Panasonic phone kx-t7630

Next time you have an incoming call:
-Leave the handset down (do not answer the call).
-Press the 'transfer' button to scroll through the different displays until the caller ID is shown.
-Lift the handset to answer the call.
-The next time you have an incoming call it should show the caller ID.

The Music On Hold (MOH) is not connected on the KX-T7630 Phone but rather to the phone system. You will need to get an extension from the phone system and connect it to the KX-TVM50/200 Voice Processing System (VPS). Incoming calls are then answered by the extension connected to the VPS ... i sugest you get a Tech to help you with setup or get an online programmer to guide you on hardware setup and he does the programming for you.

See my response to your first post.

The pin is assigned at installation. When you press an outside line, the AUTO something button flashes. Press that button and If you put in the correct 4 digit code, you will get dial tone and be able to dial.

Carl

the panasonic KX-t7630 doesnt have a answering machine and runs through voice mail.. if you have voice mail set up simple dial your number for voice mail (eg. 500) press 311, then record greeting at the end of tone. hope that helps

hey c'mon please let the receptionist go after you have finished , why you want her with you?

you have to go on phone settings or call settings and it has an option for caller id on or off

Well, either you better hurry up and return soon :-) or go to the phone and dial *7500 on the intercom. There are absent messages in the system that are accessed with *750x commands. You found the first one at *7501

Carl

Okay well i'll just give you the long and short. If your caller id was working and then it all of the sudden stopped working you need to call your phone service provider and notify them. If you just got these phones installed then you would need to get a caller id card and turn on the caller id prompt from your phone system.

You have 4 different modes of calling available to be programmed: DAY NIGHT BREAK and LUNCH. Your installer has to set up the ICD groups, but you can create a LUNCH group which looks like the day mode but rings all phones. The codes are accessed by dialing on the intercom *780x where 0 is day 1 is night 2 is lunch and 3 is break.

You may use the NIGHT mode in the daytime, but if you have voice mail, it will play the night greeting instead of a day greeting.

Carl