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NEC Electra Elite 192
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chrislebeck
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if the batteries are good it SHOULD still run if it's unplugged for that long without turning it off! but turn it off anyway! 
but there is also a memory battery on he cpu (left most card. usually in the bottom cabinet). make sure it's plugged in
but there is also a memory battery on he cpu (left most card. usually in the bottom cabinet). make sure it's plugged in
You did not specify the type of NEC system, but all of the following applies to the Electra Elite Series of products.
Assuming the the battery on the CPU is good it will hold programming for quite a while. If I remember correctly the manual states that it will hold programming for approximatly 30 days, however I have seen it hold programming for much longer. The only thing you need to check is what Chris suggested. On the CPU card there is a pair of wires that dangles off the front of the card. Make sure this is plugged into the connector on the front. This is connection for the battery.
Assuming the the battery on the CPU is good it will hold programming for quite a while. If I remember correctly the manual states that it will hold programming for approximatly 30 days, however I have seen it hold programming for much longer. The only thing you need to check is what Chris suggested. On the CPU card there is a pair of wires that dangles off the front of the card. Make sure this is plugged into the connector on the front. This is connection for the battery.
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