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  1. LCTexas

    Dead Lucent Partner ACS

    Dexman: *willing*? there is willing but also *able* to consider. We are an underfunded non-profit undergoing a benefactor crisis right now. Should we upgrade? Sure! Would *I* want to, as facilities guy? Sure! will the Director/Accountant/Board let me?? nope! If I hadn't fussed with this these...
  2. LCTexas

    Partner Mail VS 5 (after power outage)

    I will be watching this thread as I am going through the same thing!! line card shorted, blew fuse, wiped all programming and so now I am learning ACS :-( Hint, I think, the voicemail button on handsets is only a programmed autodial button to dial the access voicemail sequence...
  3. LCTexas

    Dead Lucent Partner ACS

    Thank you everyone for your help! Fuses from Grainger after finding a thread on it from googling 206 easily IDed as bad card with trick of plugging directly to cord bypassing chassis System booted and alive System also confused, first by all programming being wiped. by line cards all dead except...
  4. LCTexas

    Dead Lucent Partner ACS

    update#1 Testing revealed the (obvious) bad module - the 206e with a bad short. We have purchased new fuse(s) from Grainger today. I will let you know if system boots up when I get fuse replaced. We will be down one line until we get the card replaced. 200's and 206e's seem pretty cheap. We...
  5. LCTexas

    Dead Lucent Partner ACS

    HAHA Love the smileys & emoticons! All good and logical advice. I did find the spec and a cross-reference number 4amp, 5mm x 20mm, 150v.time lag, high breaking capacity fuse cross ref (internet forum): GMC-4A Everything is making sense. I will report back once I know more. Thanks so...
  6. LCTexas

    Dead Lucent Partner ACS

    I did try processor by itself after it passed the power-direct-gren-light test and nada I have sobered up a bit. Even if it is the fuse, what blew the fuse? bad backplane/connector? bad card? external surge? Still work to do.
  7. LCTexas

    Dead Lucent Partner ACS

    I found the 350 page pdf manual of the partner! -> http://198.152.212.23/css/P8/documents/003678472 And just saw the top backplane has a FUSE! (page 180 / 18-8) VERY optimistic now... :-) Thank you telecomboy!
  8. LCTexas

    Dead Lucent Partner ACS

    OMG THANK YOU FOR THE TIP to plug the power directly into the processor. It seems to be working! SO... It is the backplane??!!! wow.. didnt see that coming! thoughts?
  9. LCTexas

    Dead Lucent Partner ACS

    PS Telecomboy - I appreciate your help! re: order of cards, slots and empties. The fat left slot has been empty* (card half inserted - the 200E) for a year and everything working. so left to right empty*, 206, acs processor, mail, empty and originally the 200E was inserted for years until...
  10. LCTexas

    Dead Lucent Partner ACS

    Follow-up Q. Any thoughts on just replacing the power sub-module I see on eBay or just go ahead and do the whole module? I like the warning on this one on eBay i posted the pic of..! //bad processor may toast this power module. Look for shorts on processor first!// So maybe I will pull it, and...
  11. LCTexas

    Dead Lucent Partner ACS

    right to left? How .. non-intuitive.. engineers!
  12. LCTexas

    Dead Lucent Partner ACS

    Thanks (you mean left, yes?) The system red lighted last year and we were not using all 4 lines - and by removing the bad line card (thus half out.. left it there) swapping line cards and moving lines we got it up using the second line card It has been working fine for the last year as you see...
  13. LCTexas

    Dead Lucent Partner ACS

    I work at a small non-profit and our phone system died. It is an old Lucent partner ACS by died, the symptoms are no lights on any card, no nuthin. i believe the culprits may be a) main processor b) power sub-module inside main processor should I also suspect the backplane and cabinet (in...

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