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Hello All-
First I'd like to thank everyone who has helped me in the past, but I'm in need of your expertise again.
We just purchased a new DDEI card to add 16 new extension. I inserted the card and the system doesn't seem to pick it up. By that I mean I go to maintenance > configuration > and the slot still states open. I would be grateful if someone could tell me what I need to do. To add, I have restarted the system with the new card inserted. The light on the card is also flashing.
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Also let me know what version of software, there was a version of software that had problems seeing DDEI cards if phones are not connected to it.
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I seem to remember that some slots couldnt use ddei cards. Have to look it up to be sure. What slot are you in with that card.
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is it in 10,11,12 they are only 8 port slots
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Hello
thank you for your replies.
1. I have restarted the system 2. F5F15 3. I tried to put it in the last slot
Slot order: DDEI, DDEI, DDEI, DEI, DDEI, AEI, ATI, ATI, DDEI(last slot).
Since you say the last slot is only an 8-port slot, what would you recommend. Can I just switch it with the DEI card, since its only an 8-port card? Also if I do that will that mess up the extension, or will the system know that i have swapped them? Any help is greatly appreciated.
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i do not believe it would but do you have a mtx or a ltx
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i believe its and ltx. Its the one with the external power supply box.
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Yes it is an LTX, the last 3 slots can only handle 8 circuit cards. AEI, ATI are 8 port cards. Once you move the cards around extension numbers and trunk nubers will change. Extension and trunk numbers derive fron the slots the cards are put in. I would swap the DDEI card with the DEI card and then do a DIR swap in programming.
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PS, your software is ok.....
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Thank you so much Walter.
To clarify, your saying the DDEI card will take the DEI cards ext, and then I would just need to move those ext back over to DEI card? Otherwise can you explain what a DIR swap is, and how to perform one?
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walt, i believe the ddei uses b1 channels for 1-8 and the b2 channels for 9-16. it is the daem cards that you had to b1 port 1, b2 port 1
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Ok...I finally had time to try this...At first it kept telling me that the new ddei card "failed", when looking it up in configuration. Had to restart and remove/reinsert 2-3 times before it was happy. I then ran into a major problem. The dei card had the two voice mail ext (295,297) on it. Now our V.M is down and I cant figure out how to fix it. I have transfered the original 8 exts from the new ddei to the dei, but still no luck. I also made sure to set the two v.m. ext to v.m. in "port type". When hitting v. mail (feature key is 430) on the phones I get "no legal number". PLEASE HELP. Thank you in advance.
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ddei will not support vmail, you need to have the ports on a dei card.
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PS
You are way over your head .......give up an get a local protege dealer.........
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Actually thanks to Martin, and a little tinkering on my part we both work through this and figured it out. My only problem now is getting a regular phone to work on the AEI card that is now in slot 12.
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walter you can use a aei w/mw in slot 10,11,12? i thought you can, but wanted to double check
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