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What are the differences in model numbers?

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miller3383

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Mar 23, 2010
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I am wanting to compare the differences between a Nortel 1140E NTYS05BC and a Nortel 1140E NTYS05BA. Is there a document somewhere that lists the difference in these revision numbers. Sometimes there is no difference from one revision to the next. Sometimes there are big differences. Can anyone help?
 
Or....ICON keys rather than ENGLISH (NTYS05DFE6) for 1140e.
(Either way, Repair doesn't have the keys for the set you have.)

Check out the ICON keys for ACD M3905 sets. (555-4001-136 M3900 Reference Guide) The MAKE BUSY key looks like an Arrow crashing into a division sign. "There's an arrow on the log by the hole in the bottom of the sea." Others are exploding handsets (Emergency), sun rising over the phone(Answer Emergency) and other indecipherable cryptic symbols. One even looks like a mathematical expression of one person is less than two handsets. (Display Queue)

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Some hardware vintage info:
NTYS05BA to NTYS05BCE6 Rls 49 - PoE Class 3 with typical use of 7.3 watts.
NTYS05BCE6 Rls 50 and higher - PoE Class 3 with typical use of 4.8 watts. Also requires minimim UNIStim 3.1 software.
NTYS05BEE6 - PoE Class 2 with typical use of 4.3 watts. Does NOT support Cisco pre-standard or proprietary PoE. Also requires minimum UNISTim 3.4 software.
NTYS05BFE6 - Avaya-branded version. Same PoE/minimum restrictions as NTYS05BEE6.
 
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