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Computers, Software & Accessories / Re: USB "Banjo"?
« Last post by tonyburkhart on Today at 10:21:10 AM »
That used to be true for 5V only but with the newest type C specs it can go up to 48V so it really is a large range of variables now for voltage and amperage and obviously wattage too. 
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Computers, Software & Accessories / Re: Remote programming dilemma
« Last post by NTlayoff on June 07, 2023, 06:27:48 PM »
I should know by Monday late morning if I ca make it down the steps.
And maybe we could do this on Monday afternoon. Do you have AnyDesk?
Good way to see my computer while I dial in.
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Computers, Software & Accessories / Re: Remote programming dilemma
« Last post by EV607797 on June 07, 2023, 06:07:27 PM »
Jim, I'm at your mercy with regard to timing and I'll be sure to make myself available.  Any version of Windows below 8 works fine with most terminal programs that I've been using, so that won't be an issue.  Everything should be done in 20-30 minutes tops.
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Computers, Software & Accessories / Re: Remote programming dilemma
« Last post by NTlayoff on June 07, 2023, 02:26:36 PM »
Ed:  How long do you think the programming will take?
I just replaced my knee on Monday, and not getting aroung too well.
My computer is downstairs. 
If you could wait until Tuesday, I will see how well I can get up and down the stairs.
Send me a PM on Monday (or thru here) to see how I am doing, i can let you know if Tues is doable.
Does my computer need or can't use a specific Windows Version?
I have a WinXP and a Windows 7.  I keep my XP around for getting into Norstar Phone systems.
Jim
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Computers, Software & Accessories / Re: Remote programming dilemma
« Last post by EV607797 on June 06, 2023, 10:00:48 PM »
It is a Vodavi/Vertical XTS600, and it can be programmed through any standard terminal emulation, like HyperTerminal or Procomm.  The system has a dedicated DID number for access to the internal modem.  I'd be on the phone with you in order to provide step-by-step instructions.
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Computers, Software & Accessories / Re: Remote programming dilemma
« Last post by NTlayoff on June 06, 2023, 07:58:18 PM »
You didn't say which system, which remote access program, etc is needed.
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Computers, Software & Accessories / Remote programming dilemma
« Last post by EV607797 on June 06, 2023, 07:18:05 PM »
Does anyone here have a modem-equipped PC?  My laptop crapped out and I also had to replace my desktop.  My existing modems wouldn't work with Windows 10, so I bought some USB ones.  They connect, but no joy because they recently converted my POTS lines from Spectrum to IP.  I would need someone to remote into a system with my guidance (unless you can provide me with remote access).  This customer has been waiting for over a week for routine programming changes and the list is growing.  Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated.
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Panasonic / NS1000 3rd party SIP phone - inconsistent
« Last post by matherton on June 05, 2023, 06:01:54 PM »
Trying to connect some Grandstream (tho its the same with the MicroSIP app on my laptop) to a customers lan, which is on a different lan to the NS1000.  I just upgraded to V9 so the licenses are unlocked.
The phones log in to the NS but there's no audio in either direction.  I've set up port forwarding as follows:
5060U - 5060 of NS1000 main IP
8000-34000U - DSP IP
I dont think the panasonic is sending the correct IP as a from / return IP because in the wireshark it still shows its lan address, not the bridge IP address (which i've entered into the media relay field).
Any thoughts or notes to share?
Thanks, Marty
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Computers, Software & Accessories / Re: USB "Banjo"?
« Last post by hbiss on May 21, 2023, 04:08:07 PM »
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I'm finding that there are so many various voltages on AC power cubes and strips with USB ports on them.  The voltages can vary from 5 to 12 volts.  I'd like to measure the voltages and label these ports so that I don't damage anything.

No, the voltage in USB ports is always 5 volts. Where have you seen anything else?? Junk from China?

-Hal
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Toshiba / Re: Toshiba CIX100
« Last post by Keighlar on May 18, 2023, 07:15:05 AM »
Thanks, Tony.  I'm not certain.  It wasn't indicated in their file.  We just absorbed another small company in the area.  We share common systems except they had some Toshiba customers.  We brought on their tech to service those customers, but he was out yesterday.  Our notes on those customers are almost non-existent right now, but he was able to call in and help them out. 
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