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Has anyone ever heard of setting up Caller ID using the MIFM card on an NEC IPK ? This switch has T1 (not PRI) trunks. I figured it would need a PRI card but someone told me it can be done, for up to 15 extensions, using the MIFM card.
If anyone has heard of this I'd appreciate your feedback.
Thanks for reading this post.
-Dave
Optimism is optionism.
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I seem to recall that a T-1 needs feature group D assigned by telco for CID. That may or may not be offered by telco anymore. The cost of it brings you up to that of a PRI.
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I dug through the manual;
MIFM equipped with KMM will allow up to 15 stations to scroll through the last 50 recorded ANI/CID.
ANI/CID supported on T1-FGD (as "helpifican" noted).
This system has the T1 trunk type set for 4W E&M with the other options being: CO*, DID, ANI. Not sure if this matters or not...
I will check with the TelCo about Feature Group D.
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