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#194992 10/06/08 04:00 AM
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Hey,
Is there any way that I would be able to do a backup to the SD card via a handset? I cannot get into the system as the default communityname has been changed & would just like to perform a backup to be safe. I have a CTX100 phone system.

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#194993 10/06/08 04:15 AM
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Yes, if the 4-digit password has not been changed as well. Its best to contact a Mod off-line for this information as it is against policy to post specifics which fall outside the scope of normal end-user programming information.

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#194994 10/06/08 04:42 AM
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nope, that password has not been changed - already got in there & changed the IP address of the box. Is it just in those menus somewhere, or do I need to know detailed program numbers, etc? Also, did you mean to contact a mod for the backup info since I already have the password? Thanks!


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#194995 10/06/08 09:07 AM
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No, If you have the program numbers and can navigate with a 20 button set (sounds like you can), you just have to do a forced format and then backup.

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#194996 10/07/08 09:54 PM
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You can find the communityname out if it is a real problem.

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He got in.............


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#194998 11/19/08 02:19 PM
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So I was able to finally get around to doing this. I used a 2GB SD card that I have laying around (the phone system didn't have on in it). The SD card is known good - I use it all the time. I inserted it & was able to get to the correct programs/options, etc. It didn't do anything, though. As soon as I inserted the card, the SD LED flashed constantly (but not like a read flash...just a timed flash). When I chose the forced format option, I press "hold" - this is correct, no? & I did the rest of the steps. When I tried to read it in a card reader, it still had old data on it - it didn't format. Also, the light activity never changed.

So basically, I'm wondering how the light is supposed to act, why it didn't work & is my card too large for it?

Thanks guys!


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#194999 11/19/08 02:34 PM
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What brand name is the card, and did it have any existing data on it? I do think that the size may be an issue, but can't verify that... though I'll check around and get back.

Usually the flash will look like a read/write flash, not a timed "clocking" like flash... that's odd too.


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Hit hold twice after choosing forced format. 2 gb is okay.

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I will try that. The timed flashing starts immediately after putting the card in. It is an OCZ 150x card.

When you press hold once, it goes back to the menu, I believe...so hold again would bring me up one more in the menus, no?

Another thing I was wondering is what the 4th feature is in that program. The reason I ask is that I was just browsing around afterward & found the 4th feature button has options of something like "ok-all, ok-partial, ng or cancel" the ng is selected with a * beside it. What would this mean & what is it referring to?

But anyhow, I will try to get back on site & try this as soon as possible. Thanks for all the assistance.


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