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• How to print or save a voice mail of iphone constantly 6

  Hello

  I have an i phone 6.

  Question: There is an important answering machine that I want to print (or save constantly).

  What I've done so far:

  1. my phone provider suggested I have find an app for this.

  2. online search has not been successful

  3. I have phone support told me that they cannot recommend apps and advised me to ask the help of the community.

  Any recommendations on how to print the content of a voicemail message?

  Hi jana99,

  If you need to record a voicemail visual voicemail, you can do this by using the share option. Just type and then choose where to send it. You can save it in VoiceMemo, Notes, mail, Messages or a supported 3rd party app. Take a look at the article below for more details.

  How to record voice messages on your iPhone
  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT205012

  Nice day

• iPhone save personalized answering machine message

  I forgot to go to save answering machine message on my iPhone 5 s
  Please help thanks in advance

  Go to the telephone-voice mail-> greeting >

• HP Laserjet Pro 200 Color MFP FAX answering machine vs M276nw

  We have the following MFP: HP Laserjet Pro 200 Color MFP M276nw

  Our office has a phone line to be shared between the phone and FAX (M276nw). The phone is a phone single line of integrated with a digital answering machine Panasonic KX-TG7531 model. I can't seem to find the right combination of settings for ringtone for the phone and the FAX that allows callers to leave a voicemail without the FAX modem tones interfere when the caller leaves a voice message. It's as if the fax does not recognize that the answering machine picked up and he continues to make sounds of modem. The tones are saved as well as the message of the caller's voice, which makes the message difficult to understand. In most cases, the caller simply hangs up without leaving a message (we've heard talk about this later).

  Please tell us how to implement. Thank you!

  Furthermore, the HP Laserjet Pro 200 Color MFP M276nw replaced a MFP from brother, but the Brother FAX has worked with the same phone from Panasonic.

  Hi crmarrio

  I understand that you are having problems of fax.

  Run this test for the fax.
  In the home screen, press the button on the key.
  Tap the service button.
  Tap the fax service.
  Touch run fax test.

  Check all these fax settings.

  Here is a url for the fax troubleshooting.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03363598

  Go to the icon/fax setup menu/Advanced Configuration key / private receive/disable it.
  Go to thewrench icon/service/fax service/error correction/stop.

  Go to Settings icon/fax thewrench / fax/advanced/change configuration to speed it to the middle.

  Go to the key icon/fax installation base/menu Configuration/response/game of rings rings.

  (if using an answering machine-more rings on fax and answering machine or rings of mail without a voice for the fax, but receives no voicemail, should get installation of distinctive ring on the line in this case)

  Go to the key icon/fax setup basic menu setup/response/selection of auto mode.

  Go for a key icon/service menu/fax service/clear saved faxes

  Go to key icon/fax installation base/menu setup/distinctive ring/set for proper ringtone type. (if you don't have a special ringtone set on all ringtones.

  Update the firmware of the printer by usb connection.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?cc=us&DLC=en&docName=c03363598&LC=en&product=5097654&

  Let me know the results of the fax test, and if you were able to send or receive a fax.

  If you're still having problems, let me know and I send you private message how to reset the printer.

• Need help with MWI for voice mail on SIP with SPA9000

  I can't get my MWI to work with my answering machine SIP.  I have:

  SPA9000

  1 SPA962

  1 SPA941

  My ITSP is Mconnect and my SIP phone number is configured for line 1 on the SPA9000.

  I am using their voicemail.  I want the MWI light only on my phone SPA962.  I packed an id 1101 for this phone's mailbox.  I can press the message button and connect to my voicemail, but I don't get a MWI when I have new voicemail.

  Here are the settings for voicemail, I SPA9000 > voice > line 1:

  Mailbox repository URL: mysiptelephonenumber@line1proxy

  URL for mailbox management: even the form of mailbox repository URL

  Mailbox subscribe URL: it is indifferent to what I put in this context, nothing works.

  MConnect gave me a few things to try, but they do not work either.

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Marti

  I googled my question and found the answer here on this forum in a post from last year!  My MWI now works as it should when I have voice mail on my SIP line.

