Speed Dial and Abbreviated Dial

I have to configure 40 phones with 100 Speed dial/Abbre. numbers. Is there anyways I can configure one phone with these numbers and have this phone publish these to other 39 phones?
OR is there a easy way of doing this task?
I am using CCM 9.x and Cisco 7821 SIP phone. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi
You could configure one phone, and then export the phone config (using BAT import/export functions) then edit the output file to copy the speed dials to the other phones.
On 10.5 you can associate all the phones to one user, and the User Portal allows you to link the phones together so the speed dials are synced. Just found this the other day, but it's not much use to you just now!
Aaron

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Speed Dial and Fast Dial Set up?

Hi
I am trying to set up Fast Dial options on our 7940G handsets but cannot get it to work. Can't find anything that shows how to do this and what it should look like, can anyone help?

Hi Heather,
How to configure "Fastdials" via the IP Phone;
Fastdials
http://www.cisco.com/comm/applications/CCNP/qlm/7961/index.htm
IP Phone Services - Built In (Fastdials)
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps556/products_administration_guide_chapter09186a00803ed6bd.html#wp90868
Configuring the Personal Fast Dials Service
You configure Personal Fast Dials by adding the service to Cisco CallManager Administration and configuring the appropriate service parameters. To configure the Personal Fast Dials service, perform the following steps.
Procedure
Step 1 Choose Feature > Cisco IP Phone Services.
The Cisco IP Phone Services Configuration window displays.
Step 2 In the Service Name field, enter the name of the service you want to display in the menu of available services on the Cisco IP Phone User Options window, for example, My Fast Dials.
Step 3 In the Service Description field, enter a description of the content provided by the service, for example, Personal Directory - Personal Fast Dials.
Step 4 In the Service URL field, enter the URL of the server where the application for the Personal Address Book service is located:
http:///ccmpd/xmlFastDials.asp
Step 5 Click Insert.
Step 6 Click the New button to the right of the Parameters list box.
The Configure Cisco IP Phone Service Parameter window appears.
Step 7 Add each parameter as described in Table A-2, beginning with UserID. When specified, enter the parameter name exactly as it appears in the table.
Step 8 Click Insert to add the parameter.
Step 9 When you have added the last service parameter, click Insert and Close to insert that parameter and close the window.
The Cisco IP Phone Services Configuration window displays.
Step 10 Click Update Subscriptions.
From this good doc;
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/voice/c_callmg/3_2/sys_ad/3_2_1/ccmcfg/b09pd.htm#wp1004854
Hope this helps!
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Dialling from 7960 - speed dial works, manual dial fails

Hi, i've got an issue on a dialling a particular number from 7960 phones. When i dial a speed dial setup with the number 9121000 i hit the correct route pattern and the the 9 is stripped and an external call is placed to 121000 through my gateway.
if i dial 9121000 manually the call fails, and the 7960 display looks like its attempting to the 4 digit internal number 1210
I can't work out why this would work differently through speed dial and manual dial - any ideas?
thanks in advance for any hints

This is because you have overlapping pattern i.e. TP or RP, DN extension, etc with urgent priority set on it. Locate it and disable urgent priority.
HTH,
Chris

Difference between Speed Dial & Fast Dial & Abbreviated Dial

Our company is installing callmanager with a few IP phones (7841, 8831, 8945).
I am documenting how to use the phones.
Based on the user guides for these phones, I cannot tell what the actual difference is between Speed Dial & Fast Dial & Abbreviated Dial.
Does anyone have any guidance on this?
Thanks.
Mac

We have 7945's and 65's but by the looks of your phone you have a directory button.
The speed dials are configured on an available button on your phone.
The abbreviated dials are setup in your self service console as speed dials and are only available on the phone you are setup on. you press the number you configured and hit the abbrDial softkey and it dials.
The fast dials are available in your personal directory which will follow you to any phone as long as you enter your login. When you view your personal directory you can look at your contacts and you can tie your contacts to a fast dial number.
It's been 6 mo so i'm sure you might have found this already :)

I changed from a dial up to a high speed network and can no longer get Firefox to work as my browser. What do I need to do?

I changed from a dial up to a high speed network and can no longer get Firefox to work as my browser. What can I do.
I did try to download Firefox again, but still will not work.

Download a fresh Firefox copy and save the file to the desktop.
* Firefox 6.0.x: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all.html
* Uninstall your current Firefox version.
* Do not remove personal data when you uninstall the current version.
Remove the Firefox program folder before installing that newly downloaded copy of the Firefox installer.
* It is important to delete the Firefox program folder to remove all the files and make sure that there are no problems with files that were leftover after uninstalling.
Your bookmarks and other profile data are stored elsewhere in the Firefox Profile Folder and won't be affected by a reinstall, but make sure that you do not select to remove personal data if you uninstall Firefox.
* http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox
* http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_backup

Q10 speed-dial and texting issues

Hi there,
I am setting up a q10 for my wife, and i also have one.
I cannot do speed dial on my q10. I have two brand new identical devices and one can do speed dials, and one cant.. I can set up the speed dials, but it doesnt activate when i do a longpress.
Also when i longpress a number in my call log it doesnt give me the option of sending a text, whereas my other devices does.
Also when i play a song it deosnt give me the choice to add that song as a ringtone whereas it gives me that choice and other choices on my other device.
My questions are:
Is there a way i can restore some defaults to have these features, or change options so i can have these same features that i have on my idetical device.
or is the second devices faulty> Seems odd that it would be as its brand new.

