pbxadmin124
Programmer
Due to a hardware failure I had to replace my Dialogic boards. Went from E1 Q-sig to T1 Q-sig. Everything is functioning as should, however I can't seem to get my MWI to work... Any ideas???
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E1 Q-sig to T1 Q-sig no MWI
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kepetersen
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On the VMSC, under PBXs are you set for G.711 mu-law (T1) or a-law (E1).
I am assuming that the dialogic boards have had the firmware updated to QTU versus QTE as well. And the VMSC are set for 23 ports versus 30, correct?
I am assuming that the dialogic boards have had the firmware updated to QTU versus QTE as well. And the VMSC are set for 23 ports versus 30, correct?
did you reassign the MWI port in the VMSC to port 23? What port is it on now ?
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pbxadmin124
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Problem Solved... When the T1 card was installed, the MAS loaded an incorrect driver. It loaded the driver for the 2T1 instead of the driver for the 1T1. I removed the Dialogic driver and installed the driver that was on the MAS installation disk. Configured the card and started it an Pow!!! all the MWI's lit up like christmas trees... Thank you for the responses. I would have replied sooner however I was lost in Avaya land.
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