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2 things come to mind. I'd rather see the 16 port digital board which was made for the 120 than the 8 port board which was (is) a DX80 board. also, I would download the programming to a laptop with out the 8 port board plugged in. Cold start the system. Add the board back and upload the program. Then you can view and make changes with your laptop or phone. If all that fails you can buy a board that works from me.  Mark
Last edited by Mark K.; 08/12/14 10:50 AM.
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So I "looked" at the program manual. Was able to get a line out(I can dial out) still can't program any keys. Anyone familiar with DET programming that could assist me? I'm trying not to screw up my system so going slow. Again, I'm more than willing to pay someone for this.
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You're going to have to start with a new station board and then possibly a cold start to have a clean database. If one of those don't work you have a CPU problem.
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