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3=Timed Ring mode and 4=Auto Ring mode at the bottom of PGM 170. That is on my UCP

Set up PGM 206 prefix dialling table.( I know it says ISDN line data but it still works). You will need to state the maximum length of the numbers you are dialling for each lead number. That way if you dial a 7 digit number, the system knows to initiate the call immediately after the 7th digit...

You could use a serial cable. Access brandy and enter "web tls 0" Then try to access IPECs via HTTP://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:443

UCS client is for UCP. For the LIK MFIM300 you neeed to use Phontage

PGM 113, button 12. Must be set per extension. I have never used this.Good luck.

Hi Jonah I have forgotten what ver 1.1 is capable of, but you could give them user access to "System Data - Attendant ring mode" for day and night setting. Unfortunately Scenarios cannot be set here. You could set up a remote phone and make it an attendant and they can choose scenarios.

You set all the current SCR entries for your DDIs to a scenario group. That group can be activated the same way Day/night/autoring are. namely DND-5-scenario number. You should then be able to set day and night destinations and switch between all of them from the attendant phone. I haven't...

SCR overides all Day/Night and DDI translations. So the answer is No.

Stopped using GAP handsets on LIK and UCP because they no longer work properly. Even had problems on LDK when the DECT was upgraded. We now only use the LG DECT handsets

Hi Paul Local remote mode is when you set the phone to local, and then the option "same LAN as MFIM" becomes available. Setting NO will put the phone in local remote mode. You could try setting some phones to remote mode and make the MFIM IP the external IP of your router. It does use VOIM...

BN75 You could program the Prefix dialing table (PGM206). Set the minimum and maximum digits dialed for every area code and the call connects a great deal faster. It also ignores the Enblock and interdigit timer. However if you have speech issues after the call connects, this won't be fixed...

I'm reasonably sure those phones do not work with LDK. IPEC or eMG80 upwards only

If you're not using it you don't need to enter anything. The only other place that can restrict your digits is LCR. If LCR is on then it could be the problem

ISDN Prefix dialing table PGM 206. Check the codes in there for the countries you're calling. increase the max digits by 2

No. All audio will stay on the VMIB card.