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Hi,
I'm volunteering at a small not-for-profit school and I need to maintain a ESI-100 system. Is there anyway I can get a copy of the programmer?
I've look around on the web and no luck.
TIA!
Last edited by Matt1236; 02/18/22 08:54 PM.
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Welcome to the forum!
Back in the day, I have seen posts similar to yours. They're usually met with stony silence, which we have managed to do here. If this was you're 1000th post, or we had a "quid pro quo" you would have gotten a faster response.
An ESI system is usually programmed from a phone unless you're doing more than one. Volunteering or working for a non-profit doesn't give you rights to the programmer software. ESI charges its dealers..at last check, about $1400 a year to maintain their dealership.
You might reach out to your ESI dealer or ESI for a referral. Or, just sit down with the manual and figure it out.
Carl
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