System Directory Call Customer Service 1-8O5-465-751O To Fix Issue

It will dial whatever you have entered --- if a 1 is needed
at the keypad, a 1 is needed to be stored in the directory
listing of the number.

I use the "10-10-987" service and have entered those
numbers into the directory entries, 'works fine.

Good luck!

Try adding your voice mail access number into the directory of the KX TG2770. You will need to enter the number separately for the base and the handset or copy it from the base to the handset. On the base, press Conf/Edit. Then navigate (up/down arrows) to Save Directory. Once in this submenu, you'll be able to add a name and phone number.

Then to call the access number, go to the directory list and locate the name/number and call it.

Panasonic has the manual for your phone here: http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/KXTG2770S.PDF . See page 33 and the following pages.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
(Other phones have a voice mail waiting icon and let you program that number outside of the directory. These also check if you have voice mail waiting for the line that they are connected to. This phone doesn't seem to have that ability.)

The system directory sits in system program 001. It's access from the control phone, usually the first one in the system (101) and from there you press PROG **1234 and dial 001 ENTER If you keep pressing ENTER it will step through the numbers from 001 to 999, or between the first and second ENTER you can dial a 3-digit number. EXIT a few times or pick up the handset and drop it back down exits programming.


Carl

Using the Call Log or Directories
You can make a call with the call log or directories as follows:
Outgoing Call Log
Incoming Call Log
Extension Number Directory
System Speed Dialing Directory
Personal Speed Dialing Directory
Calling with a call log or directory
While on-hook
>Press Left or Right
until desired log/
directory appears.
>Press ENTER.
>Press Up or Down until
desired item appears.
>Off-hook
To cancel or exit, press cancel or exit.
Clearing the log information
>While confirming the log information
>Press Up or Down until
desired item appears.
>Press "CLEAR".
Storing the caller's information for the Personal Speed Dialing Directory
>While confirming the log information
>Press Up or
Down until
desired item
appears.
>Press STORE or
ENTER.
>Press STORE or
ENTER.
>Press "EXIT" or
PAUSE.
To enter characters, refer to "Entering Characters".

to program the directory on a 12 button handse;

Press the TSFR key

Enter 200

Enter code 1234

=/- key to enable

Speaker key

Your next command will be the MMC required.

To program the system speed dial directory

Enter 705 - Speed dial 12th Button down to toggle between

Enter 706 - Speed Name the 2 MMC

http://www.vtechphones.com/docMgt/public/art/397574/DS4122-4_manual_I7.pdf
there you go the user manuel for your phones

Not knowing the specific model of the phone system itself (the PBX cabinet in the telephone closet) I would guess you are using the "personal directory" and it only has 10 number memory and it goes from 0-9. The system directory will give you more mems.

Correct. Changes are done in system programming. In a TDA it resides in system program 004. You get there by going to the main phone or phone used to program, dial PROG **1234 004 and enter the extension number of the name you want to change. It will display the present name and let you use the keypad to spell out new names. For example 2 gives you ABCabc2. The right arrow steps to the next character and ENTER saves it.

Carl

To program the personal directory Its diferent to program the system directory. the personal has 8 number capaciti and the system has 999 number. To program the System directory
1.- Enter to PBX program mode from your station 101
2.- Choose program 001 to enter the quick dial numbers
3.- Choose program 002 to enter (Or change ) the Labels

Root Folder/ Directory refers to the main Folder which contains all the important informations and commands your player has. It is similar to your Root Directory in your PC -- Drive C:/ where all the system files are located.

Root Directory includes sub folders such as your player's Master Boot Record (MBR - very crucial, this is the boot operating system), music file directory, audio record directory, data files directory such as organizer and phone directory (if your player has one).

Root Directory is very important for your player's performance as it contains all the valuable informations and commands so your player would run under normal condition. Once everything was erased in that root folder, you'll render your player useless. So be extra careful when you upgrade your player's firmware as this erases all files including those the OPERATING SYSTEM in the root folder.

It is safe however to format within your player as this erases only your data files and music. Just to be sure, avoid formating your player in your PC's MY COMPUTER/ WINDOWS EXPLORER unless it is specified in the users manual.

Luckily, MBR are usually erased when you entered your player's SERVICE MODE and you choose to erase the Firmware using some special keys. So, as long as you're using your player as mentioned in your users manual, you're okay with it. If you doesn't know all about mp3 player repairs or upgrades, leave the SERVICE MODE or PLAYER RECOVERY to the technicians.

MANNY DE GUZMAN, JR.
aka "TECH DATA"
SoundMagik Home Studio
Manila, Philippines



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