Yes, I agree that the documentation could be improved. Luckily, I figured it out without needing to contact Customer Service, but I am a bit of a phone geek. It's hard to find a better deal, though; two lines for $9.99 (plus tax) and all the features.bagpipeswest wrote:wow. that work. Thanks sometimes it a bit hard to follow what one needs to get it up and going.
thanks again.
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Re: PBX SYSTEM- PANASONIC
Since people on here seems to have found a way to get their Panasonic PBX systems to work with an Ooma phone and their digital phones, I thought I would post my question here.
I have a Panasonic KX-TD816 PBX with a regular phone line coming in which works fine but after adding an Ooma line as line 2 (I have a block so the Ooma T and R gets combined with the existing T and R from the first line and connects via RJ45 to the line 1+2 CO input on the PBX), my standard phones ring when a call comes in on the Ooma line but the digital Panasonic phones do not. I can dial out on the Ooma line with as well as answer calls off my standard phones but I am unable to get the digital phones to pick up a call or ring off the Ooma line.
Thanks for any help.
I have a Panasonic KX-TD816 PBX with a regular phone line coming in which works fine but after adding an Ooma line as line 2 (I have a block so the Ooma T and R gets combined with the existing T and R from the first line and connects via RJ45 to the line 1+2 CO input on the PBX), my standard phones ring when a call comes in on the Ooma line but the digital Panasonic phones do not. I can dial out on the Ooma line with as well as answer calls off my standard phones but I am unable to get the digital phones to pick up a call or ring off the Ooma line.
Thanks for any help.