NT PBX

[pigskins]

Stupid question



When a 3904 doesn't have the OEM sticker on the phone, do you know how to locate the serial#? Is it thru the set or thru the terminal under a specific load?

 

[Firebird Scrambler]

Other than taking the phone apart to look on the circuit board, you might be able to log in via the CLI interface and go into LD 32.

You can do an IDU followed by the TN number. I'm not sure if it lists out the serial number. You might need to try the command FSUM.

It's been years since I last played with these old phone types.
Take a look at all the options in LD 32.

It might also be possible via a trace command in LD 80.

I haven't got any manuals to reference with.

 

[pigskins]

Other than taking the phone apart to look on the circuit board, you might be able to log in via the CLI interface and go into LD 32.

You can do an IDU followed by the TN number. I'm not sure if it lists out the serial number. You might need to try the command FSUM.

It's been years since I last played with these old phone types.
Take a look at all the options in LD 32.

It might also be possible via a trace command in LD 80.

I haven't got any manuals to reference with.

Thanks Scrambler. IT's been awhile for me as well and a bit of a language barrier, so was trying to break it down in the simplest form for the tech.

 

[Firebird Scrambler]

I've looked at some of my old listings.

The "FSUM" command in LD 32 will only list the current firmware as shown below.

>LD 32
BACKGROUND SESSION 0 ABORTED.
NPR000
.FSUM

**M3902 SUMMARY
082 - ON DISK
082 (020 ) - 000001 SETS FOUND
000001 SETS NOT RESPONDING

**M3903 SUMMARY
085 - ON DISK
085 (017 ) - 000005 SETS FOUND
000008 SETS NOT RESPONDING

**M3904 SUMMARY
087 - ON DISK
087 (024 ) - 000004 SETS FOUND
000004 SETS NOT RESPONDING

**M3905 SUMMARY
087 - ON DISK

.FSUM ALL
TYPE:3902 CUST:00 PDN:8440 TN:006 0 00 04 FW:082
TYPE:3903 CUST:00 PDN:8681 TN:005 0 00 08 FW:085
TYPE:3903 CUST:00 PDN:8683 TN:005 0 00 09 FW:085
TYPE:3903 CUST:00 PDN:8449 TN:005 0 00 14 FW:085
TYPE:3903 CUST:00 PDN:8560 TN:006 0 00 01 FW:085
TYPE:3903 CUST:00 PDN:8542 TN:006 0 00 03 FW:085
TYPE:3904 CUST:00 PDN:8596 TN:005 0 00 05 FW:087
TYPE:3904 CUST:00 PDN:8627 TN:005 0 00 13 FW:087
TYPE:3904 CUST:00 PDN:8459 TN:006 0 00 11 FW:087
TYPE:3904 CUST:00 PDN:8556 TN:006 0 00 12 FW:087

The IDU command might work.

However, I've just found that there is an area in LD 117.

>LD 117

Key in INV GEN ALL (To generate tables for the cards and digital sets)
Wait around 15 minutes for it to complete with a message, then key in INV PRT ALL as shown below.

=> INV PRT ALL
ALL (Card & Set Inventory)
Card inventory:
11 12 2013 11 18 6, 11 12 2013 11 19 7, 35
DPNSS1-DTCS, 20, NTAK79BC06 NNTMG704e3a7
1, PRI2, 2, <Unavailable>
CONF, 29, <Unavailable>
CONF, 30, <Unavailable>
CONF, 31, <Unavailable>
XCT-TDS/MF, 61, <Unavailable>
CONF, 62, <Unavailable>
XCT-TDS/MF, 63, <Unavailable>
CONF, 94, <Unavailable>
CONF, 95, <Unavailable>
XTD , 00, <Unavailable>
DLC , 05, NT8D02GA 07 NNTM60GG2W7Y 0000
DLC , 06, NT8D02GA 07 NNTM60GCZ9VF 0000
ITG , 07, NTVQ01BA R08 NNTMEJ03DDCA 200424
500 , 08, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG78EL 200135
500 , 09, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG36U3 200135
DLC , 10,
500 , 11, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG3A9H 200135
500 , 12, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG77FV 200135
500 , 13, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG78EH 200135
500 , 14, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG77FW 200135
500 , 15, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG78DR 200135
500 , 16, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG38CS 200135
500 , 17, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG76E6 200135
500 , 18, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG7BMM 200135
500 , 19, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG38D6 200135
500 , 20, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG761K 200135
500 , 21, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG77FJ 200135
500 , 22, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG3A58 200135
500 , 23, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG3A5B 200135
500 , 24, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG3BWS 200135
500 , 25, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG01S0 200134
500 , 26, NT5K02QC R06 NNTM60GG77EY 200135
XFEM , 29, NT5K19AC R03 NNTMET15269A 200131
XCOT , 30, NT5K18AB R02 NNTM100051D8 9506

