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I have a question... is there a difference between the DK40 and the DK40i? The reason I ask...
I have a friend who has a DK40. It had a Stratagy DK 4/24 in it. It would not work. Tries to boot and ends up with red status LED and a couple of the port leds and reboots. He had a tech come out and they said the Hard Drive was toast.
I was telling him about my very recent experience of buying a Flash because our other Flash corrupted the compact flash card (SSPHONE will remember, It had diffent files and folders than anyone had seen).
Just cause, I copied the files from the "new" flash to a new card, inserted it in the "old" flash and the old unit is working fine...
Anyway, he gave me the DK to see if I could get the files and try the same procedure with his.
Here is the reason for my question:
I have a DK40i, stuck the stratagy DK in it and it booted right up. It is sitting right now with a Green Status LED...
Any thoughts?
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As far as the Stratagy goes, there is no difference. The 40i needs to be programmed and told that the card is there.
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software capabilities, is one difference between the product.
The software on the 40 isn't as powerfull.
They added more ports in the 40i and more programs, like *80, and some others.
I think you can just upgrade the chips on the 40 to make it a 40i
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When we put this DK in his DK40 it will not boot. LEDS indicate harddrive failure. Put it in my 40I and she boots right up.
Possibly a bad expansion cabinet on the 40?
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Double check the expansion cabinet to make sure that it is a 40, 40i, or a 16e expansion. The 16 expansion cabinets are not fully compatible. Then double check the cable connections and make sure that there is no crud on the back-plane connector in the expansion.
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I am having this issue with my Stratagy DK 4/24 in a DK 424. The drive is toast. I have a replacement drive, but do not have the software to put on it since I did not have a backup image of the drive before it failed. Is there anyone who has an image ( it can be stripped of any personal info ) that I could get my DK back up and running?
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I just learned a few weeks ago that there is software in the 40i that processes SMDR differently and can be required for some SMDR software, sold a DK40i that way but it was to a good friend, so no profit.
The 40i would do BRI/PRI circuits. For most office applications the i part of DK40/DK40i is unused, unnecessary.
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