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I picked up a customer that has a MICS with PRI. Is there programming software that is used to program?
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Norstar ICS Remote Tools is the software but a phone (M7310 or t7316) is much faster and easier.
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The only time NRU comes in handy for Nortel is for backup/restore and remote access. If onsite the set programming is the method to use. As Jsaad stated, NRU only brings open a window with a M7310 or M7324 set. So either way, you're going to be using a set to program the system.
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Originally posted by rich30529:
The only time NRU comes in handy for Nortel is for backup/restore and remote access. If on site the set programming is the method to use. As Jsaad stated, NRU only brings open a window with a M7310 or M7324 set. So either way, you're going to be using a set to program the system. Actually there a three forms of programming methods for NRU. Remote set, Tree, and excel. I agree on small deployments the tool does not help unless you are doing remote programming. However on larger deployments, with DIDs, I suggests you use the Tree programmer. This tool is immensely helpful for local programming; allowing to rapidly move from one field to another and often displaying several programming changes in one screen shot. ...check it out!
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