SEB II

[drichter12]

I am trying to replace a dead SEB II on our CS1000 but have no idea what happened to the manual. Does anyone by chance have a digital copy of the manual they could share or details on getting access to the unit to program it?

Thanks,



Dale

 

[bigindian65]

did you try the manufactor's website for Doc pdf download?

Mato' Was'aka

 

[drichter12]

Yes, I was unable to find the documentation there.

Dale

 

[GHTROUT]

The manual is listed, but the link is bad - I bet they would email it to you

http://telt.iserver.net/teltronics/sebii.html

Phone: (941) 753-5000

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[drichter12]

Yeah... I'm hoping so. I sent them a request about an hour or so ago....



Dale

 

[drichter12]

Well, maybe I'll switch over to a DataLink buffer box instead. Teltronics response was "Programming an SEB-II requires a proprietary application (IRISnGEN). Teltronics Customer Support offers professional services SEB-II database programming for a $250 flat fee."



Dale

 

[janaya]

Yup. You gotta have IRIS to get this programmed. Prior to this, Teltronics used to ship a dos based program with the SEB (I'm talking 10 - 15 years ago) that you could load the SEB.

It's like the Holy Grail of telecom software. There are even other monitoring packages that require the SEBs to be programmed and they just contract someone with IRIS to program the modems.

 

[NYCPhoneGuy]

I know what you mean about it being the Holy Grail. For the longest time I tried to find anyone with a copy of the software. A few years ago I stumbled upon a dust covered 3.5" floppy that almost went into the dumpster. I loaded the DOS based SEB manager and experimented a bit. Now I program my own SEBs. Though I can't yet reprogram it via the modem, I can do it with a direct serial connection through my PC's COM port.

 

[janaya]

Make a copy. We are actually in the process of getting the IRIS server installed and won't have to deal with someone charging. Teltronics has come down because 3-4 years ago they told us it was $600.00 to program a modem.

Great on the discovery.

 

[DocVic]

We moved to the ION modems for remote access of our switches and servers. Easy to configure and IP access.

DocVic
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http://www.TSS-CO.com

 

[nessman]

Check with your PBX vendor. We do our own SEB programming for our customers.

Teltronics wants $$$ for training, etc... you're only gonna find sales collaterals on their website.