NY Tel Guy:
Now you have to tell me (please) what I am missing, not being able to (***70) because I have the Linksys
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NY Tel Guy:
Now you have to tell me (please) what I am missing, not being able to (***70) because I have the Linksys
Tim (the CEO) just answered your question. It is not a feature of the Linksys device. It is something built into the firmware on the Grandstream 502 ATA.Quote:
Originally Posted by roehrle
I was just wondering what I am missing not having the 502Quote:
Originally Posted by Xponder1
Ok NY tel Guy, here's a couple questions I can't find answers, so you can start earning your 1 dollar :-)
Can you get e-mail notifications when you get a response on the forum? I signed up for it in v panel but it doesn't seem to be working
How do you get the voicemail to respond so that you can hear it in your mailbox.
Why do I need to log in every time I come here even though I have the log in box checked ?
BTW I have a dry loop.. Does that effect the port 1&2 option ??
If you enter the wrong user ID for the V panel it doesn't give you an error message. It just comes back with an empty box. It only excepts my phone # but I keep forgetting and I enter my user ID that I use here. Probably something Tim needs to fix. I like to use the same user ID for both
I'll assume you mean hearing voicemail via a browser, just click on the message and the .wav file should play on your computer. If it doesn't play, you may not have a .wav player installed.
Do you clear your cookies ? If so, that may be why you need to log in each time.
I don't believe a dry loop would matter with port 1&2.
vPanel has never given an error message. I also wish it would say that I am logged in, instead of returning an error.
edit: email notification of response is hit and miss with me....
By the way, when did Tim raise our pay to a dollar ? I think I'm due some back-pay !
Go to page 9 of the following Grandstream user manual link..
http://www.grandstream.com/user_manu...ser_Manual.pdf
... to find the special feature.
Just keep in mind that you guys can use device specific features, but we don't support them officially at all since they're device specific.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hawkmeister
You can call your own number and it will ring the other line.Quote:
Originally Posted by roehrle
Actually I can do that with the Linksys.. I just confirmed that I was able to make a call on Port 2 while port 1 was was active on another call. Really neat feature. Now I don't have to wait hours while my wife is on port 1..
Incoming will work too.Quote:
Originally Posted by roehrle
If someone is on Line 1 and a call comes in, Line 2 will ring and Line 1 will get Call Waiting.