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I have posted a new topic on this since I put the wrong system info in the subject line. Mods can you delete this thread?
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Scottt
[This message has been edited by HK91_Tool (edited July 17, 2005).]
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did you say it was a 1000 , any 1000 I have worked on does not have slots , there are cards which stack and the cards have 4 analog extensions on a card, They both come out on a single amphenol connection.
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i cant make out your explanation....
the 1000 and 2000 dont use the same cards nor do they look alike......please explain what you are trying to do....
is it on the 1000 or 2000......
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Sorry it's an NEAX 1000 IVS. It looks similar to the 2000 IVS except it's a little smallerand the power supply is on the right side of the unit instead of the left. Sorry for the confusion. I just assumed it was a DS1000 from glancing over other post topics.
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