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Posted on Sep 15, 2010

Hi I am trying to switch my old Telrad Digital phone to this one. When i plug it in, it askes for the DN #. Which I then put in the DN number. It goes through but then another message comes up that says " REQ:BA2(8BUT)SAP ", and then thats it. The message doesnt go away, and no matter what button I press, it just stays there. How can I get this to work?

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This means that you have the wrong type of phone connected. The BA2 is a non-display basic phone. You are trying to plug in a different type of Telrad phone. Find out the type that you have and change the programming for your extension to match.

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