Number of rings before going to voicemail on KX-T7630

https://www.ask-tsc.com/pdf/KX-T76xx.pdf

https://www.ask-tsc.com/pdf/KX-T76xx.pdf

The KX-T7710 isn't an answering machine. The ring count is controlled by the answering machine or voicemail system connected to the phone line. Could you tell us the make and model?

yes

Remove the battery and allow the set to phone to reset. Now check for the ringer setting at teh back of the base phone to be set to the maximum rings, there can be three settings.
Some times this is also set on the menu.
Connect and test the timing to confirm

Press
Dial 50(forwarding program number) on the keypad
Press or
Dial one of the following single digits for the condition you want
0-off
1-DND(Do Not Disturb)
2-All calls forwarded
3-Busy calls forwarded
4-No answer calls forwarded
5-Busy/No answer calls forwarded
Dial the voicemail access code(default is usually 500; this is the number that will ring voicemail)
Press or
Lift handset or press to end

If you've set call forwarding from the set, try dialin *713 and a 2 digit number from 00-99. It's the number of seconds before the call forward and a ring cycle is approximately 6 seconds, so start with 24 and go up from there.

There's another feature that will work against you, and that's the transfer recall time. It may be set to 20 seconds, so you will never forward before the recall timer. It's set on a systemwide basis.

Carl

What you can do is go into the management console for your system and find the forwarding this is under extentions option 2 fwd/dnd select your extention number and on the bottom option FWD No Answer Time (s) set it to 10 or more and this will change the number of rings.

I use a KX - TDA600 PABX so I hope this helps

You have a FWD/DND button on the top of the phone. Press it and read your display. One of the choices is FWD with a destination displayed, one is DND, and one is Fwd/DND Off :-)

If you don't have DND set, it will only toggle 2 actions.

You can change the time/destination by using the *7104 xxx # where xxx is the voice mail system. 7104 is the CF No answer code (5 being busy/no answer and 2 being all calls and 3 is busy alone). *7100 clears it all.

In case you wonder what happened to *7101...it's Do Not Disturb.

Carl

Not knowing your complete dialing plan makes it difficult to figure out why you can't "ring" a certain number. What do you get? Can you call local? Is 1800 or 1300 a local or "free" call or is it long distance or premium? And, do you get bounced with a display that says something after you dial 1800 or do you have to dial a complete number.

These are all installer questions. It would be well beyond the scope of a public forum to do someone's restriction tables.

Carl

there should be a switch at the side of the phone that controls this.
you need to set the amount of rings u want before it goes to voicemail.

sam !