Installation guide

Dialogic
®
System Release 6.1 CompactPCI for Windows
®
Release Update 105
Known IPY00006148 36279 Hot Swap Kit The procedure for uninstalling the Hot Swap Kit
(HSK) and Redundant Host (RH) software is given
in the Dialogic
®
System Release 6.1 CompactPCI
for Windows
®
Software Installation Guide. If you do
not follow the HSK/RH uninstall procedure and try to
uninstall the HSK before uninstalling the RH
software, you will encounter a problem. The
following will occur: when you try to uninstall the
HSK first, you will be instructed to uninstall RH first,
then prompted to do so. RH will uninstall and the
machine will reboot. After reboot, when you try to
uninstall the HSK, the uninstall will fail due to a
missing shared file.
Workaround: Execute hsk.exe from the hsk
directory on the install CD, which will prompt you
to uninstall the HSK software. This will uninstall
the HSK software without the “missing file” error.
Known Hot Swap Kit If there is a non-functional CompactPCI board in the
system, other functional CompactPCI boards might
not be detected by the operating system after
switchover is performed using Redundant Host
(RH).
Known IPY00043963 -- IPT Boards TASKFAIL on Dialogic
®
IPT2400C Board.
Known IPY00036815 -- IPT Boards 1000BT and 100BT Port 1 cannot be set to primary
port for handling RTP media.
Known
(permanent)
IPY00010898 36117 DM/V4800BC
Boards
Heavy simultaneous plays or records using the
8kHz 16-bit linear coder (128 kbps) above ~ 400
channels on a Dialogic
®
DM/V4800BC Board with
ML1B might cause quality degradation on the audio.
Resolved IPY00078854 -- 179 Board Detection When there are two Dialogic
®
IPT Boards installed,
and a single board stop of Dialogic
®
services is
being performed on one of the boards, the status
indicators on both of the IPT Boards turn red in
Dialogic
®
Configuration Manager (DCM). Only the
board that is being stopped should have a red
status indicator at that time; the other board should
be green.
Resolved IPY00045395 -- 178 Board Detection After performing a single board stop of Dialogic
®
services on a Dialogic
®
IPT Board and then
physically removing the board from the system,
Dialogic
®
Configuration Manager (DCM) generates
warning messages. The board that was removed is
still shown in the DCM tree with board status as
running.
Issues Sorted By Type, Dialogic
®
System Release 6.1 CompactPCI for Windows
®
(Continued)
Issue Type Defect No.
PTR
No.
SU
No.
Dialogic
®
Product(s) or
Component(s)
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