What To Do If Your Keycode Is Rejected - Nortel Meridian 1 Planning, Installation And Operating Instructions

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What to do if your keycode is rejected

553-3121-210 Standard 3.0
Chapter 20 — Meridian Mail Compact Option installation and maintenance
This is the number of full service voice ports that has been purchased with the
keycode. This means, for instance, that you can only configure your system
up to this number of full service voice ports without purchasing a new
keycode.
• number of physical DSP ports (= hardware locations)
• number of languages permitted
• features permitted
Process
If the keycode is rejected, either reenter the keycode (it may have been
entered incorrectly), or abort the procedure and reboot the system into
service.
Note: At this point, your system has not been altered because the
operation was stopped when the keycode was rejected.
Using the keycode
The keycode on the keycode label can be used to perform either a software
installation or a comprehensive upgrade, which includes any one or
combination of conversion, feature expansion, hardware modification, and
language expansion. For the procedure on comprehensive upgrade, see
"Meridian Mail Compact Option upgrade" on page
software installation, see
Errors
If an error is made during entry of a keycode, you have two opportunities to
correct it.
1) If you realize you made a typing error during the entry of a particular
group of four alphanumeric characters, you may simply backspace and
enter the correct characters.
2) If you have already pressed <Return> following the entry of a wrong
group of characters, you can start again after entering the remainder of
the keycode.
January 1999
"Mail software installation" on page
251. For the procedure on
225.