Upgrading Mp10 With Mp10A Cards - Samsung OfficeServ 7100 Installation Manual

OfficeServ 7100
TECHNICAL MANUAL
11) Test system for normal operation.
If the MP10a SD card is not detected
If the system cannot detect the MP10a SD card, the MC LED might not light or flash.
In such cases, turn off the power, replace the MP10a SD card and turn the power on
again. If the MP10a SD card is still not detected, turn off the power and replace the
MP10a.
If the LED status of the MP10a, or interface card is abnormal, turn off system power
and turn the power on again.
8.2c UPGRADING MP10 with MP10a CARDS
Existing customers can be upgraded from MP10 to MP10a card to receive the improvements
to the new processor. When this is required, the IT tool can be used to backup and restore the
telephone setting of the customer's database, however the voicemail settings should not be
saved. All voicemail prompts and stored messages and greetings must be deleted and re-
recorded on the new MP10a card. This will insure that the customer will benefit for the
improved audio qualities of the new MP10a card.
8.3 PRECONFIGURED NUMBERING OF EXTENSION AND CO
LINES AND STATIONS
The OfficeServ 7100 has been designed as plug-n-play to operate right out of the box with
minimum programming and little installation time required. The OfficeServ 7100 comes
prepackaged with hardware to support 4 CO lines and 8 digital stations (Only 6 iDCS 28
button keyset are provided), and 4 ports of embedded voicemail. Other types of iDCS, DS,
ITP Series, and SMT-I Series phones can be connected if necessary.
When the system is powered up, it will read the hardware components and self-configure a
default database to support the following:
• iDCS 28 button phones (pre-labeled) in a squared 4 lines X 8 stations configuration
o CO lines 701 through 704
o Stations 201 through 208
o Direct Station Select key (DSS) keys 201 through 208
o Speed dial keys 01 through 05
o Feature keys (Directory, Call Log, Group Listen, Intercom, DND)
o 50 CID review blocks per station
8.3
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