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FlashTalk Toast? Dan J. Rudiak 12-27-2006
Posted by Dan J. Rudiak on December 27, 2006, 10:54 pm
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I have an old Startalk Flash that was connected to a 3-digit DN CICS. We
tore the system down about 2 years ago and I connected to the two units
together, but I can not get the Flash to respond to any of the feature codes
(9*1, 980, etc.)

It shows up as "STK1" in the Port/DN status, but otherwise appears to be
dead to the world.

Anybody got any bright ideas for me?

Thanks!



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Posted by Dan J. Rudiak on January 12, 2007, 5:12 pm
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OK,

I was able to get into the terminal interface and watch the startup take
place on the unit.

NVRam Test: Passed
B84 Test: Passed
Program ROM: Passed
Voice Prompt ROM: Failed. Alarm Code: 01F

Base Alarm 01F: Corrupt voice prompt ROM. Halt.

So just how screwed am I?

Thanks!

Dan.

>I have an old Startalk Flash that was connected to a 3-digit DN CICS. We
>tore the system down about 2 years ago and I connected to the two units
>together, but I can not get the Flash to respond to any of the feature
>codes (9*1, 980, etc.)
>
> It shows up as "STK1" in the Port/DN status, but otherwise appears to be
> dead to the world.
>
> Anybody got any bright ideas for me?
>
> Thanks!
>



Posted by John 807 on January 13, 2007, 3:45 pm
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Looks like the PCMCIA card.

John 807
> OK,
>
> I was able to get into the terminal interface and watch the startup take
> place on the unit.
>
> NVRam Test: Passed
> B84 Test: Passed
> Program ROM: Passed
> Voice Prompt ROM: Failed. Alarm Code: 01F
>
> Base Alarm 01F: Corrupt voice prompt ROM. Halt.
>
> So just how screwed am I?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Dan.
>
>>I have an old Startalk Flash that was connected to a 3-digit DN CICS. We
>>tore the system down about 2 years ago and I connected to the two units
>>together, but I can not get the Flash to respond to any of the feature
>>codes (9*1, 980, etc.)
>>
>> It shows up as "STK1" in the Port/DN status, but otherwise appears to be
>> dead to the world.
>>
>> Anybody got any bright ideas for me?
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>
>



Posted by Dan J. Rudiak on January 13, 2007, 10:44 pm
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Which means I'm screwed... right?


> Looks like the PCMCIA card.
>
> John 807
>> OK,
>>
>> I was able to get into the terminal interface and watch the startup take
>> place on the unit.
>>
>> NVRam Test: Passed
>> B84 Test: Passed
>> Program ROM: Passed
>> Voice Prompt ROM: Failed. Alarm Code: 01F
>>
>> Base Alarm 01F: Corrupt voice prompt ROM. Halt.
>>
>> So just how screwed am I?
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Dan.
>>
>>>I have an old Startalk Flash that was connected to a 3-digit DN CICS. We
>>>tore the system down about 2 years ago and I connected to the two units
>>>together, but I can not get the Flash to respond to any of the feature
>>>codes (9*1, 980, etc.)
>>>
>>> It shows up as "STK1" in the Port/DN status, but otherwise appears to be
>>> dead to the world.
>>>
>>> Anybody got any bright ideas for me?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>>
>>
>>
>
>



Posted by John 807 on January 14, 2007, 12:43 am
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No not really you should still be able to get a PCMCIA card if you let me
know the version 1. or 2. something I might even have one in my junk pile.

John 807
> Which means I'm screwed... right?
>
>
>> Looks like the PCMCIA card.
>>
>> John 807
>>> OK,
>>>
>>> I was able to get into the terminal interface and watch the startup take
>>> place on the unit.
>>>
>>> NVRam Test: Passed
>>> B84 Test: Passed
>>> Program ROM: Passed
>>> Voice Prompt ROM: Failed. Alarm Code: 01F
>>>
>>> Base Alarm 01F: Corrupt voice prompt ROM. Halt.
>>>
>>> So just how screwed am I?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>>
>>> Dan.
>>>
>>>>I have an old Startalk Flash that was connected to a 3-digit DN CICS. We
>>>>tore the system down about 2 years ago and I connected to the two units
>>>>together, but I can not get the Flash to respond to any of the feature
>>>>codes (9*1, 980, etc.)
>>>>
>>>> It shows up as "STK1" in the Port/DN status, but otherwise appears to
>>>> be dead to the world.
>>>>
>>>> Anybody got any bright ideas for me?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks!
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>




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