Hi Husam,
Thank you for your questio. However this community is for Cisco Small Business Products and the PLW400 is a Linksys product. Here is the area that may help you further with your question. http://support.linksys.com/en-us/support/powerline/PLW400
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Two things came with my Firefox when I downloaded it. Speed Dial and Xmarks. When I start the program it locks up and I have to just shut it down. How can I delete them? I only want the Firefox.

When I downloaded Firefox I had two things download with it. Speed Dial and Xmarks. I don't know about either and don't want them. I cannot delete them alone it seems. When it all loads it locks my computer up totally. I cannot x out of anything. Just kind of "thunks" with a dead sound. My facebook applications runs better on Firefox but I can't seem to get it downloaded alone. What am I doing wrong? I do not want the speed dial for sure. Don't know about the Xmarks.

Where did you download Firefox from?
The official Firefox download doesn't come with either of those addons.
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/
or
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all.html

N73 and voice dialing using Bluetooth car kit

Hi,
I have a N73 using v3.0638.0.0.01, its a vodafone phone. I have it set up with my CK-7W car kit and it works great except when I want to make a call. If I try and use voice dialling through the car kit it never finds my contact and simply say "no match found". If I put the phone directly in front of me and oice dial using the car kit it works.
Everything worked fine until the firmware was updated and I have restred my contacts from backup. The problem here is not that voice dialling isn't working, per se, but that it wont interact with the car kit since the firmware was updated.
Any ideas folks.
Chris

I have an iPhone 3G 16gig. I just bought a Kensington Liquid AUX Bluetooth Car Kit, paired everything up, and tested it out in the garage. The only downside (at that point) was that the included remote only controlled start and stop, not forward and back tracks. Later I tested it on the road and thought my ears were playing tricks on me when I heard the music changing pitch. Once I figured out it wasn't me, I changed tracks and even tried streaming radio and still, pitch up/pitch down, song faster/song slower. I noticed it got markedly worse when I tried to use another program while having the ipod play in the background, which makes me think it is a hardware issue; possibly the processor speed or "RAM" or however iPhones work. I am planning on trying it with my ipod and a bluetooth attachment I have for it to see if the music distorts. If it is the hardware on the phone, looks like apple forgot to mention as a selling point that the faster innards are needed for true A2DP stereo bluetooth! Another part of their brilliant scheme I guess!

Speed just dropped to dial-up speeds

Router is showing this and I'm getting 0.35Mbps download - normally just under 2.00Mbps
11:12:16, 15 May.
(532494.300000) DSL noise margin: 18.00 dB upstream, 12.70 dB downstream
11:12:16, 15 May.
(532494.230000) DSL line rate: 448 Kbps upstream, 544 Kbps downstream
11:12:01, 15 May.
(532479.510000) DSL is down after 8873 minutes uptime
11:12:01, 15 May.
(532479.510000) ETHoA is down after 8873 minutes uptime
11:12:01, 15 May.
(532479.150000) PPPoA is down after 8872 minutes uptime [Waiting for Underlying Connection (WAN DSL - Up)]
11:11:57, 15 May.
(532475.510000) PPP LCP Send Termination Request [User request]
Previous stats:
06:17:57, 09 May.
( 61.850000) DSL noise margin: 18.00 dB upstream, 12.00 dB downstream
06:17:57, 09 May.
( 61.710000) DSL line rate: 448 Kbps upstream, 2208 Kbps downstream
So what's broken??
1) My wiring is Test socket (out of master socket) to BT Filter and then out to phone and HH4
2) I've disconnected, pulled apart, switched off, and put back together again all computer/hub/phone connections
3) Phone appears fine, no particular noise on the line.
Feels like not my end except the wife can be a bit heavy handed when doing today's weekly vacuum cleaning.
Needless to say it's pretty difficult and unpleasurable to use the internet at these dial-up speeds.

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Nokia N96, Bluetooth, and voice-dialing....

