Maybe I was caffeine deficient at the instant that I read your message, but I had to look up the description of the modules:
KX-TD170 8 extension expansion
KX-TD191 DISA
KX-TD192 System Interconnect
KX-TD290 PRIFrom what I can tell from reading this list and your message, you are pushing the envelope for this list in at least two ways:
1. you have connected two KX-TD1232 cabinets
2. you are using T1 or ISDN-BRI or ISDN-PRI
and maybe:
3. you are using the DISA (many people just use the KX-TVS* integrated voice mail)
So, I suggest that you bug the local Panasonic service representative for the tech notes.
Here is a stupid thought -- Programming lets one assign any module to any slot. However, by default one places (and the default programming configures) the CO module in the lowest? slot, and the extension module in the other (upper?) slots. Maybe there is a bug, and the KX-TD290 will only inter-operate with the KX-TD191 when modules are installed in the default positions.
Since there is not very much usage of these features going on, all of the various combination might not have been tried (or even tested by the developers).
Paul H. Gusciora San Rafael, CA
--- begin forwarded text From: Finn Lassen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: KX-T: TD290 with DISA Date: Thu, 24 Jul 2003 10:55:52 -0400
Anybody had any problems with the KX-TD290 (PRI module) coming on-line when having a TD191 (DISA) card in the same cabinet?
This is my current configuration: Master KX-TD1232-6: TD170, TD170, TD290, TD191, TD192 Slave KX-TD1232-6: TD170, TD170, nothing, TD192.
When I disconnected the TD191, the TD290 came on line.
Finn -- Finn Lassen Deputy CIO Axiom 1805 Drew Street Clearwater, Florida 33765 727-442-7774 voice 727-442-8344 fax [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.axiomint.com
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