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Hello all, and thanks for the ahead of time  I'm moving a samsung iDCS 16 and I'm curious to see if anyone has a programming manual to assist me. Thanks in advance for any help.
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Programming is the same as the DCS, DCS Compact, 50si and iDCS100 with very minor exceptions.
I don't seem to have one on a .pdf but if you need any help just ask.
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Thanks! I'm an NEC, Nortel, Vodavi, and Avaya tech and I just needed a little help.
I appreciate it as I've been recruited to move a Samsung system (original vendor is gone).
Thanks again.
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Punchdowns are pretty straight, twelve in a row and the single lines are on the network style jack. I think they were inside pairs out not the regular network jack type.
Button programming and line programming is identical, not a whole lot else to worry about.
If it came with a 3CO line card that can be replaced with a 6CO line card.
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