Panasonic kx-7630 hello

Question edited for clarity, add Maker, change '7360' to 7630.

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I have some black 7633's (it has a backlight) and some white 33's. They are used but cleaned and tested. Send me a message [email protected] and I can discuss them.

The line must be deactivated at your telephone system programming, this is normally done by connecting a PC to it with the corresponding management software of Panasonic. You could look for the nearest Panasonic technical support service to do it.

A 7630 is a digital phone that connects to a TDA/TDE or NCP Panasonic phone system. There are 4 analog ports in a TDA-50 or lower phone system, so you could install an answering machine on the first 4 ports of a TDA by default. If you have a TDx-100 or higher, you have to have cards that contain analog ports.

However, you could always wire the answering machine on a specific line.

Carl

A 7630 works on a Panasonic TDA/TDE or NCP system. It gets its power and data from the line card on the phone system.

Carl

Here's a hint http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_nkw=7630+panasonic&_sacat=0&_odkw=7630&_osacat=0&_trksid=p3286.c0.m270.l1313

The 7630 is the worst of the 7600 series phones to own, but as the market gets desperate, you might just find a buyer. Expect to get about $75 for it...I suppose you probably paid about $150.

Carl

Look up Class of Service (COS) and Toll Restriction (TRS) in the features and programming manual.

You're not expecting detailed instructions in a free and public forum are you?

Carl

try the following link. you wil get a time change guide there. kindly download it and follow those procedures

Without picking up the handset, press program *# 1234. 004 + enter. Then enter the extension no. whose name has to be changed. then change the name. After you finish entering the name press autodial.

A DHLC card is pinned the same as a Panasonic 123211 and TD-1232 system for compatibility. That means that there are 3 pairs for every extension and 3X8=24. In your triple set, the first pair is T&R, which is the ANALOG voice pair. It's used as 1/2 the connection for an Analong Panasonic phone (APITS) or a single line set. The second pair is D1&D2, used for a DIGITAL phone. In theory, if you're only setting a 76xx phone, a single pair from this pair to the second pair of the RJ-11 jack (orange pair of the cable or black/yellow wires) would make the digital phone work. We use 2-pair jumper just as a marker to know it's a DHLC block. The 3rd pair is used for OHVA on a 7130(!) and any other analog phone that had that feature. Which means, it's obsolete today, but you could take that TD-1232 system cable, plug it inot a TDA/TDE DHLC-8 card and move on to the next job.

On the back of the 7630 phone there's another jack marked TO TEL. Just for fun, plug your 7630 into another 7630. HAH! That's what a DXDP port does.

Carl