How to remove AC2 digit from the ESN

[viper222]

In the past I have been using 9 as my AC1 and 6 as my AC2. We have now done away with the need for the 6 as an access code and I now need to use it for CDP. When I go under LD 86 and do a CHG for the ESN and I get to the AC2 prompt I have tried typing NUL but the N immediatly returns an ESN002 (Digit input instead of alpha input.Action:Enter digits.) I then tried X6 but the X returns a ESN002 So I tried 6X and once again got ESN002. What gives. Does anyone know how to remove the AC2. Thanks for any help

 

[luv2ski]

Solution ID: 1.0.5080041.1579202 Product Family: Enterprise Voice Create Date: 04/17/1998

Title:
Unable to remove AC1 from the ESN block.

Facts:
Option 11C

ESN

AC2 can be changed in the ESN block.


Symptoms:
Unable to remove AC1 from the ESN block.

Unable to remove AC2 from the ESN block.

ESN0002


Cause:
Design intent. Refer to PRS BV19997.


Fix:

Contact Nortel Networks Customer Support to remove network access code.








Pat Guido
NEXTIRAONE
Pat.guido@nextiraone.com

Formerly Nextira, formerly Williams Communications, formerly Wiltel, formerly Nortel networks, formerly Northern Telecom, formerly, Nynex meridian systems formerly Northern Telecom.

 

[janaya]

If it's a design problem, you might consider changing the ESN to a 4 digit number, other then 6 to free up your 6 for your cdp.

John

 

[viper222]

Actually you can't change it to 69 because it conflicts with a shorter access code (the 6) so I had to change it to 89 then back to 69. The AC code can only be a 1 or 2 digit number. Thanks for the help.

 

[Firebird Scrambler]

The AC 1 / 2 codes can be removed, But it's not for the average installer. The work is carried out in non SL1 memory programming. It's very easy to change the wrong memory address & cause major un repairable corruption.

All the best

Firebird Scrambler
Meridian Programmer in the UK