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can any one tell in what "sequence / order" the system and office data are loaded in sv8300? that is what command is loaded first and so on..?
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Leo07 - I'm not sure what you are asking. Do you mean what order during a system restore?
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Yes, and for more clarification:
when we use load function in PcPro >Maintenace> system Data save/load/verify and we fill in the file to be loaded to the pbx...it starts loading the data and a COUNTER displays the loading process in percentage...
my question is what is the order during this process...which data is loaded first?
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I believe it loads by command number. Beginning with the lowest to the highest. It does not get implemented until you perform a system reset after the load. So it essentially loads it all at once.
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I'm not so sure it actually loads the data in a command format, I think it is more memory data like you see when you use Command F0. A bit like loading an image to a hard disk drive.
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