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    Default 3 way calling

    I seem to be unable to get three way calling to work tonight. Someone else want to test it? I start a call, hit the flash button and dial another number, it rings, hit flash again and return to the first call with no third party. Tried several times.

    I have the 502

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    Default Re: 3 way calling

    Hmmm, the GS used to have two modes for 3-way: bellcore (flash hook like you tried), and one where before dialing the other party (after putting first on hold), you dial *23. Like this:

    3 way calling between HT, A and B:-

    1. HT calls A

    2. HT talks to A

    3. HT presses FLASH or hook/flash and gets a new dialtone

    4. A is on Hold

    5. HT dials *23 and number for B

    6. HT talks to B

    7. HT presses FLASH or hook/flash to initiate the 3 way calling

    The mode is selectable in the config pages and defaulted (at least on my 286) to non-bellcore mode. If this is also true for 502 (I can't confirm this), they provisioning got messed up. You can test this by trying the above and if it works open a ticket to have them fix it. If this isn't the case, sorry

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    Default Re: 3 way calling

    Quote Originally Posted by dswartz View Post
    Hmmm, the GS used to have two modes for 3-way: bellcore (flash hook like you tried), and one where before dialing the other party (after putting first on hold), you dial *23. Like this:

    3 way calling between HT, A and B:-

    1. HT calls A

    2. HT talks to A

    3. HT presses FLASH or hook/flash and gets a new dialtone

    4. A is on Hold

    5. HT dials *23 and number for B

    6. HT talks to B

    7. HT presses FLASH or hook/flash to initiate the 3 way calling

    The mode is selectable in the config pages and defaulted (at least on my 286) to non-bellcore mode. If this is also true for 502 (I can't confirm this), they provisioning got messed up. You can test this by trying the above and if it works open a ticket to have them fix it. If this isn't the case, sorry
    Thanks I will test that as soon as I get off this hour long call with AT&T.

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    Default Re: 3 way calling

    Quote Originally Posted by Xponder1 View Post
    Thanks I will test that as soon as I get off this hour long call with AT&T.
    Tried it but after a long pause it says "Thank you!" and then gives the weirdest sounding tone I have heard yet.

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    Default Re: 3 way calling

    Quote Originally Posted by dswartz View Post
    Hmmm, the GS used to have two modes for 3-way: bellcore (flash hook like you tried), and one where before dialing the other party (after putting first on hold), you dial *23. Like this:

    3 way calling between HT, A and B:-

    1. HT calls A

    2. HT talks to A

    3. HT presses FLASH or hook/flash and gets a new dialtone

    4. A is on Hold

    5. HT dials *23 and number for B

    6. HT talks to B

    7. HT presses FLASH or hook/flash to initiate the 3 way calling

    The mode is selectable in the config pages and defaulted (at least on my 286) to non-bellcore mode. If this is also true for 502 (I can't confirm this), they provisioning got messed up. You can test this by trying the above and if it works open a ticket to have them fix it. If this isn't the case, sorry
    lol *23 - DND - Voicemail lol
    put in a ticket and support fixed my issue

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