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I am having the same problem at one of my sites. Did anyone find a solution to this?

Customer has a bcm 50 and nobody knows the password. The previous vendor says they left it at default but it is not working. Is there another user ID I can use other than "nnadmin"?

You would have make that programming change on the lines with your service provider. You cannot do this on a CICS and analog lines. You can do that on a MICS with the OLI setting but only if you're using digital trunking.

I had the same problem before and it drove me crazy. I replaced the module, had lines checked, moved module to a different slot, etc., and all didn't work. The problem turned out to be a bad expansion cabinet that only had the CTM and a DSM 32+ with only 4 phones connected to it. I replaced...

We have several sites that have faxes on ASM's going through PRI and experience no problems whatsoever.

Can anybody tell me what the most recent version of Personal Call Manager is?

Thanks for the reply guys. I think you misunderstood my situation though. I wanted to simply generate reports of the system programming through norstar manager so I could use the info to program my MICS from scratch. I know this can be done as I have done it before but I can't seem to...

I have a Norstar 8x24 that I'm replacing with a Mics 7.0. I am trying to pull out the programming from the 8x24 using Norstar Manager 3.7 but I can't seem to remember how to do this. It's been long time. Can anybody help me out?

The first one looks like its for call pilot and the other one might be compatibility issues with the flash unit or even the KSU you are hooking it up to. What kind of system is it?

Could be that you have 2 intercom lines programmed for these cordless phones and its a second call ringing in on the second intercom. Also make sure that no CO lines are programmed to these phones leaveing only the hunt group to ring.

Just wondering what the oldest software release capable of D.I.D's was.

I have seen a serial cable do that.

Default the rad and then try again. There is a post in the f.a.q's on how to do that. When you try again make sure there is no cable plugged in to the serial port.

Is there a cable plugged in the serial port of the rad? That would cause a rad to look like it is in use.

I encountered the exact same problem before. I had the same hardware and software configuration. The problem is definitely the nam 4.0. Upgrade to 4.1 and it should solve your problem.