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I have been told the LS/GS cards are able to pass incoming Caller ID. Unfortunately, I have not been able to get it to work. The card is an MC340BA.
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I don't believe that they do.
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Thank you, John. Is there another card that would work or do I need to use an Universal ASU?
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I don't know what version of controller you have. If it has embedded ls trunks, those will work or the universal asu will do it for you.
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Thanks John, It is the older version at this facility.
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The MC340xx LS/GS Card will not do caller ID. AS John mentioned, you'll need to use the embedded trunks in the Controller, or go the ASU route.
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