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Tring to replace a COI 8, with a COID 8, went to memory block 7-1 card slot assingment, manual says to go of line press LK7 + LK1 use line key to enter setting data, it say's line key 6 for COID 8, when I press line key 6 it does nothing , what am I missing(not a NEC person)
Thanks for your help.
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Actually I think it is an Elite 48-192
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If this is one of the white Elite boxes a COID card can only go in slots 3 and 4
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Paul W
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This is also the case with the Elite 192. It will only support CIOD cards in slots 1-4.
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