Does anyone have an install/programming manual for the 16e?
I have them for the 16 and the 40i.
I have heard that the 16e programs a lot like the 40i. Can anyone tell me if I can use the 40i manual to program the 16e?
Are there just a few differences? a lot of differences? Is it closer to the 16?
Thanx for any help that you can offer.

The DK16 was the predecessor to the 16e. The big difference was going from 2 digit port numbers to 3 digit, and the ability to use Phantom DN's.

The DK16e programs the same as the DK40 and 40i. Some options in COS and System settings, for example, may not be available in the 16e.

Then the big difference between the 40 and 40i was the ability to integrate ISDN.

If you follow the book on for the 40i, you won't have much problem.

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What is the difference between the DK16, DK16e, and the DK40, DK40i?

The Strata DK16 provides capacity for up to 8 CO lines and 16 telephones. It does not offer the advanced features such as; Caller ID, Computer Telephony Integration, Direct Inward Dialing (DID), and Dialed Number Identification Service (DNIS). The DK16 has been replaced by the DK16e.

The DK16e provides capacity for up to 8 CO lines and 16 telephones. It does offer the advanced features such as; Caller ID, Computer Telephony Integration, Direct Inward Dialing (DID), and Dialed Number Identification Service (DNIS). The DK16e has been replaced by the DK40.

The Strata DK40i provides capacity for up to 12 CO lines and 28 telephones including many combinations of digital and analog stations. With the Strata DK40i systems, you can grow and expand to meet your changing needs easily and cost effectively. It offers all the advanced features such as; Caller ID, Computer Telephony Integration, Direct Inward Dialing (DID), and Dialed Number Identification Service (DNIS). The DK40 has been replaced by the DK40i.

The Strata DK40i provides capacity for up to 12 CO lines and 28 telephones including many combinations of digital and analog stations. With the Strata DK40i systems, you can grow and expand to meet your changing needs easily and cost effectively. The DK40i adds features for Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN). Tie lines to connect another telephone system in a private communications network. Direct Inward System Access, which saves money by allowing employees to use the company’s calling network even when they are not in the office, and finally, ground start lines capability

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Thanx guys, I thought that I had heard that you could use the 40i manual for the 16e programing, but I wasn't certain.