I just dug up a kxt616 box and there is a (green) super cap on the processor board, but that is for short term program backup and i doubt it is bad. And you risk damaging the board by unsoldering it. Look along the left side of the case, with door open for this:
http://www.5u4.com/bat2.jpg This is what gives the box a week of program backup, at least in the us version. -larry 7/10/05 5:49:45 AM, "Support" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Dear Larry > >Thanks a lot for the helpful information about different type of battries. >And yeah, doing business here is really rough along with the electricity >problems and several other issues too. >The electricity is only with the rotational scheduled basis of day-on or >night-on and not every business turn their electronic devices switched on >while at the weekends. >Almost every businesses here have to use the backup generator or the battery >power inverter in order to provide the required electricity for the home or >office use when the electricity is cut off. >And it ended up this PBX with programmed features lost whenever the >electricity is not provided for a couple of days. >I really appreciate about your helpful information on different type of >battries. >And I found out that it was the supercap according to Joe's suggestion too. >This mailing list is really useful and many helpful people from around the >world. >I really thanks you guys for the valuable helps and the tips. > >Cheers and best regards, > >Arnold _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
