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This may be a question for the Nitsuko board. I have a customer with an NEC 124i system. I have programmed it before but it has been several years ago. I don't recall having any problems.
When trying to access the program mode by dialing the program entry code, as soon as I press the # button I get error tone. I don't get to the password entry. I have tried it from the first port X301 as well as other ports. I thought maybe someone had not exited from the program mode and tried re-setting the system but this didn't help. Any suggestions?
I have software for PC programming but do not have the adapter needed. I found a wiring diagram for the adapter but could not find the 8-pin circular mini-DIN connector at my local electronics supplier. Does anyone know where I can purchase the adapter?
Note from NEC moderator, Keighlar: Please remember passwords are not allowed in the open forums. Keep that in mind when responding to this post. Thank you.
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old system , could be the processor has just gone south .
Ive seen it before
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Is that extension set to auto line selection? If it is you can't access the system without turning that off first.
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When you attempt to enter the login, are you pressing xxx prior to entering the password?
Note from Keighlar: Yes he is, eriway. It's when he enters the initial # in this string that he is getting the error tone.
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The phones aren't set for auto line selection. When pressing the CALL1 button the speaker button lights and I hear ICM dial tone.
When I press CALL1 then #, I receive error tone and can't go any further.
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The access code is not hard encoded and can be changed easily, if you know what it is. I think most techs would never change that code, just the password.
I would spend a few minutes trying some other codes that don't conflict, like "*#*#" etc.
Otherwise you may be forced to default and start over. It may be worth a quick call to NEC before you do that.
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Sounds like someone has programmed 11-01 for the # key to be a 1 digit service code, only option is to dial in remotely and change programming back..... or to cold start and reprogran the switch..
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