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This happens to me every once in a while, not often, but it's easily fixed by leaving myself a message and then picking it up. I always assumed that the MWI signal was not a discrete code, but a toggle. Somewhere along the line, the signal is missed, and it won't correct itself until another signal is sent. Is this incorrect? Does the server send (and more importantly, does the phone "hear") a discrete "ON" or "OFF," or is it a toggle? I don't know the answer, I'm just asking.
Nope, sorry. What I was saying is that there are times that I get a stutter tone when there are not any messages, after I deleted them.Quote:
Originally Posted by VOIPoLucas
To clear the MWI I have to reset the handsets via the base station.
Ok, I'm feeling a bit stoopid here...
My MWI is stuck (first time in 6+ months), so I logged into the VTA as user to do the Message Waiting flip like I posted earlier.
I can't find where in the pages to do that any more. I see the field on the system tab, but it can't be changed there. System, User 1 and User 2 don't have it. I've tried both 'basic' and 'advanced'
Where did it go?
Just delete all messages from vPanel then call in and leave yourself a new message then delete it. That has always worked for me.
I realize I can do that, but there are times where it is easier to log into the VTA and reset it there.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterEd
No one knows where it went?
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Originally Posted by oldcqr
I see it when I log into the vpanel, under the Voicemail tab.
I recently had that problem with a Uniden phone. I unplugged it from the power supply, plugged it back in and the MW inicator was reset. When in doubt, reboot!
My Uniden phone won't reset MWI with the 'reboot' method. I've had to hold the 'find phone' button for a few seconds to clear the MWI indicator.