  Here is the link to the post on this forum where I found the answer:

  http://forums.linksysbycisco.com/Linksys/board/message?board.ID=VoIP_Phones&thread.ID=3899

  Also be sure to enter the URL for the mailbox to subscribe, filing and management.

  Mine are my number of mailbox @ the proxy for the line that my SIP line is activated, which is Line 1

  Marti

• HP Officejet Pro 6830: Receive faxes with a HP officejet pro 6830 w / answering machine

  I had an OLD officejet model that could receive faxes even if the answering machine was not connected directly to the fax machine the 6830 manual says that it must be directly connected.  My current Brother printer does NOT receive faxes because of this problem.  Anyone know if I directly connect my machine to this model (Officejet 6830) to make it work?  I won't buy it if it will not work.

  Hello @JPJ408,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I understand that you are looking to buy a printer all-in-one HP Officejet Pro 6830 for fax purposes. While the User Guide advise you to plug the answering machine directly on the back of the Officejet unit, it is not necessary.

  If you have a fax with an answering machine on her line, the only requirement is that the fax is set to two rings higher than the answering machine. Most of the responders are put back on 4 rings. As a result, you would set your Officejet to automatically pick up on 6 rings. In this way, when a voice is heard, you can manually respond to the call before the answering machine to pick up. If you are not home and then people can still leave messages on your answering machine. If you have a fax to come through, do not respond. The answering machine will pick up after 4 rings. At this point the fax machine "listen" on answering machine message and if fax tones are detected, the fax will take over and receive the fax.

  I hope this helps clear up any confusion.

• OfficeJet 6835: Connection printer/fax to the single telephone line with answering machine and DSL router

  I change my current 2 lines phone/fax with answering machine setup and router DSL to a single line.  I have the right instructions HP and all the necessary parts and wiring diagrams, but I can't determine which of the now used phone cords is 'special' one provided in the box with your printer.  Instructions for the installation of a line saying I should use this cord between the DSL filter and the 1-line port on the printer for reliable fax.

  How can I identify this original HP cord?  And, in case I can't, what makes it "special"?

  Hi @Atlantico,

  Thanks for joining the Forums of HP Support with your request.

  I understand that you change the way that your fax is installed on your HP Officejet Pro 6835 e-all-in-one printer and you want to be able to identify the phone cord supplied with the printer. I would like to help.

  Usually the phone cord supplied with the printer is black and a 2-wire telephone cord. There are basically 2 types of telephone cords, 2-wire or 4-wire. cords 2 telephone wires are the most basic phone cords and because the fax was built around the analog telephone systems, this is the type of cord they suggest to use.

  You can identify a phone cord of 2 sons looking at the end of the connector that you plug into the phone jack. Please see the attached diagram below.

  

  Please let me know if that solves the problem, or if you need assistance.

• Answering machine active during the call

  Hello
  I have a LP Xperia Z3 update and sinve, the phone goes to half way of answering machine if a call.
  Anyway to fix this?

  Thank you

  I am afraid that this issue can encounter if you enable the intelligent call management or if you answer a call by pressing the button answer a helmet. The problem will be fixed in the next software update.

• Photosmart C7280: question of installation on fax to PC with answering machine on the same phone line

  I have an answering machine on the phone line that would be used for incoming faxes. The guidance address how fax to PC using the phone line at all. How do you put up? Do you need a distinctive number of the ring, or you can use the same phone number as the fixed line? The answering machine will pick up faxes?

  Hi @MSS1,

  Thank you for reaching out to the forums! I understand that you are having problems of fax. I'd love to help you.

  It's not like you can fax it to the PC with the software for this model. You would have to send and receive faxes from the printer.

  This document provides steps for not being able to fax and it also provides information for the connection to the fax: can't send or receive faxes. Do not take into account the title.

  I have provided the user manual of the printer to set up the fax, beginning on page 62: Photosmart C7280.

  Here is a document to receive faxes: receipt of the Fax.

  If the problem is resolved and you appreciate my help, please click on the "accept as Solution" and the buttons 'Thumbs Up'. Let me know how make you out. See you soon!

• Can send but cannot receive faxes on HP Laserjet on Mac 10.9 Mavericks with answering machine TAM

  I have an iMac running OS 10.9 (Mavericks) and a machine to print/scan/fax all-in-one HP Laserjet Professional M1212nf MFP connected by USB.  I have a phone with answering machine connected system.