Hi,
I upgraded from my N80 to an N96 and, being a rep and frequently on the road, Im finding the voice-dialing to be a real PITA.
The N80 would work just about anywhere. Car, street, pub, shops, wherever, it understood who I wanted to call. Not perfect, but close.
The N96 doesnt even PRETEND to understand me, throwing up any name at random it seems.
Worse, it is all very haphazard to use.
You press the top right function button and hold it down. On the N96, you could hold it for a very long time before it responds. Since the processor in this phone is way underpowered, it a second or two before your hear the Speak Now confirmatory beeps.
Couple that with the problem that many Bluetooth headsets power-down momentarily, it means that when youre driving along in the car and hold the button down on your BT headset, you dont actually hear the beeps. So you have to look down at the phone to see what its doing. While driving, this can be dangerous.
Now, because you ARE driving, the N96 is not likely to understand you anyway.
Nokia!! You need to go back to the drawing board here!!
1) Fix the voice-dial activation - pressing the top-right button for two seconds is plenty.
2) Play the bleeps WHEN the Speak Now screen comes up, not before! My N96 can take anywhere between 1 and 5 seconds between the bleeps and the Speak Now screen appearing!
3) Play the bleeps a bit longer when the Bluetooth headset is activated. Most Bluetooth headsets take a second or two to wake up - the sound is over by then and you miss it.
4) Go back to the N80 and read the code for what you did in that phone. It worked fine there!
Ian Nicholson
Poor Sod/N96 Owner
Nokia: Connecting People... with iPhones.

Still here is no improvement with voice dialing with ver 12 soft and training sessions to n96.
It handles well with some names, but not with most. My old N95 did it much better from beginning (no training need!).
And extra case is with bluetooth HF - I stopped for waiting now for this stupid "beep" that is coming or before or after or in the middle the time, when voice detection screen is there. Now I just try to say the name about 2 sec after pressing BT button.
So, I hope some good Nokia engineer happens to read those voice dialing posts and in soft ver 13 we get better dialing (and finally somehow faster phone). Or do we, all who don't like extra slow processor should go in same day to service/operator and give in protest about the speed..

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N8 questions. In this scenario, you call your VM and as y ou are listening to the messages, you need to open the dialer to delete/save messages, then have to close the dialer and then choose end call. There are 6 steps (open dialer, call, open dialer again, save/delete the vm, close the dialer and then end the call).
Anyone know how to do this more efficiently? Can you end the call while still in the dialer? Is there a way to add a hang up feature to the dialer. No offence, but this kind of mult-step stuff is annoying and doesn't exist on apple or android. thoughts?

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The new change in ios 7.1 as dialing and recieving screen is the worst change ever apple did as making it more bold you making it as a local phone the best one is of ios 6 so for the next update think for the bold

Dialing and recieving changes which had been done in ios 7.1 is worst than ever why you making it smaller make it bold like before as in ios 6.

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Dialer and battery

Normally, my HTC Thunderbolt with an extended battery gives me about 10-12 hours of talk and internet use and about 24 hours of standby time. On Friday 9/14 I got just four hours of use. In looking at battery use, I see the dialer went nuts chewing up 25% of the battery on a continuous basis. I had not made any calls since Thursday evening.
Force stopping the dialer and a cold reboot did not solve the problem.
However, after leaving the device turned off and on charge over night I see the dialer has throttled back to 2% of use or zero. This is standby mode as I understand it.
A review of various Android forums on the Internet shows many reports of similar problems with Android phones. A call to Verizon Technical Support revealed the carrier has no record of this type of problem!
There is no single cause of the dialer going berserk, but some reports suggest is it associated with the following sound settings being checked "on":
- Quiet ring on pickup
- Pocket mode
- Flip for speaker
All three settings are associated with the motion sensor. My suspicion is that a bug in the motion sensor code keeps the dialer from shutting down after a call and after one or more of these functions are triggered by the user.
The older version of the dialer had a setting that forced it to shut down after a call. You could set it to return to the contacts screen on hang up. That option is gone in Android 2.3.4, SW # 2.11.605.19 71ORD
It is not useful to turn off the motion sensor, though there are NON-root tools do so, since it is also used for screen orientation, e.g. landscape v. portrait, for other functions.
It seems to me that HTC and Verizon have some explaining to do because hundreds of reports on the Internet clearly means some of them must have been brought to the carrier's attention over time.
BTW: Verizon's technical support blamed the battery and sold me a new extended unit for $50 since the original was out of warranty. That was before I did the research I am reporting here.

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Voice Dialing and Area Codes

Hi There,
Does anyone know how I get voice dialing to allow me to include the area code when I ask it to call a phone number? It currently only allows me to specify 7 digits instead of 10. I have set up my area code via the Call Log options and the number of digits for National numbers is set to 10.
If you cannot configure it to allow 10 digits, is there any way to configure it to automatically include a default area code when you specify a phone number by saying the digits?
Thanks.

Hi Rob,
Thanks for your input. I actually do exactly the same thing as you described. However, my question was more for those instances when you don't currently have an entry in your Blackberry for the number you want to call using voice dialing and have to specify the number by saying the digits that comprise the desired phone number.
Thanks.

Voice dialing and talking caller ID

I bought the nokia n9 and while I am very happy of how it looks and feels and greatly disappointed for the lack of many necessary apps and features. The upmost important of which are the voice dialing and talking caller id.
Will we ever see these features available to nokia n9? Maybe a better question would be: will nokia ever going to update this device to pack missing features or not?

not at the moment.
not too sure about what is coming in pr1.3 though...couldnt say if it will include voice operation...not that it is necessary.
if nokia does indeed kill using the meego/harmattan os, the community will surely keep it alive somehow for a while.

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