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US-San Francisco. We have a Coral 3000 not being used and excess cards. 24SFT 24SLS PB24 PS19 IPX3000XE (2 of these) Essentially new as we are continuing to run on the Coral 800.

I'm looking for a lead to a reseller who would be interested in purchasing our excess Coral 3000 and cards.

Thanks! once again. I AM getting the hang of the Coral SW. Your answer was what I needed (I was trying Keyset Type 2 -- Type 41 works perfectly!) I got that phone working, can now assign unused extensions in our switch through NPL, have created Boss Groups and examined our Hunt Groups so I...

I'm running a Coral 500. I have a phone (T208M) that has no Dial Number associated with it (the original DN was taken off and used for a Boss Group by someone else-no longer here), it is Index #366. How do I get a DN associated with this phone? I have tried: 9-IP; 1-IPports; 0-Keyset; 0-INDEX...

An Additional question came from Management today. Does the Tadiran have the capability to shut down the phones, or reduce energy usage by turning off the keyset displays at a set time-of-day? I have searched: 0-config; 0-sys_params; 4-sys_opt; 0-night serv; 0-times; 1-display and found: 1st...

Thanks! Tremendously! I used 'Capture Text...' in my Tadiran HyperTerminal session and run the Display command and captured the index output to a txt file. I could not get Ctrl-S | Ctrl-Q to work, neither could I get the Ctrl-D toggle <ENTRY BY ENTRY DISPLAY | SCROLLING DISPLAY> to work...

disturbedone- thanks for the faq - I had found that and reviewed it before I posted above. ckunkle- Thanks for your help. I can follow your instructions, but since I am using HyperTerminal I cannot see the display output as it scrolls out of the window... using 0-update does not seem to help...

I have started a new job with a Tadiran 500 system. I have extensive cisco IPT/IPCC and Avaya experience but the Tadiran is new to me. I have not found all commands I'm seeking- How can I search the Tadiran by MAC? I'd like to pick up a keyset (T208M), enter the MAC and find the programming...