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#548230 03/20/13 09:29 PM
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OK guys, I'm needing to update a MICS system from v1 to v7. All for operational caller id to function. I ordered a cid trunk card and version 7 card with housing. When I put in the new s/w card, all sets just sit and flash on the display. Do I need to do this upgrade in stages? Seems I recall this has to be done in order! Can someone confirm this? Thanks Jr

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I would default the system and go directly to 7.1. Much easier than doing a stepped upgrade.

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I just did this yesterday only for a Pri
You will loose all data when you upgrade and the system ID will change
What I did so I wouldn't interrupt service is upgraded a second spare cabinet then programmed and swapped out the whole thing and they where down for like 10 min.

To go from 1 to 7.1
Cycle power on the phone system
Do the startup procedure and when it says applying template on the screen
Pull the power then insert new software power on and wait a few minutes and it should come up.

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thanks I will give it a try sat. afternoon and let you all know how it goes. Jr

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I never tried ITCOMM's idea, only way from 1 to 7 was to go from 1 to borrowed 6.1 then to 7 or 7.1 to keep all data.


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Originally Posted by Old blond hippity hopping Bunnie
I never tried ITCOMM's idea, only way from 1 to 7 was to go from 1 to borrowed 6.1 then to 7 or 7.1 to keep all data.

The key words are in your post, "to keep all data".

Doing it ITCOMMs way - you will lose all data.


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I agree, you will lose data

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For future readers the installer guide tells you exactly which tools/software to use depending on your current version.
Search the PDF for "Upgrade"

I disagree that wiping out all the programming and doing from scratch would be easier, I would guess it would take much longer.
Pulling amp cables off and doing 3 software swaps takes 30 minutes tops.

However if there have been issues beforehand it is then a good idea to get rid of the glitches by doing the start-up.

In your case you have to got to 4.1 then 6.1 then 7.1.
I am sure you did ok either way but update when you can.


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