Recent content by MarvO1

Thank you Cook and ura pirate. I knew about not mixing trunks and stations on the same bus, but under pressure I couldn't see the forest for the trees. went brain dead. I highly dislike the 4x16 because it seems backwards to me with stations being forced to a higher bus than lines. Anyway, I...

Almost fully loaded system. 2/6 split. Changing system from analog lines to PRI. Removed 2 GATM8's from BUS 4. Installed DTM on BUS 7. BUS 3-2,3-3 are available. Trying to put a 4x16 on system. Set switches 2,3,6 off to pick up BUS 3-3 for the 4X16 and force the 16 DTM's onto now open BUS...

Guess I just thought I was picky. Wish I had an answer for you, but I don't. Just wondering what kind of business needs the time on the sets to be that exact? Older BCM's did a time update 10 times per minute, or once every 6 seconds. Maybe that has been cut in half. I set a digital set and...

Look to see what target line is assigned to the extension, then look at that target line to see what the rec, digits are. MarvO said it

You might have a split pair, or wires touching on your line block giving you some cross-feed. MarvO said it

My answer above is for a T-1, not PRI. Depends on which type you are using. MarvO said it

Make your line type E&M on the lines you want to go out on so that you can use them both directions. Also program your routing to use them. MarvO said it

There is, or used to be a software package for just that kind of purpose called HOURGLASS. Worked great fro law firms etc. MarvO said it

You will need to build and assign TARGET lines with the rec. digits coming from the PRI. Assign the target lines the same way as loop lines are assigned to sets. MarvO said it

I believe there is a paper seal over one of the screws. If the seal is broken, warranty is voided. But that might not be the case these days. No programming or licensing loss, but as always, it is best to do a system backup prior to any major work. Before opening the cabinet, you might try just...

About 4 or 5 years ago I had a 4.1 system that acted about like that. It was out of warranty, so I opened the KSU and after reseating the daughter board to the motherboard, problem never came back. Prior to that, system would lose audio completely and very intermittently once or twice a week...

Not a default passwword. You have to set one up for the RAD. MarvO said it

Yes, the doubling of the pairs usually helps quite a bit. All copper wire has some resistance. The longer the wire, the more resistance. By doubling the pairs, you are basically cutting the resistance in half. You don't have to stop at doubling if you have plenty of free pairs, you could...

Yup, plug in 1 phone on it so that it can handshake with the system. MarvO said it

Also, make sure your lines are set to TONE, not Pulse. You will get a lot less clicking, and faster calling. MarvO said it