Endeavor... 2

[MattWray]

Our Dallas office has an upcoming job involving the Endeavor switch. I have heard that it is either a Partner switch or very similar. Can anyone confirm this? If so, is the programming the same, so they can use a Partner manual? Thanks,

Matt Wray

http://www.netcomtec.com

http://www.total-tec.com

 

[itpphoneguy]

Hi mattwray,
I could be wrong, but I think it's an early Merlin type product. The early Partner was called a Sprint. Check on the Avaya web site (

http://www.avaya.com)

-Chris

 

[assfauit]

The earlier versions of the Partner Advanced Communications System were the PECS where the "E" stood for Endeavor. You can actually see this on the processor module itself once you receive it. Of course, another telecom developer could have a product called the "Endeavor" in which case I would be wrong here.

 

[MattWray]

I have found pictures of the Endeavor, and it looks like a Partner. I know for a fact this is a Lucent/Avaya switch...
So would the programming be similar to an early release of Partner? Thanks,

Matt Wray

http://www.netcomtec.com

http://www.total-tec.com

 

[exsmogger]

Yes. The Endeavor is basically ACS Lite. Programming should be very similar. Manuals should be available at

http://support.avaya.com

Brian Cox
J & J Communications

http://www.jandjcommunications.com

brian@jandjcommunications.com

 

[MattWray]

Thanks for the link, lots of Avaya manuals.... Thanks,

Matt Wray

http://www.netcomtec.com

http://www.total-tec.com

 

[telprog]

The Endeavor is a partner switch, they don't make it anymore. It sets up just like the ACS, the only difference is that the ACS will let any port be a analog single line where as the Endeavor will only let you use the bottom two ports as single line staions.