Recent content by dagwoodsystems

Did you use Number of Lines (#104) or Line Assignment (#301)? Either way, does x10 now show Line 4 programmed on that button? If so, I'm wondering what you mean by "it doesn't work". If you're not getting a dial tone, it could be that your blade took a dive after that power failure (unless you...

No, the Legend or MAGIX will be "unaware" that you are parallel wired to a handset. Perhaps there's some weird external box from Sandman that you could wire to an RJ31X before sending it to the line port, but that's a bizarre dream. Regarding power outage: if your Legend has a 408 LS/GS board...

My friends in Pomona, CA sell them here. Ask for Todd and tell him Dagwood sent you. Tim Alberstein

My short answer is to please upgrade to 11.1.2.4.0_Build_18. My long answer is a bit of a guess. The Translation Lookaside Buffer is a cache that's used to speed up transactions in RAM. Back when I used to program System-On-A-Chip stuff, we called it a CAM. There's a bit about it on Wikipedia...

Please go to System > Telephony > Tones & Music and scroll down to the area marked "Hold Music". The "System Source" will be set to either WAV File, External or Tone. If you'll share that part and anything listed in "Alternative Source", I think we'll be on our way to trying some things. We are...

I got into IPO late in the game and am unfamiliar with the split between releases. From here, the oldest I can get is for platform 3.2.x with Manager running from 3.0.58 to 3.2.69. It doesn't sound like that would help you but maybe it could. Reach back if it does and we'll connect. Tim Alberstein

As of October 2022, telcos aren't required to maintain their copper infrastructure. This is partially why some areas are seeing $100 per month POTS lines (they want you to leave! LOL). To get an endpoint license, Avaya will first require you to upgrade to 11.x. That license pair will likely run...

Oh my gosh, I gave you good advice for 9508s but terrible advice for 9608s. Because I marked the post I went back and reread this and now I have facepalm. I was thinking of one pair because you were talking about the old Nortel stuff. As Westi said, you're going to need two pair for the data...

Using an available spare pair is certainly a solution. In some ways, it would be really nice to have all the transformers back in the telco room. But I think the trouble of tweaking each jack to accommodate that is much more trouble than quickly crawling under a desk and plugging a wall wart...

I did that successfully with an ACS but never a Partner II. Tim Alberstein

I had initially run through each switch and used the 49152 range and asked the IT eggheads to follow me. Even though I maintained these parms at all sites, the SIP phones were mad. Dropping everyone back to the 46xxx fixed it. You'd think the switch would pay attention to what you shoved it in...

I inherited this network and am not sure why the port ranges were skewed. Some were 46750-50750 and others were 49152-53246. Once this was ironed out, the audio problems disappeared (I also turned off Direct Media Path at all levels. Tim Alberstein

Legend and Magix are pretty much the same thing except for the form factor. You can even use a flash card to update yours to Magix 4.0 software. I've taken many of the component-only Magix cards and stuck them in a clamshell, including ETR, T1, 412, etc. As I remember there are two clamshell...

Stars to Tom and Paul. Tim Alberstein

I've always used the 146C. I don't think we have quite as much lightning in South Dakota as you do in Florida, but I do lose systems due to unprotected loops. On the IPO, there's a little black chip that always burns and pops off. If it kills the first combo card, it will make the second combo...