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It's been a loooong time since I touched an 816, and always programmed from the telephone! Afraid I'm of no help here...

Yeah. The customer prefers that I deal with the ‘9’ than him having to print and change 64 faceplates. :-)

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Other municipalities have recommended Exacom to us. They know their stuff for sure but they are a little expensive. actually everybody we have talked to in this field is pretty expensive.

We did find and tested with a company called Barix their device registers like an ATA and when it senses voice it calls an extension, all you need is for that extension to answer and open up a talk path and record. which we have successfully accomplished. however these communications are critical and we wouldn't want to take on the responsibility if an important radio call didn't get recorded.

I believe we've used https://nexiwave.com/ in the past, but it's been a while...

Hi everyone, we are struggling with a configuration on SIP trunks, we have 2 numbers from one provider and trying to have it so our users can dial say 6 for one number and 9 for the other.

The issue is that no matter which group or route we assign to a number the calls are always identified as the default number which is also set to use as the PABX number if a user does not have an internet telophony number assigend to them (screen shot attached).

Does anyone know of a work around for this as I cannot believe this is impossible!

You got Hyperterminal and a serial cable? LOL
I don't remember this ever working for me, but good luck with it.
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Thanks so much for the info. I'm sure I've already spent more time researching and fiddling around with this than it is worth. In the end, keeping the system isn't as important as a functioning system, and there's a threshold of how time I can invest in keeping the old system limping along just for the fun of it.

In looking through the manual you sent, it looks like we've got a plain old 616, and looks like I'm stuck with the 35xx phones. Unless I missed something, I didn't see a way to reassign the Hold and Itcm buttons - only a way to reassign which of the three outside lines goes to which button. I'm hesitant to invest in a bunch of replacement 35xx phones (up to nine stations) because of how expensive used ones are, and because of the possibility of them breaking in the same way again. Unless you know of a good source for repaired ones?

I'd be happy to swap out the KSU with a NO616, which seem pretty inexpensive. However, I'm trying real hard not to get into having to reprogram everything - especially the KSU. That's why I was initially pursuing finding plug-and-play replacement phones. The big question I have with swapping a 616 with a 616X or NO616 is, is it plug and play??

Finally, wow, those DX-80 phones and KSU's are plentiful and cheap, and have such amazing modern features! I don't know if we could handle such luxury. But again, as much fun as it would be, I'm so swamped right now that I don't want to get into programming an entire new system, unless it really is so easy I could walk through it in an hour or so following some good instructions or videos. A few years ago I would have no problem devoting an entire weekend to changing everything out and programming a new system, and would have considered it great fun. I've got too much work and too many kids now to lose an even a whole Saturday. If you think a DX-80 system would be a quick and easy swap, and have some instructions or videos you could send over, I'd be happy to consider it.

Again, thanks for all of your help with this!

I do recall your original post and that sparked my interest in getting one. I knew that it was very very rare and most likely that I would never would find one. After many years of searching, patients paid off and found one.

Very obscure and I would call it oddware...

Thank you! I was able to locate the file.

Since the KSU comes factory-equipped for four CO lines on the motherboard, moving faulty lines around them is usually the most appropriate solution. The cabinet has slots for two additional four-port CO lines, expanding total line capacity to twelve lines maximum in the main cabinet. Of course, through the use of an expansion cabinet and three more CO line cards, your repair options are nearly limitless. By using the flexible port assignment feature (flash 42) you can move lines between physically very easily.

We have had several 7100's and a 7200 show the same problem. Clock is wrong and year jumps to 2092, system can't dial out. Reboot PBX and set time and then all is good.
I replaced the 3 volt battery on the MP card and seems to solved the problem.

Kevin

inquiring minds want to know what your solution was ;-)

5000 is in the extension column and is a station (ring) group. Shouldn't be able to make an outbound call from it.

8504 is the trunk number
next is date/ time
OT is the process, in this case outgoing transfer
finally the number called.

Customer reports the extension used to make the call and it was 3503 which doesn't show up at all in the smdr info.....

Hoping for someone with specific Samsung SMDR knowledge might be able to help out.

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Change the dat choice to REC1.

Jim

I agree it's a pain to do but it can be done from a handset, which is what the customer wanted.

I believe we tested a drive that we had mirrored using one of those docking stations and it worked fine.

"connect them to 120V with something like a line cord and clip leads..."

Also effective for starting fires with wet wood.