  I can send faxes of the HP and the Mac (using the pdf fax).  What I can't do, is to receive faxes on the HP (I know that the Mac cannot receive faxes with this machine).  I tried all the combinations of parameters without result even unplug the phone/answering machine without result.

  Any ideas what I need the settings?

  Hi ChuckStewart,

  It is definitely a head scratcher! I found some additional information from the following link, you use a product of Fax HP with a telephone answering machine (TAM).

  I found this interesting presentation text, when recording the outgoing message on your TAM, share of voice must be at least 10 seconds of time, but not more than 20 seconds . Save 5-7 seconds of silence at the end of the vocal part of your outgoing message (message coming out would be your voice message length plus the extra 5 to 7 seconds of recorded silence ).

   

  I wonder if you might find something useful in the document.
  

  Please let me know. Thank you.

• BlackBerry Z10 Z10 voice mail password

  My Z10 does not keep the VM password during installation.  I tried to enter several times and close the phone market and stop several times too.

  It is a known issue with Bell.  Please see the following thread for a workaround:

  Copy & pasted here.  Found by @Arsen

  I was on my administrative options on my answering machine from bell. I went in my voicemail and under password, you have the option to skip the password. I turned off and tried the voicemail on the Z10 button and it worked...

  1. Call your voice mailbox.
  2. Select option 4
  3. Select option 2
  4. Select option 1
  5. Select option 2 to pass the password.
  6. End the call.
  7. For some reason, I had to restart the X 10 to make it work. Something to do with the bell network.

• problems with SPA112 and answering machine

  Recently installed a SPA112 unit, which until this works fine without any problems, but have a few minor issues. Among others, I can't the 2 sec machine records messages; When there is an incoming call the answering machine picks up the call of the appellant Gets a busy; which means that the appellant is not able to hear the outgoing message, nor able to save?

  Worth mentioning that I have before that used a vDSL Thomson 78 modem x who offered two pots the same equitment I use was connected to and also the autoresponder has worked with. Then nothng has changed with the Setup program expect that the SPA112 has replaced the modem ADSL Thomson when it comes to managing the voip part.

  One suggestion I've seen is to change the 'delay to reorganize' at 15, which until now did not make a difference. In addition, the waveform of the ring has the sine value and the default value of the voltage.

  Open to suggestion to point me in the right direction what to look for in the config for the SPA112.

  Format text in time with no seconds and encoding UCS-16 can be ignored. But the messages are truncated at the first ',' and the rest is missing. Second file is the SQLite database...

  You are to test my ability do identify and treat the data hidden, isn't she?

  Well, I decided to extract the lines of SQLite database as TXT form is incomplete. I don't know any format if column Tm, fortunately, we have no absolute time and I wish I have guessed correct relative time in seconds.

  So result (inline comments):

  Incoming calls:

  002.13 > CC_eventProc(), the event: CC_EV_SIG_CALL_ARRIVED (0 x 31), cover: 0, rating: 0, par2: 0 x 40956900
  002.16 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), dial 0: former State = CC_CST_IDLE, new State CC_CST_RINGING
  002.16: CID:CID_initGen() [0] > won 0 delay 1200 phone abcdefg786 name 46bcdefg786
  002.23: CID:OnHookTx PolRev

  Transmission of Caller ID:

  002.33 > uchSendDTMF(), sending 12 DTMF to line 0
  002.33: [0] beginning of the DTMF/FSK CID, CID_ST_ACTIVE
  002.48 > uchSendDTMF(), sending of DTMF a on line 0
  002.64 > uchSendDTMF(), sending of DTMF b on line 0
  002.80 > uchSendDTMF(), sending of DTMF c line 0
  002.96 > uchSendDTMF(), sending of DTMF d to line 0
  003.13 > uchSendDTMF(), sending e DTMF on line 0
  003.29 > uchSendDTMF(), sending of DTMF f at line 0
  003.45 > uchSendDTMF(), sending of DTMF g on line 0
  003.61 > uchSendDTMF(), sending 7 DTMF to line 0
  003.77 > uchSendDTMF(), sending of DTMF 8 to line 0
  003.93 > uchSendDTMF(), sending 6 DTMF to line 0
  004.08 > uchSendDTMF(), sending of DTMF 14 on line 0
  004.25: [0] CID CID: FACT

