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  1. tbw

    T1 protection question

    I am trying to figure out what voltages are on a T1 circuit coming from tel.co.'s smart jack. I need to put surge protection on the circuit before it gets to the IAD/channel bank. Basically I need to now the approximate clamping voltage required.
  2. tbw

    Hard Drive Compatibility on PMVS 4 & 5

    I have a Partner Mail VS R4 that won't boot up after a power failure. It seems to have the classic symptoms of a toasted hard drive. I have a replacement hard drive for a PMVS R5 which I purchased as a backup. Now comes the big question--are they compatible?? TBW
  3. tbw

    PMVS R5 -Question on proper slot

    Hate to sound dumb, but is there a rule of thumb that says the PMVS must always follow the last card in the carrier? It seems to me that I remember being told by Avaya tech support that if it was installed between other cards and wasn't the last in line I would have problems. If I don't make it...
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    Calls Dropping when put on hold

    I have a customer with a Partner ACS R5 that is loosing calls when put on hold. This is an intermittent problem & tough to nail down the source. When a call is put on hold (incoming or outgoing)and is left on hold for 2-3 minutes & it will sometimes drop the caller. I was able to hear it drop...
  5. tbw

    Partner Mail VS R5 -cannot use all mailboxes

    I have a customer that has a PMVS R5 with a ACS R3.03 and would like to use all 48 mailboxes-The problem is the higher mailboxes are in the 50's. I can't dial the mailbox numbers in the 50's internally or through the auto attendant. I beleive this is because the dial plan will not go that high...

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