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I replied to the OP that the files are available in the manual/guide download area.

I was digging around last week looking for flood docs and found a install file for network manager install. But it's to big to be emailed. What OS are you running and what software level is in the system?

I am looking for a copy of the Network eManager. I am trying to get my system programmed for my church. Does anyone have a copy?

You mean that you are going to install these first

these

Then go back and install the plates? I guess that could work but I think it's going to be more expensive over regular one-piece plates.

-Hal

Think I figured it out. Lost what little grey matter I had left.

DX80 systems were not known for long life. If it is simple programming with few phones you could default it and reprogram. With 8 CO lines I'd bet it is a little more complicated. Find a copy of PCDBA and try to back up the database.

I have a DX-80 that I know nothing about, it's 20 years old. I want to replace it but customer thinks it's repairable.

We have no dial tone across 8 trunks. At times we have a burst of dial tone for about 2-3 seconds and then it's gone.

Time and date are correct, button programming is correct, dial tone is good into the cabinet.

Never underestimate Painters or Drywallers in their ability to screw up your work.

I've used Decora faceplates many times, but never installed them before the painters finished. Seems like it would work out alright to me... Although personally I would prefer to terminate after the painting & flooring are done as it's a much cleaner environment! (I know, I'm a wuss)

Score one. You're lucky I forget things fairly quickly.

Terminating a large job and was thinking of using Decorex 2 port ICC Faceplates. This would allow us to install and then put tape over plate before painters came in. Good or bad idea? Thanks.

We can still post photos, but maybe it's a bit complex for someone of your "vintage"

How many ACCs are there? All are down or just this one? Try a different ACC port on the analog card, or you might have a defective digital card.

Snows been building up, had to break out the plow. [img]https://images.app.goo.gl/gyZ6jHYtMu7WDKEi7[/img] doesn't look like we can upload images anymore, just click on the link.

Working on a Dukane MCS350 intercom system for the first time. Upon plugging in the console it (used to) got power, but displayed a "COM FAILURE" error. With the status switch in position B on the digital card, no LED's are lit. Clearly not talking to the CCU. Re-terminated everything, tried a different cable, no change.

So, I tried reversing the polarity on the data pair. Now the console won't power up at all, even with that pair put back to its original state. I've checked the fuse for that ACC and the main system fuse on the analog card, as well as the power supply fuses to no avail. Double checked the wiring diagram in the ACC manual. Pin 1 Serial -, pin 2 serial +, pin 3 power +, pin 4 audio, pin 5 audio, pin 6 power -. Even reversed the order in case the jack I was working with was labeled upside down or something.

No life from the console at all. Any suggestions? Feel like I'm going crazy

We may have found the key to the aging process.

You're not kidding, Bill. Hell, I've aged nearly twenty years since I met you. Oh, wait...

thats interesting. i forgot about that. thank you

All connections are made through Amphenol connections. Station cards connections are pairs 1-24 for Sta. (25th N/A), while CO cards have pairs 1-12 for CO Lines, (pairs 13-19, 21,24 N/A), and Alarm, Ext page, Ext MOH, and Relay.

The Single Line Interface Board (SLIB2) requires 24v for both circuits to operate.

Other than that I believe you are correct that PFT does not exist for Vodavi STS

The STSe does have the ability using the Analog Device Port (ADP):

"The ADP jack of any telephone may be wired for connection to the main telephone CO line
for use as a power failure standard telephone interface in the event of a power outage."

i dont see anything in the manual about power fail transfer for the sts system. does anyone know if it has this feature. thanks. dave