When I press the button for the desired extension, it says line not assigned
SOURCE: programe my phone KX-T7730
The phone you have (KX-T7730) requires a phone system to operate. This phone can be installed on a few different Panasonic phone systems. You need a "programming" manual for the phone system to do what you want (not a user guide) so you will first need to determine which system you have. Look for a part number on the system itself, it should start with "KXT" just like the phone.
SOURCE: Line connection
try this;
press sp-phone enter *71029,
then enter the outside number, then #, you will hear a tone that means call
forwarding is activated.
to cancel press sp-phone *7100#
or simply dial 790 for extension data clear
SOURCE: KX-T7730 - seems locked into a program
You have a couple of answers, depending on which phone system the phone is connected to.
Pres PROGRAM and dial 1. If the display says PREF. OUT then dial 1 and press STORE then PROG. You now have no PREFERENCE so you get the intercom by default. You get it back or change it by PROG 12 for idle line, or 13x (1-8) for a specific line.
If you didn't get anything with those numbers, try PROG 19 STORE. Then the AUTO ANS key will step you through the choices. That's used on TDA TDE and TAW boxes.
Carl
SOURCE: Panasonic KX-T7730- assigning speed dialing/one
It says "Not Stored" because you haven't stored anything in it. There are 12 buttons on the left side with lights and 12 buttons for feature dialing on the right. If you want to monitor extensions, the buttons on the left are the ones to use. If you want to store speed dial numbers and feature codes use the ones on the right.
Left button programming. Press PROGRAM and the button. For extensions, dial 1+ext and STORE. For CO's, press 0+line number, for inside codes press 2+code, for outside number press 2+9+number, all followed by STORE.
Right button programming. For inside codes dial the code, for outside number press 9+number followed by STORE.
Note that you could also dial "8x" or "80x" in place of "9" for specific line access. Also, you can store extension speed dial numbers on the right, you just won't get a light indication when they're busy.
Carl
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