Even cheaper, is if you stick a rj9 on computer headset, (cheap and functional)
Peter On Thu, 2003-11-06 at 10:04, Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote: > At 14:25 10/29/2003, Michael N. Marcus wrote: > >These phones, and the 7400s, were designed for on-hook headset use, but the > >speakerphone is disabled while you do it. > > > >press: > >program > >99 > >9 > >2 > >hold > >program > > > >to go back to normal, repeat with 1 insead of 2 > > By sheer coincidence (I've only been on this list for two or three days), > someone at the office asked me about this today and I had the answer! Thanks. > > However, I find two differences in my experience vs. the above > instructions, and I would appreciate feedback and comments on them: > > 1. I find that "store" is equivalent to "enter" or "OK" and that > "hold" is equivalent to "escape" or "cancel". I tried this sequence several > times as stated, using [program]99,9,2[hold][program] and nothing worked. > Out of intuition I tried "store" and it worked. Then in testing I found > that "hold" cancelled and "store" committed. > > 2. The 7433 phone I was using (with a Plantronics headset, likely > not an expensive one) would not accept 1 for "handset" and 2 for "headset". > It would start at whatever was currently selected (e.g. "handset") and > pressing 1, 2, or both would toggle just once to the other setting, for > example handset --> headset or headset --> handset. After toggling ONCE, > all I could do was press "store" or "hold" and then try again. > > Is this normal? Is this an error in the procedure above, or a quirk in my > equipment, or something else? > > Again, though, it eventually worked. Thanks! -- Peter Kolbe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> multipart/alternative text/plain (text body -- kept) text/html _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
