably beep at you to let you know it worked As you said Panasonic it is possible you are behind a phone SYSTEM. odds are good it would be intercom *7100

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I presume your phone has "call waiting" as a feature. Normally you toggle between calls by pressing the "flash" or answer button. However, you may also need your phone service provider to add "call waiting" to your account.

This is a function of WHATEVER voicemail package you have. We are technicians here NOT mind readers. I'm going to guess you have a TVA voicemail. You need proprietary software to access it as well as the password. It all depends on how it was set up. Do you manually toggle day/night or is it done by the clock? (MOST LIKELY) way to fix this for you. Once in go to services expand the boxes and you should see company greeting and the number of the CO greeting to use for day and further below for night. Make them both 1.

Check for a settings menu. There should be a ringer volume setting. Try menu. Settings. Ringer. Ringer volume.

notify phone provider to check lines

Do you have a dial tone?

notify panasonic for assistance --or your tech will need code to change the security

VTR-165 is a transfer key. You said OLD system. You should look at the VM box and post the model after being sure it has a solid green light on it.. Was the phone system ALSO defaulted as there is software at the KSU as well? Older TVA systems were normally configured to use intercom 165 to manually select the VM. TVS systems could have been any extention but most installers used the last ports on a card. Like 15-16 or 23-24 and put them in a hunt group (default 165) for access I hope it isn't a TVS as you will need a PC with Procomm, hyperterminal or Telnet as well as a null modem (and I do not mean a USB conversion) just to be able to access it.

Your phone line is dead or the cable came out of the wall jack.

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Sounds like headset mode is on. Depending on your system there is a code in programming to toggle that feature. It should be in the users guide

On many Panasonic handsets, the Menu button is one of the soft keys below the LCD screen. It is the center button on models with three soft keys. This will also be the OK or Select button when you navigate through the menu system. Since the soft keys access other options when the phone is in use, they only access the menu when all of the handsets are in standby mode. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

You are pressing the VOICEMAIL TRANSFER KEY. Try the intercom and dialing 165 first. If it gets fast busy, then It sounds like the VM didn't survive the Power failure. Does it have a green or red light on the TVA and is it blinking steady or dark?

Sounds like you are not a ringing destination. If it isn't blinking on your phone then you can't answer it. If it comes in and immediately gets answered I could be that the trunks are set to DIL to the voicemail like it would for night service.

Your cat stepped on a DSS key. <gr> HEY!! I've seen this phenomenon before twice.

Cost to repair exceeds value of phone, so the answer is NO it is not fixable.

Try this web sight: ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/businesstelephone/om/kx-ta824_en_om.pdf