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My new TEPRIa card has 4-ports (P1\Blank\LAN\SIO). My 7100 Install manual only shows 2-ports (PRI\SIO). I assume the manual (5/11) isn't showing the most update picture? I have a guy onsite now ready to test a PRI. Can anyone confirm which port (P1\LAN) for the PRI crossover cable. My first PRI and samsung tech hasn't responded to email, so hoped a forum guru would know. Thanks in advance.
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My gut told me P1 and it worked. L2 lit and DID IN\OUT worked. Just curious, I know SIO is for tech support; how is the LAN port on TEPRIa used? It was a little confusing considering LAN is on the MP10a card. Is there a way to monitor calls (in\out) and digits pulsed on the PRI?
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The lan port can be used for software upgrades and possibly traces, have never looked at what you can do with it due to lack of documentation by samsung, and lack of motivation on my part
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The original TEPRI has two sockets one marked T1/E1/PRI, the other SIO.
The newer TEPRIa has four sockets marked P1, <blank>, LAN and SIO, where P1 is the line connection.
Similarly the TEPRI2 has four sockets marked P1, P2, LAN and SIO, where P1 and P2 are separate line connections.
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