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Thanks, this is what I was looking for as well, however, simply pressing F*0 didn't do the trick, that was just a button inquiry for me, I had to press the intercom button then.<br />
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Also, on my larger phone set (with buttons under the display), i have the option to view after pressing F*0 [Intercom], which shows me what port it is using. On the smaller phone sets, I do not have this view option. How do I know what port they are on?
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Thanks, this is what I was looking for as well, however, simply pressing F*0 didn't do the trick, that was just a button inquiry for me, I had to press the intercom button then.

Also, on my larger phone set (with buttons under the display), i have the option to view after pressing F*0 [Intercom], which shows me what port it is using. On the smaller phone sets, I do not have this view option. How do I know what port they are on?

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On the M7208 and T7208 phones, press F*0 (which will display the ext), then # for more info like port #.
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On the M7208 and T7208 phones, press F*0 (which will display the ext), then # for more info like port #.

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How do you check the extension of a Nortel Norstar phone.
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How do you check the extension of a Nortel Norstar phone.

Check extension number on Nortel Norstar phone system

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