I set the system clock and the time always changes. It stays within a couple hours (behind). I have rebooted the system, removed it from the ups, verified that it is on a decicated circuit (power), rebooted the system again and still the clock gets off a couple of hours after a few days. I tested the ups and it is good. It is not connected to pri. One trunk card is caller ID that tie to a independent intercom system. Can the system clock be effewcted by the caller ID Trunk incoming call? Does this sound like a software problem? Note :The date is right and the users never witness the phones going out.
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this is the cartridge #'s.
NTBB08GA-93 REL 02 mics nvram cart NNTM84561QIM
Note: I watched the system clock jump backwards. I reset the clock and it held for the rest of the time I was on the job. The system is isolated electrically and the ups is fault free.
NTBB08GA-93 REL 02 mics nvram cart NNTM84561QIM
Note: I watched the system clock jump backwards. I reset the clock and it held for the rest of the time I was on the job. The system is isolated electrically and the ups is fault free.
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