  Six rings:

  004.52: CID:Ring now
  004.54 > SLIC_startRing State 0 ts 0x1aa4ccon 1000 off 5000 len 60000
  004.54 > pol [0] of the event on the cad of ring 0 0
  009.33 > pol [0] of the event on the cad of ring 0 0
  014.12 > pol [0] of the event on the cad of ring 0 0
  018.92 > pol [0] of the event on the cad of ring 0 0
  023.73 > pol [0] of the event on the cad of ring 0 0
  028.52 > pol [0] of the event on the cad of ring 0 0

  Hook:

  029,50 > off hook [0]
  029.51 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), dial 0: former State = CC_CST_RINGING, new State CC_CST_ANSWERING

  Fully connected call:

  029.57 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), dial 0: former State = CC_CST_ANSWERING, new State CC_CST_CONNECTED

  Disconnected from the remote side:

  039.62 > SIP_sessDlgEventProc: event: 45 (SIP_EV_DLG_BYED), ucState: 3
  039.62 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), dial 0: former State = CC_CST_CONNECTED, new State CC_CST_INVALID

  The CPC sent to the device called:

  047.64 > CPC SLIC_SET_OPEN_STATE on line 0
  048.05 > CPC go to line 0 in CC_CST_IDLE
  048.05 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), dial 0: former State = CC_CST_INVALID, new State CC_CST_IDLE

  Called device still picked up, assuming that the new (outgoing) call:

  048.07 > cepIdleProc (lid = 0, call = 0x17a974, event = 9 (CC_EV_USR_SEIZURE), by = 0, par2 = (Nile))
  048.07 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), dial 0: former State = CC_CST_IDLE, new State CC_CST_DIALING

  Called device hung up the phone, call the cleaning:
  048.72 > hook on [0]
  048.73 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), dial 0: former State = CC_CST_DIALING, new State CC_CST_IDLE

  Camera won, outgoing call starts, digit collection:

  060.05 > [0] off Hook
  060.06 > cepIdleProc (lid = 0, call = 0x17a974, event = 9 (CC_EV_USR_SEIZURE), by = 0, par2 = (Nile))
  060.07 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), dial 0: former State = CC_CST_IDLE, new State CC_CST_DIALING
  065.20 > SIP_sessDlgEventProc: event: 41 (SIP_EV_DLG_TERM), ucState: 4

  Device on the hook even once, no figures were received in this cycle:

  066.01 > hook on [0]
  066.01 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), dial 0: former State = CC_CST_DIALING, new State CC_CST_IDLE

  Camera won, outgoing call starts, digit collection:

  079.17 > [0] off Hook
  079.19 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), dial 0: former State = CC_CST_IDLE, new State CC_CST_DIALING
  081.68 > line: 0 figure DTMFON event has received a
  081.81 > line: 0 DTMFON received the event figure b
  081.94 > line: 0 DTMFON received the event number c
  082.07 > line: 0 DTMFON received the event sales
  082.20 > line: 0 DTMFON received the event e figure
  082.36 > line: 0 DTMFON received the event number f
  082.49 > line: 0 DTMFON received the event figure g
  082.62 > line: 0 sales event received DTMFON 7
  082.76 > line: 0 sales event received DTMFON 8
  082.89 > line: 0 sales event received DTMFON 6
  090.96 > cepDialingProc(), the event = 33 (CC_EV_TMR_DIALPLAN)

  Figures gathered (numbering commited by dial plan timeout):

  090.96 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), dial 0: former State = CC_CST_DIALING, new State CC_CST_CALLING
  090.97: call:[email protected] / * /: 0, rc = 0
  091.47 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), dial 0: former State = CC_CST_CALLING, new State CC_CST_PROCEEDING

  REGISTRY procedure was shot and completed during call setup:

  097.66 > RegOK [0]. NextReg in 296 (1)

  Fully connected call:

  099.05 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), dial 0: former State = CC_CST_PROCEEDING, new State CC_CST_CONNECTED

  Disconnected from the remote side:

