Mitel SX-200 EL Technician's Handbook page 41

4. When the message "Exit to your local KERMIT session now"
appears, return to your KERMIT session.
5. Follow the prompts issued by your local communication application
software. When prompted, enter the name of the MCC software file
(remote.fix) to be transferred to the SX-200 and transfer the file. A
system with a BCC III requires the MCC load before downloading
the BCC III load.
If the system has a BCC II and the MCC file transfer has completed,
the maintenance screen shows the message "Download/Upload
Successful".
If the system has a BCC III, the maintenance screen shows the
status of the software that is on the Flash card.
"No BCC III load on Flash card" or "Main Load not compatible with
BCC III on Flash card" requires you to download a compatible
BCC III load."
The System Identity screen from the Maintenance screen (softkeys
System/Show/Identity) also shows incompatible loads of software.
An asterisk beside a load tag in the Load on Flash Card column,
identifies an incompatiblilty between this bay load and the main load
on the flash card. If there is an incompatible load, you must
download another load of BCC III software.
6. If necessary,transfer the compatible BCC III load (bccIII.fix). The
maintenance screen will again display the status of the software on
the Flash card.
7. After all the file transfers are complete and at a time of low or no
traffic, return to the Maintenance application. Select SYSTEM,
RESTART, then RESET SYSTEM, and then CONFIRM to reset the
system to activate the new software. After the system has been
reset, the new load is activated and the previous load is removed
from the Flash Memory card.
8. Log into Maintenance to verify that the new load was correctly
downloaded.
9. Restore the database.
Refer to Restoring the Database (page 55).
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