Re: storing contacts name/number

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If I'm not mistaking, you need a NEC PBX to work with that phone. In which case you need to contact your telecom helpdesk to find out what the voicemail phone number is so you can set that up.

I could be wrong about the phone

It is easier to move the wires but if you know how to go into programming than change the extension numbers on the ports in mb 4-10

Your system needs to have a mif-m card and kmm chip installed and all programming setup in order to scroll through the caller id. If this is all setup you can hit the directory button and than use the arrow buttons under the display to scroll. ldtsnj.com

If it is in the system speed dial directory you have to go one by one and type "Feature, Redial, bin # where it is stored (system 00~79, station 80~99), Feature". This should wipe each Speed Dial listing.

If it is in the voice mail unit you may want to go phone by phone and log into the box. You will need to redo the following:

Personal Greeting
Recorded Name
Spelled Name
Directory Listing
Security Code

All these options are listed in each mailbox through a series of soft keys. Let me know if you need more info.

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Do you mean check your v/m for your extension from somewhere other than your office by calling in?
If so, it would depend on how calls are answered at your office. If someone answers, have them transfer you to the ext number for VM. If you have an auto-attendant, or a DID directed to your extension, call and wait 'til VM answers.
Assuming the default settings are in place, dial "9" + your ext number, then your security code if you have one.

This one could have different variables.

1. your CO lines must have CID
2. your CO card in the system must have CID capability
3. older systems have a limited number of extensions that can display CID (16)
4. your ext must be set to ring.

To change the names on the NEC Dterm 80.

Feature, Conf, #, 0, *, 8974, LINE 4, 18.

Select Conf to go to the name you want to change.

Select Hold to erase the characters.

Select Transfer to save it.
Once you save, make sure you go back to "18".