The incoming call changes the time on the system. We just moved a system to a new provider and the caller ID info from the provider changes the clock on the phones. I reset the time on the system and the clock keeps the right time until a new call comes in and the time changes to become 7 hours exactly ahead. I told the provider to fix it but they said not their problem. This system has CID cards not PRI. Was wondering how to disable this in software? I know on the Avaya Partner ACS R8.0 you can turn this feature off and on but does the Nortel have that?
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Ok I dont know how to fix this Caller ID problem on a MICS
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curlycord
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Look for Auto Caller ID under SystemProgramming/SystemFeatures
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allworxguy
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ATA's are not plug and play. As Curly says the port must programmed. By default off hook selects nothing.
Marv
Marv
It might also say Auto Time&Date in programming. Set this to N.
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curlycord
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That's what I meant thanks.
Marv....too many windows open! lol
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Marv....too many windows open! lol
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allworxguy
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Oops Looking at one window and typing in another.
Tell your provider they have to fix their clock.
Marv
Tell your provider they have to fix their clock.
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