Have a MICS 7.1 w/ exts. 1100 thru 1199. Upgrade from Startalk to CP 150. When I go to build the mboxes it will let me create mboxes w/ 12XX, 13XX, 10XX ect. but when I try 11XX it says "invalid" mbox. Initialized the unit multiple times and I get the same thing! Any ideas ????
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CP 150 no exts w/ 11XX??? 4
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RikRodgers
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As the mailbox number has no necessary correlation to the dn's, or anything else in the KSU's numbering plan, I can't think of any easy explanation.
Out of curiosity, have you tried to CHG a mailbox 11xx?
I know you said you initialized, but...
Out of curiosity, have you tried to CHG a mailbox 11xx?
I know you said you initialized, but...
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Login to F983, then press 2. Press NEXT until you see "Name prefix." Change it to 71. Press NEXT until you see "Spec prefix." Change it to 72. You should then be able to create the mailboxes currently blocked.
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RikRodgers
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How's life treating you on the west coast, Brian?
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RikRodgers
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I'm curious, too, but if exmogger is suggesting it, you can assume it's Biblical Truth.
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Changing the prefixes allows you to use all mailboxes in the range of 11-19 or 110-119, etc. I had to do this on our office system as the extensions were numbered starting with 100. If numbering is left at default there's no need to change the prefixes.
Rik, it's been a pretty mild winter in the Pacific Northwest, but plenty of rain. We actually got our first snow today for about an hour, but it's not cold enough to stick. How's things out your way?
Brian Cox
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Rik, it's been a pretty mild winter in the Pacific Northwest, but plenty of rain. We actually got our first snow today for about an hour, but it's not cold enough to stick. How's things out your way?
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RikRodgers
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We had a pretty good snow year. Warm weather this past week has gotten rid of about half of it.
Thanks for the solution for this one. It's a pretty obscure issue, and worth writing down.
Thanks for the solution for this one. It's a pretty obscure issue, and worth writing down.
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thanks for your suggestion, but "no dice"!
went back to the site & installed again, F983, press 2 : Pri Lang, Sec Lang, Grp List, Lead Dig, CP UI, Sys Config. No option to change name or spec prefix?????
uninstalled & went back to Flash vm.
this is a CP150 3.0 any ideas?????
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went back to the site & installed again, F983, press 2 : Pri Lang, Sec Lang, Grp List, Lead Dig, CP UI, Sys Config. No option to change name or spec prefix?????
uninstalled & went back to Flash vm.
this is a CP150 3.0 any ideas?????
MW2 needs new Maps....ASAP
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curlycord
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You need to login with a laptop and use the browser.
You could program a Call Pilot via telset but your missing a lot.
Always carry a laptop!
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curlycord
You could program a Call Pilot via telset but your missing a lot.
Always carry a laptop!
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curlycord
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I cant recall but maybe the System Properties page.
Wont take you long to check all pages.
If you mean how to hook up then clcik our FAQ's tab at the top of this post and scroll half way down to:
Norstar Call Pilot 100/150
You should see 4 or 5 usefull links to network etc.
Here is direct link to one of them, mine I did awhile back..
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curlycord
Wont take you long to check all pages.
If you mean how to hook up then clcik our FAQ's tab at the top of this post and scroll half way down to:
Norstar Call Pilot 100/150
You should see 4 or 5 usefull links to network etc.
Here is direct link to one of them, mine I did awhile back..
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curlycord
Hmmm, that's odd. I know I've changed the prefixes through the telephone interface.
If the CP is at default, the IP is 192.168.110.10. Connect your laptop to the CP network jack with an ethernet crossover cable. Set your laptop's IP to 192.168.110.11. Start your internet browser. Enter the CP's IP address in the address bar and press Enter. You should now be prompted to enter the default password (without the leading 1002). It will make you change the password. Now you should be logged in and ready to program.
Brian Cox
Brian Cox Telecom Services
If the CP is at default, the IP is 192.168.110.10. Connect your laptop to the CP network jack with an ethernet crossover cable. Set your laptop's IP to 192.168.110.11. Start your internet browser. Enter the CP's IP address in the address bar and press Enter. You should now be prompted to enter the default password (without the leading 1002). It will make you change the password. Now you should be logged in and ready to program.
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curlycord
Programmer
I think Option 2 is only on 3.0 and up.....what verison is the software?
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curlycord
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To clarify only some of the options under 2.....otherwise you get at least Bilingual option on lower versions for Option 2.
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Must have taken those options out of R3.0. I know it works on the earlier versions.
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