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Home > Forums > Wiring Closet > Phone Systems > NEC: PBX solutions Forum

2000 ivs ring volume

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wayne50 (TechnicalUser)

25 May 04 15:22

Ring volume needs to be reset every morning.Volume is set to normal but goes low by the next day,this is system wide.Thanks for any help.

mextera (TechnicalUser)

1 Jun 04 18:33

15135 is the command for keeping ring volume the same. This is a 2100 series sw solution if not 2100 series the ring voulume needs to be reset all the time.

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