Caller Id not working, phone disconnects after 2nd ring

Can you please list the cards in the system?

IE: 308 EC, 206 EC ? Should be int the middle of the cards of your phone system.

The Avaya 3158-05 does not have a display. It can't show the Caller ID information from the telephone provider. The Avaya 3158-07 PARTNER 18D or the 34D will display Caller ID information if your system is connected to a telephone line. (One of these modules: 206EC, 308EC, or 400EC, is required. If you have a T1 line, you can't get Caller ID.)

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Make sure you have the caller ID feature on that phone line.

Look at the cards in your system. They must be caller ID capable....

The caller id information is sent from your local telco provider after the first ring and might not be able to be extended to the individual sets, try backing off the ring to answer on your voice mail from 2 to 3 rings to see if the information is then passed on. The Voice Messaging System message is being sent from the system showing who transfered the call to you. You should also notice that the ring pattern when that message is displayed is a standard ring followed by a beep meaning a transfer is taking place.

It should say "Calls" on your display. If not, the caller ID log is not set up.

Unfortunatly the only way to do it is to take line access off that phone and have a button call pickup to access ringing line. In this scenario extension wont ring Reffer to programming manual on support/avaya.com Cheers

Please press "Feature 59" on a display phone. That will tell us the release of the phone system. Your system may not be caller ID capable. The reason you are getting caller id on your cell, when the phones are forwarded is because you are paying for caller ID on your cell phone....and your cell phone is caller ID capable.

That is something you have to set up with the line provider. Partner can not send caller ID information

You have to have a few programs already set. In admin programming, you will need to set #316, #317 and #318. Then you need to program a log button on the phone, which is Feature 23.

When you hit the log button, you then will see the options to scroll through the calls.