Cont rngoff bgm - Panasonic Phone KX-T7230W

There's 5 buttons right below the lcd screen. PROGRAM, S1, S2, S3 & SHIFT. Just press S2 and set the VOLUME.

It depends on what system the phone is connected with. The BGM command is *751 and 1 or 2 for the source dialed on the intercom. It clears with *7510.

Carl

Wow. If we told you, we'd have to kill you :-)

There's an easy way and a hard way to do it, and both require you to know the Installer password to the sytem. In the Maintenance Console, you need 2.2 BGM and Hold Music, or from the main phone, programs 710-712. 710 is the source for BGM which you change to EXTERNAL, 711 is the source for MOH which becomes BGM 1 (the only port on a 50) and 712 is the source for transfer calls (either ringback or MOH.)

If you don't have the magic password and instructions for getting into the system, you'll need to call your Pana installer for access.

Carl

You don't actually need the whole kit, just the BGM unit. I have these in stock, please email [email protected]

Since a TD system BGM is just a single press "1" on an idle phone to turn on or off, I'm hard pressed to understand what you mean about BGM being a key. If you press "1" on a display phone and it says BGM On, and it doesn't work, go back to wherever the system cabinet is and look for the BGM port on the side of the phone system. It probably means the source is turned off or disconnected.

Carl

BGM mode is the Back Ground Music mode.It means that the music is either playing or is paused in the background.

Does CID work on ANY phone in the system? The reason I ask is because prior to issue 7, a Caller ID card had to be inserted into the trunk card. If yours is older, it may not have the card.

Carl

Hi Mary

Which system are you using?
If you are using panasonic kx td 1232 then just press the * key keeping the handset on hook.

If you are using a panasonic kx tda system then just press the transfer button keeping the handset onhook.

To change the date you will need to goin the program mode by pressing the Program button followed by *# 1234. then it will show on the display sys pgm no : enter 000 and press autodial or enter. Then you can change the date.

Without looking up details on versions, I think you may have an early D1232. Look at the plate on lower edge/front and see if there is a number in a circle. If there is no version number, the serial number will tell when the system was made.

press the button below the readout "rngoff", let go, then rotate the volume control dial. It should raise the volume. The readout will now say "ring"