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curlycord
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You will need to swap out the software for non-restricted software and add a services card slim card.
You may need to re-program the system depending on what software you purchase.
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You may need to re-program the system depending on what software you purchase.
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misseditbythatmuch
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I am just working from memory, but I think you only need the slim services card if you expand to 8 x 24. Could be wrong, but those slim cards are expensive and if you do not need one, it is expensive shelf stock.
To go 8 x 16, you would need a 2nd trunk card (to go from 4 to 8 incoming lines, get a CI card if you want caller ID), and then as curlycord said, new non-restricted software card. As for the level of that card, 7.1 is well tested and stable. Unless you plan to buy some upgrade software tools, you will probably end up reprogramming as curlycord indicated, but with a 4x8, you really do not have much programming time in that chassis anyway.
To go 8 x 16, you would need a 2nd trunk card (to go from 4 to 8 incoming lines, get a CI card if you want caller ID), and then as curlycord said, new non-restricted software card. As for the level of that card, 7.1 is well tested and stable. Unless you plan to buy some upgrade software tools, you will probably end up reprogramming as curlycord indicated, but with a 4x8, you really do not have much programming time in that chassis anyway.
curlycord
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Yes your right I thinking 8X24 instead of 8X16.
Just software needed in this case as said.
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Just software needed in this case as said.
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curlycord
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I wrote a FAQ here:
It will assist when buying software.
You need S, SP, or SIP
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It will assist when buying software.
You need S, SP, or SIP
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If I replace the NT7B64LA which I think is a 4.1 restricted with a NT7B64BB which is a 4.1 standard is it just a matter of powering down and switching cards which would give me the extra 8 stations and I am aware I would have to add another trunk card for the extra 4 trunks.
curlycord
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Yes!
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How much do you think all of these upgrades would cost dollar wise?
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curlycord
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What do you mean by "all these" ?
The price of a software card varies greatly but lets say $300.00 for 7.1 SIP
For a tech to come an upgrade would be a 1 hour service call say $100.00
So an upgrade to the latest would cost $400.00
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The price of a software card varies greatly but lets say $300.00 for 7.1 SIP
For a tech to come an upgrade would be a 1 hour service call say $100.00
So an upgrade to the latest would cost $400.00
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curlycord
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Good stuff, thanks for the update.
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