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On a CTX100, is there a limit to the number of phones that can manually change day to night? I attempted to configure multiple phones with the day/night button, but after the first two, I received an error.
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I just checked the discription for CTX ver 2.2 and CIX ver 4.1, and both say that the CTX 100 supports 32 Night Transfer Buttons.
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The delay is the E911 service added to the CTX Product. The system is analyzing dialed digits to decide if you're dialing 911 or not. You can disable this service and get rid of the delay, but I don't recommend that. It's best to turn off the tones you hear when it starts to dial. Originally posted by ringtone:
Just a few more posts and we will be over 100.
Earlier I asked about a dialing delay when I make calls from a phone on my CTX100 system. Someone rightly told me that if I eliminated the delay, I would lose the redial button. I know someone with a DK16 system. This system has a redial button and no delay. Anyone know why?
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If you turn off the E911, your address still shows up on the screen of the emergency dispatcher. If I am not mistaken, the E911 is used to identify which building you are in when you have multiple buildings on the same switch.
If you had three buildings all run by one 672 and entered the correct address for each building by extension, then the correct address would go out for each phone by extension that is dialing 911.
If you have a CIX100 in a little 400 sq foot apartment, you would have no use for the E911 unless you had an extension in the outhouse and it caught fire while taking care of business.
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Is it possible to upgrade the version of my CTX system? Why or why not should I want to upgrade? I only ask this because version numbers were mentioned recently.
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The new version 4 has the ability to use cards that are not out yet, such as the copper CO cards that hat the caller ID built in instead of using up a slot for the CO cards and another slot for the caller ID cards.
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Originally posted by ringtone:
Is it possible to upgrade the version of my CTX system? Why or why not should I want to upgrade? I only ask this because version numbers were mentioned recently.
- John The CTX is software upgradable to 3.10. Then it is technically a CIX, or to 2.22 and it will still called a CTX. CTX 2.22 uses Winadmin. A CIX 3.0 or higher requires the new eManager software. A jump to 4.0 + requires a new processor. Any update will require that you have a Smart Media in the processor (2 recommended for local update or PRGRESCUE)! The Winadmin screen will tell you the version of CTX you have; "Connected to....". I've never done a big jump from 1.xx to 3.xx. I am the type that would update if possible. New versions add new fuctions, and old bugs are replaced by new bugs. You need to get someone to send you the files, since only Toshiba techs have access to the downloads.
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My system setup screen lists my active software as AR2.10 MG018.00. I assume this is the CTX version. Anyone know how I can get the update?
Earlier BigDTech mentioned that turning off E911 would get rid of the dialing delay. Under system parameters, I set E911 Service to disable, but the delay still exists. Just thought I would mention it.
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The delay is becuase of LCR and dtmf playback. Disable both and you'll be styling.
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