20 Most Recent NEC Dterm DTP 16D-1 Corded Phone - Page 9 Questions & Answers

go to the designated admin phone and press feature # 9

NAME DISPLAY
NOTE: Display Dterm
A name with up to 16 characters can be entered to display the name on
other Dterm telephones when making a call.
• Press Speaker key, Receive dial tone.
• Dial the Name Assignment access code and receive special dial tone.
• Using the keypad, depress the key with the desired letter to display the
first letter on the key. The
display will indicate the
numerical designation.
Subsequent depressions will
advance through the letters
on that key. The Dial Pad Key
TABLE can be used as a
guide to indicate the key and
the number of depressions required to display numbers, letters, spaces
and periods.
• When the desired letter is displayed, depression of the Transfer key will
change the letter to a lower case letter (default is upper case). Depress
the Hold key to enter that letter and advance to the next entry.
• Repeat the previous two steps until the desired name is displayed and
entered

Press the headset softkey of programmed hard key.

You phone is no longer forwarded to the voicemail pilot number. It should be forwarded in a no answer condition and a busy condition.

ATIM

ATIM if your PBX is a 2400 IMX,IPX or SV8500.

ANDD if it's a NEC IPX 2400 or SV8500. PBX administrator will have to change it.

The PBX administrator has a setting marked in the voicemail properties under your extension number that needs to be changed. Try to dial 0000 next time it calls you.

It depends on what type of phone system your terminal is running on. On a NEC 2400 IPX and SV8500 for example it's ASYD sys 1 index 140. A 2000 & key system is different.

You have to dial a feature access code to record and play back messages on a circuit card. Press the volume button up or down while the handset is in the cradle. This should fix the LCD.

What kind of phone is it? Try 0000 before doing anything else.

It's most likely a line appearence of another phone. When that other phone is ringing it will flash on your phone. If the person is talking on the phone it will go to a solid state.

Press the feature button and then 3. Assuming it's a series i phone.

You can use it with just about an VoIP system that you may currently be running. Some features will probably not be able to use but yes it needs to have a PBX/ Server.

I believe your landline carrier just needs to have the capability of call forwarding (ie we utilize Verizon for our business). We also use the call forward feature by: picking up line, (hear dial tone) dial *72 [ then phone number you want calls to forward to, even a cell]. To discontinue: pick up line (hear dial tone) dial *73

Xen divert calls: call comes in line 1, Xen picks up line 2 diversion number and transfers the call.
If your Xen lines are in Line Hunt, you only need to divert the line with the main number on it (not any of the others) and all calls will be diverted.
If your lines have been programmed to ring directly on the reception/main phone, you may only need to divert the main handset and all will be good.

*If you have direct access to the PSTN lines via the key appearances you can then use the Telstra call forward code *21 xxxxxxxxx #
or if you want to forward offsite via the phone system, you either need to DIL the call in "Night Mode" function to the main ext and then use Feature 60, 0, *number* then Feature.

Hope it helps.

That telephone does not have bluetooth technology therefore it cannot be paired.