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See our FAQ's http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=5226   =----(((((((((()----= curlycord www.curlycord.com  

The trouble was, when the 9v cooked out, they often cooked the cp, too. If you didn't replace the 9v with an 8v before you started having trouble, then odds are the damage has already been done, and like thecoming, you'll have to replace the whole thing. In Nortel's defense, as soon as they realized there was a problem, they offered the 8v power supply free of cost to authorized dealers.

Maybe from China? Brian Cox BC Telecom Services  

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Got it.  We had incomplete programming the door phone itself, as discreet from the door opening controller. Thanks! -K

All great inputs, and yes Curly the ccr in the voice mail crossed my mind, but quickly left it as well. like I said earlyer, I'm running away from this one:) it sounds like somthing a true Voip system would do. Disclaimer> I could be wrong

What code does the customer dial to access his or her mailbox remotely? Thanks!

Not sure what you are asking, last bottom button is usually Hands free, the next 2 up would be your intercom. Make sure under capabilities you've activated the hands free to auto

looks like someone changed the default ip

I am surprised because Nortel has always been pretty logical in it's design.  However on the MICS covers the little plastic lock is also easily damaged because it is made out of a soft plastic. I will say that cleaning any Nortel device is pretty easy since the plastic they use gives up most any kind of dirt.  I recommend using PLEXUS plastic spray a tooth brush and a clean cloth and you will be amazed...