  103.75 > SIP_sessDlgEventProc: event: 45 (SIP_EV_DLG_BYED), ucState: 3
  103.76 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), dial 0: former State = CC_CST_CONNECTED, new State CC_CST_INVALID

  The CPC sent to the peripheral component:

  103.76 > statr CPC CC_EV_TMR_INVALID timer
  111,76 > CPC SLIC_SET_OPEN_STATE on line 0
  112.19 > CPC go to line 0 in CC_CST_IDLE
  112.19 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), dial 0: former State = CC_CST_INVALID, new State CC_CST_IDLE

  The device still picked up, assuming that the new (outgoing) call:

  112,22 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), dial 0: former State = CC_CST_IDLE, new State CC_CST_DIALING
  Flash hook events occurred. Dial 0 (data collectors) cancelled. New call (1)
  created, collection figures:

  112,37 > flash hook [0]
  112,37 > CC_eventProc(), the event: CC_EV_USR_HOOKFLASH (0x3), cover: 0, rating: 0, par2: (none)
  112,37 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), dial 0: former State = CC_CST_DIALING, new State CC_CST_IDLE
  112.43 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), call 1: former State = CC_CST_IDLE, new State CC_CST_DIALING

  No number with shot composition timeout:

  136.34 > NEW_CALL_STATE(), call 1: former State = CC_CST_DIALING, new State CC_CST_INVALID

  Line is still the hook at the end of the journal.

  Well. So we have commented on the newspaper. Now - what is your question?

  Note that the CPC Signal (control Signal party call) is a momentary drop in voltage (0 volts DC) on the line for a period of time. It is the way in which the side 'server' of analog line (SPA112 here) informs device calling (your machine here) that the call has been disconnected by side called. Cisco is also using the CPCS to report the same he remote disconnect the case of incoming calls despite CPC does not has been provided for this direction of call.

  Not all phones can recognize the signal of the CPC, especially when called. SPA112 must be configured according to the particular phone's capabilities.

• 6500 will not Fax receive when the answering machine is added

  6500 does not receive faxes when answering machine added to the configuration.  So just HP connected to the Jack, I am able to send and receive.  When I add phone & answering machine, I can only send faxes.  The incoming faxes reached answering machine message entering and are not picked up by HP and no dial tone fax haven't saved on the answering machine.   Sounds just the icon disappears in answering machine picks up.  I'm testing with HP test # (1-888-473-2963).

  I have a phone line with 2 numbers associated with it - one for voice, one for the fax with a distinctive ring (triple).  Answering machine is programmed to answer = 4 lights, HP is set to auto-answer = Yes, will answer after 6 rings, distinctive ring triple =, error correction = stop, fax = slow speed, header information, set # with associated distinctive ring, not the voice #.

  Help!

  PROBLEM SOLVED!  Used a combination of silence at end of answering machine outgoing message and "recording" of the distinctive ring on HP device during setup of taxes.  THX so much!

• Install with answering machine

  I am considering buying a HP 1212nf MFP printer, but I need to know if I can connect to a phone line and can continue to use my machine. I remember that a previous HP printer had this ability. Is my VOIP phone line. I looked through all what I canfind on the printer, but now answer my question.

  Yes, you should be able to. Do not forget to connect the answering machine to EXT2 on the back of the printer and telephone cord int INT1.

  IF you have a double ring or triple for your incoming faxes you must configure the printer to answer the specific rings (all, double, triple, or double and triple)

  WARNING: VOIP (voice over IP) aka (digital phone lines) may cause problems while sending and receiving fax. You can reduce the speed to slow and stop ECM (error correction mode) to help with he problem.  Fax is an old technology. It was created in 1843 and later completely introduced in 1881 and has been modernized, as speed increases as recently as 1998. When we introduce old technology (fax) with new technologies (VOIP) it does not work always.  Only printers I know that work on VOIP can cause a service called Efax. Currently you can find the list of printers than efax support at this link

• BlackBerry Smartphones number of rings before answering machine

  I can't seem to find where to settle and now wonder if it can be adjusted, the number of times an incoming call rings before the answering machine picks up the call.

  Welcme to Frums!

  I think you need to call your service provider and ask them to change it.