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It is a Ver-1 by the string you posted.
Is this off the chips or through program 116? :shrug:
Regardles whether the bix was touched there could always be a problem in the field or just a bad Amp. connector.
I suppose you could disconnect it and put the other one on it and see if the original Ext. 107 is dead or did it turn into Ext. 115 :idea:
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the rom version I posted is from the management software.
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I had a problem similar to yours a few weeks ago, the phone gave a clicking sound when plugged in and leds acting bizarre, same system, same P101 software (had to use a DOS software to program, it's on another post) but anyway, measured the output voltages on the station port, found it to be the same as the rest of the ports. I looked at the programming and found that the port had been setup as a DSS. changed it back to a station and the phone worked. thought that I would pass it along.
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that sounds like someone was in there b4
you with the russian software
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