Hi
I have an Olycom M2080 telephone exchange at my office. It is gradually dying, I am slowly losing the eight extension feeds. Does any one out there have repair information or a schematic for this item?
Thanks in advance
Mark Templeman
Hi
I have an Olycom M2080 telephone exchange at my office. It is gradually dying, I am slowly losing the eight extension feeds. Does any one out there have repair information or a schematic for this item?
Thanks in advance
Mark Templeman
-- Markt
Define slowly losing. Are they dropping out one by one? Getting flakey? If you can provide details on the symptoms, someone can probably offer suggestions. Schematic is likely only available from the manufacture, and you may have to be an authorized service tech to buy it, if it's still available at all.
That is kind of lame in discription of you problem? Maybe they're just getting tired of talking to you?
-- "I'm never wrong, once i thought i was, but was mistaken" Real Programmers Do things like this. http://webpages.charter.net/jamie_5
-- Markt
First rule of USENET: don't criticize someone who is trying to help you. If you don't like what someone is asking, or saying, ignore them. That way, people such as me who might have valid suggestions are more likely to give them rather than face a thankless person who can't even describe the problem he has in his initial post...
Yes but you could have been less offensive and more helpful in your first reply instead of using words like lame and saying people were tired of speaking to me when this is only my second posting.
It would be better to suggest how to ask a question rather than instantly attacking a poster
-- Markt
Well, that was my *first* post on the topic... And this is my *last* post. Yes, I know what is wrong with your telephone system...
Well, that was my *first* post on the topic... And this is my *last*
post. Yes, I know what is wrong with your telephone system...
Empty vessels make most noise....
Nuff said
-- Markt
Not quite.
Plonk.
-- Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to prove it. Member of DAV #85. Michael A. Terrell Central Florida
Jamie is the one that posted sarcastically. This gentleman was just giving you some friendly advice for how to conduct yourself on USENET.... namely, to check your ego at the door.
You're not going to get ANY help by being too stupid to at least shoot your mouth off to the right person... and you're almost guaranteed that this attitude insta-screwed you out of getting help from pretty much anybody.
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