Cisco Call Connect for Cisco 2.0 and E52

Hello,
We have a lot of Eserie, old models, using Call Connect for Cisco 1.1 registered to Cisco Communications Manager 6.1. They are well registered in SCCP protocol to the CallManager, and we use the phone model type 7970 to register them.
Now, we received new model E52 which requires Call Connect for Cisco 2.0 release. But we experienced issues registering them into the CallManager 6.1 and phone model type 7970. Apparently there is a model mismatch.
I would like to know if everyone found the right model type to register them without installing the COP addon adding the Nokia CC model.
Best regards,
Yorick

Hi!
Just for curiosity; why wouldn´t you install COP addon?

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