https://business.forums.bt.com/t5/Archive/Re-Versatility-lock-phones-on-weekends-but-with-allow-for/m-p/8622#M206 Hello Tracey,<BR /><BR />Thanks for the explanation in your pt 2.&nbsp; That's clear now.<BR /><BR />For points 1 and 3: Unfortunately my LCR/speed dial doesn't seem to function in the way you describe.<BR /><BR />This is what I do:<BR /><BR /># I put the whole system into "LCR On" (Program -&gt; System Programming -&gt; Lines -&gt; LCR Codes -&gt; LCR On)<BR /><BR /># Next, I dial a number manually, e.g. 07987etc.&nbsp; Result: I get an error tone and the message "line not equipped", which shows that the LCR setting is in effect.<BR /><BR /># Next, I try the speed dial (both Directory -&gt; System Speed Dial and then I select something, or I dial 8xxx).&nbsp; Result: I get the same effect as dialling a number manually.&nbsp; That is, I also get an error tone and the message "line not equipped".<BR /><BR />On further reflection, I would have thought that, in a 'usual' situation, the speed dial must also be subject to LCR, otherwise anyone using the speed dial (common in many offices!) would not get the benefit of the LCR...<BR /><BR />What am I doing differently from your example?&nbsp; Thanks!<BR /><BR />-terry Fri, 11 Sep 2009 16:55:42 GMT lhphone 2009-09-11T16:55:42Z https://business.forums.bt.com/t5/Archive/Re-Versatility-lock-phones-on-weekends-but-with-allow-for/m-p/8622#M206 Hello Tracey,<BR /><BR />Thanks for the explanation in your pt 2.&nbsp; That's clear now.<BR /><BR />For points 1 and 3: Unfortunately my LCR/speed dial doesn't seem to function in the way you describe.<BR /><BR />This is what I do:<BR /><BR /># I put the whole system into "LCR On" (Program -&gt; System Programming -&gt; Lines -&gt; LCR Codes -&gt; LCR On)<BR /><BR /># Next, I dial a number manually, e.g. 07987etc.&nbsp; Result: I get an error tone and the message "line not equipped", which shows that the LCR setting is in effect.<BR /><BR /># Next, I try the speed dial (both Directory -&gt; System Speed Dial and then I select something, or I dial 8xxx).&nbsp; Result: I get the same effect as dialling a number manually.&nbsp; That is, I also get an error tone and the message "line not equipped".<BR /><BR />On further reflection, I would have thought that, in a 'usual' situation, the speed dial must also be subject to LCR, otherwise anyone using the speed dial (common in many offices!) would not get the benefit of the LCR...<BR /><BR />What am I doing differently from your example?&nbsp; Thanks!<BR /><BR />-terry Fri, 11 Sep 2009 16:55:42 GMT https://business.forums.bt.com/t5/Archive/Re-Versatility-lock-phones-on-weekends-but-with-allow-for/m-p/8622#M206 lhphone 2009-09-11T16:55:42Z