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In my 2000 IPS equipped with CPU 24 version 11 software, I needed to add a new analog line card and I got a new PN-8LCAK card.
When I pluged it in the pbx it does not work...I beleive it is a version conflict problem.. I want to solve this problem without replacing my CPU. Can any one help?
Lee
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Pretty sure you have to be at R14 to use that card.
You'll have to upgrade or re-order an 8LCAA.
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Thanx for the reply.
What do I need to upgrade? and How can that be done?
Lee
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You can order an upgrade CD from an NEC dealer, they will likely include the labor as well as a software upgrade can be tricky.
You don't want to end up with a brick.
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