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#207958 07/28/04 04:39 AM
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I have someone wanting me to install a 3x8 expansion board and connect a 4th line to a Vodavi system with Infinite phones (customer is providing the board). I have extensive experience with the XTS/STS and DHS but not with other Vodavi stuff. The KSU has a part number of 5000-00 Rev E Basic ISS 1. I have a DVX Mach 1 programming manual if that is what this is. Anyone shed any light on this? Seems like a no-brainer, but I want to avoid any suprises.

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Moderator A6 is the man for Infinite-DVX Mach I to IV systems. He's in your area. I think they all program the same, just differ in size & features. Are you familiar with the older Vodavi Digital systems---1400 model numbers??
The DVX's program like those. Good Luck.

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I am pretty sure this thing is a DVX Infinate, just need confirmation of the part number 5000-00. I even have a Infinite 24 button LCD phone for programming (we occasionally service locations for a national Vodavi account). This particular site is more than just a few miles away so I want to be sure. Thanks.

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If it is a 5032-00 That is a digital expansion board. For a mach 1. It should have the amphenol on the left side and Co's to the right. It should come with six spacer screws to install it on top of the other 3x8 then it just plugs right in nothing to it. If the card slides in than it is a DVX model which is only slightly more complicated.

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Yep, that the part number and physical descrip. Thanks.


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