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Chapter 6: Device Manager Installation & Operation

Multi-Tech Systems, Inc. CF220-DID CallFinder User Guide 62

Update [Device] at n.n.n.n Screen Field Descriptions

Field Name Description

Status Identifies the current condition of the device or the current process underway.

Progress Bar Shows how far the current process is from completion. Completion of the update is

announced in text form in the Status field.

File Name Lists the file name of the firmware to be used to update the device (i.e., server firmware,

boot code, or modem firmware).

Browse button Use this to locate firmware file to be installed.

[Device] update select Identifies which type of code (i.e., server firmware, boot code, or modem firmware ) is to

be updated in the device. Boot code should be updated only with assistance from Multi-

Tech Tech Support personnel. And note that CallFinders do not have boot code.

Modem firmware is of two types: POTS modems or DID modems. The All Modems

option in the drop-down menu allows all of a device’s modems to be updated with a single

command. (For the FF110, its POTS modem and its DID channel modem would have to

be updated with separate commands because they use separate updating files.)

CallFinder DID modems do not require nor can they be updated.

Start Update button Initiates flashing of firmware.

Get Versions button Click to see listing of versions of firmware currently installed in the device (FaxFinder,

CallFinder, or MultiAccess unit).

main pane of window Presents status of the device (FaxFinder, CallFinder, or MultiAccess unit) as well as

details of updating processes as they occur.

Table of available updates

Server Firmware Boot Code Modem Firmware

CallFinde

Yes.

File name format is: <model>_X_Y.bin

where X is the primary version number and Y is

the extension.

None. None.

Note: Update files can be downloaded from the Multi-Tech web site. They are available as .exe files and the

required .hex or .bin file must be extracted after downloading.

Setting Phone Book Sharing

The phonebook of a Primary FaxFinder unit is a source or central phonebook. Phone numbers should

be entered into this phonebook. The central phonebook list is downloaded (by use of Synchronize

Phonebooks command) from the Primary FaxFinder unit into the phonebook of each Copy FaxFinder

unit. If phone numbers are added to the phonebook of a Copy FaxFinder phonebook, they will be

overwritten and lost at the next Synchronize Phonebooks command.

Figure 6-15: Phone book sharing

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