Sets inventory:
11 12 2013 11 18 10, 11 12 2013 11 24 9, 41
3904, 05 00, <Unavailable>, M3904 , 8682
3904, 05 01, <Unavailable>, M3904 , 8654
3903, 05 02, <Unavailable>, M3903 , 8506
3904, 05 04, <Unavailable>, M3904 , 8632
3904, 05 05, M3904 NTNG34EA 66 09 00C845, M3904 , 8596
3903, 05 06, <Unavailable>, M3903 , 8621
3904, 05 07, <Unavailable>, M3904 , 8657
3903, 05 08, M3903 NTNG33EA 66 16 15DE4F, M3903 , 8681
3903, 05 09, M3903 NTNG33EA 66 16 15DD99, M3903 , 8683
3903, 05 10, <Unavailable>, M3903 , 4682
3903, 05 11, <Unavailable>, M3903 , 8673
3903, 05 12, <Unavailable>, M3903 , 8537
3904, 05 13, M3904 NTNG34EA 66 11 024988, M3904 , 8627
3903, 05 14, M3903 NTNG33EA 66 16 012D0A, M3903 , 8449
2616, 05 15, M3310 NTDL02BE 93 08 09F54A, 3310 , 8547
3903, 06 00, <Unavailable>, M3903 , 8441
3903, 06 01, M3903 NTNG33EA 66 15 11C23F, M3903 , 8560
3903, 06 02, <Unavailable>, M3903 , 8592
3903, 06 03, M3903 NTNG33EA 66 15 11C257, 3903 , 8542
3902, 06 04, M3902 NTMN32MA 70 02 0561AA, M3902 , 8440
2616, 06 05, <Unavailable>, M3820 , 8489
3903, 06 06, <Unavailable>, M3903 , 8416
3902, 06 07, <Unavailable>, M3902 , 8424
2616, 06 08, <Unavailable>, M3820 , 8405
2616, 06 09, <Unavailable>, M3820 , 8447
2616, 06 10, <Unavailable>, M3310 , 8495
3904, 06 11, M3904 NTNG34EA 66 09 10CC81, M3904 , 8459
3904, 06 12, M3904 NTNG34EA 66 09 00C7B3, M3904 , 8556
2616, 06 13, <Unavailable>, M3820 , 8439
2008, 10 00, <Unavailable>, MAIL , 3101
2008, 10 01, <Unavailable>, MAIL , 3103
2008, 10 02, <Unavailable>, MAIL , 3105
2008, 10 03, <Unavailable>, MAIL , 3107
2008, 10 04, <Unavailable>, MAIL , 3109
2008, 10 05, <Unavailable>, MAIL , 3111
2008, 10 08, <Unavailable>, MAIL , 3102
2008, 10 09, <Unavailable>, MAIL , 3104
2008, 10 10, <Unavailable>, MAIL , 3106
2008, 10 11, <Unavailable>, MAIL , 3108
2008, 10 12, <Unavailable>, MAIL , 3110
2008, 10 13, <Unavailable>, MAIL , 3112

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Any active digital or IP sets will shown the model type and I think the serial number such as. 10CC81 for TN 06 11.

I could be wrong, but give it a try.

 

[Trason]

Ld 32
IDU <TN>
ex: idu 20 0 6 6