All went well. It was a V 4.1 NAM being replaced with a V 4.0
with same number of ports. Saved DB- reloaded DB in V4.0 no problems. Thanks for the help.
I have been subcontracted to replace a nam 4.1; hard drive OK.
Can I back up the db and the sekur and upload to another unit of the same version, or is it better to reload from scratch?
I added a hunt key but that only calls the hunt group. I made the answer key extended- no help. I checked the DND on busy-NO. Operator has 4 icm keys and even idle, no ring-only flash. I set the rings to answer to 2 for caller id.
What have I missed??
Mics V4.1, Call Pilot150 V 31.10.14.22. Auto att answers inbound PRI call, sends to a hunt group and rings stations properly. Overflow happens but the call only flashes the icm key- no ring. If you dial the hunt group DN- call follows then overflows to op with ring and flash on the icm key.
HG...
CCR tree answers analog trunks. Caller Dials "1" to ring 3 exts and if no answer, forward to a mail box of one of the exts. Call returns to the home message. Any way to route a call to multiple sets and fwd to a vm box?
MICS V7.1 and Call Pilot 150 V3.1
So the main problem still is the fact that the ring service goes normal at 8:30 AM but the ring group phones continue to ring unless you fudge with the night button.
I set up ring group 003, added 3 stations and tested by advancing the time to 7:59PM, Night turned on & worked properly. Set time to 8:29AM, rollover to 8:30 showed "Normal Mode" but the phones kept ringing. I could turn off extra ringing phones by using the Night key at the main phone. Turn on...
MICS XC4.1 I set up automatic night ring service, On at 20:00 and off at 8:30AM M.Tu,W,Th. Fri 20:00 to 10:00AM, Sat 17:00 to 10:00AM and Sun 17:00 to 8:30AM.
The display shows services ON and all proper phones ring. (Ring Group 001)
When 8:30Am System shows Normal Ring Service- time display...
The solution is in there but the manuals leave a lot of unanswered questions. It looks like I can use a DID on the PRI as a remote, assign a COS, and Allow Remote access to pool B.
It's a little shaky and will take testing to prove out. Thanks for the start.
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