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In 1.1 Slot, click on the IP Phone Registration button to add extensions to the system. Also need a VOIP/DSP card installed on the MPR card.

I found my manual for Prophet H. It says 10VAC. That is all I found.

No, but it's pretty straight forward.

Back up the CP10 database then import it on the CP20 software.

Adjust the inmail ports to reflect the new numbering plan/dept group standard.

Make sure you have the CP20 already updated, initialized and the license uploaded.

Upload the database.

Use the util to copy all the VM stuff from the CP10 to the CP20.SDcard. You will need to have the card reader for this on your pc. This can take a while depending on how much is there.

Reinsert SDcard, start the system. You MIGHT have to reboot once but it should be fine.

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Interesting, thx for sharing!

I believe it's a "No User Response" error from the pbx. Had to clear an issue this am on this specific customer.
The one 7200 causing the issue was unreachable via the maintenance software (TCP 5090), but reachable via an IP set at my location. Rebooted the system via 811 and everything came back just fine.
It's difficult to get Wireshark in place... I have to act quickly to reboot which ever pbx is causing the issue and get them back online.

Strange - I haven't run into this type of issue on the W80 bases. Is there any chance your network switch is blocking broadcasts or another type of traffic these DECT bases produce? Was it working previously or is this a new installation?

You can use handset programming anb step through CMD 10 (or 14) but you will have to write them down yourself. Oh and don't forget CMD 11 for any virtuals.

When I wrote my reply to your original post this post was not there and only appeared today when I checked back now.

I was not aware of that MS capability which is much like moving everything from an old iPhone to a new one but on steroids. I think AI was at work finding and installing new drivers, etc. Thanks for sharing and glad it worked out for you Ed!

-Hal

Thanks for the very quick replays

As someone who has been down this road recently, I wish you the best of luck. Parts are scarce, software is even rarer, and getting it to run on anything modern is an exercise in frustration.

I don't mean this to dissuade you, in fact I hope it has the opposite effect. Once you start down this path, you find yourself compelled to see it through.

Try the internet archive for software. I managed to find Expressnet for programming protel pay phones there. For software emulation, you might get dosbox to work, but if you don't, try 86box. Rather than emulating a dos environment, it emulates the hardware, and you'll have to find and install dos and any other software you want, just like the bad old days. For me, I could get dosbox to work, but it had a lot of issues. I went to 86box, and after some teething pains, it works really well. For protel phones, you need an external serial modem and some way to dial the phone from the modem. An old electronic key system with analog station ports works for this. I used my avaya partner ACS. I can reliably program protel pay phones now with almost 100% success.

I don't remember if the ernest phones are similar to western electric ones or not. If its a western style phone with the coin slot on the left, ditch the controller and use a protel board. Heck, even if its a right hand coin slot, protel makes boards for those too. They have a button on them to program them locally without a PC.

PM me if you want to get into deeper detail. I've brought back a handful of old payphones, and actually just put one in service at my second job. It doesn't get a lot of usage, but it does generate a lot of conversation. It does work and take coins as it should. For dial tone I'm using an ATA and a voip provider. The service is super cheap so even if it doesn't get much use, I don't care. It's a lot of fun and I enjoy calling it when a customer walks by to see their reaction.

I'd post a picture, but I can never remember how the heck to do it.

Hi, Im looking for the Samsung SCM express software, any help will be appreciated.

The prep tool is only for Ver.4 to 5 to fix a memory issue. Panasonic fixed it in version 6 and up.

That makes zero sense. You should be able to give them the MAC address of that card. Y0u must be able to have addresses outside of DHCP for a network to work properly. Who is running their network operations?

Thanks, I took a look on Amazon and found some 1 farad 5.5-volt capacitors just not the 5 pack you had mentioned. I haven't seen one in a while and I want to make sure I get the correct physical size before I take it off the wall and pull it apart.

Thanks again,
John

R&R to the rescue LoL.

No. Set a call routing mailbox to do this job. In your main AA greeting using GOTO to take you to that CR Box 001-032. In the DAT table for that CR box set the timeout to GOTO the CR mailbox where it started from.

It's a networking issue. Something is causing delay/jitter.

Wireshark.

Might want to consider using the TIE functionality.

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

I hate it when I am circling around a dark room searching in vain for a black cat when there the cat wasn't even in the room.

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I will follow the instructions you provided the next time I am out there!

I believe I still have a 2.0 copy here somewhere to be able to step through the versions.




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Yes, through Forerunner Technoligies. All hardware goes through Optus Inc

Yes, this is referred to as "preferred line answer" (PLA), via station programming, flash 50/51, button #8.