moving ONE employee to a site that is about a 5500 foot drive, but only 3200 feet airline
If the main site has POTS lines from the CO into the KX-TD, calls will show the CID and location assigned to that line.
Suppose someone at that location dials 911 for emergency services (say heart attack), and then hangs up (say looses consciousness), the phone company registry will report the location where the CO lines terminate. Emergency responders will show up at the main site -- the wrong location.
This is an issue if you use a clear pair (our ILEC terminology for conditioned pair), VoIP with internet connections, VoIP using 802.11b, or even the long-range EnGenious portable phones.
With an ISDN-PRI into your switch, you have some more options about what is displayed to the called party. You might even have some options with an ISDN-BRI into your switch. This is a topic that frequently comes up on the Avaya mail list http://www.yahoogroups.com/group/Avaya-List
Paul H. Gusciora Chemical Engineer, Systems Scientist San Rafael, CA
--- Original Message --- From: Don Ritchie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: KX-T: General Question Date: Tue, 09 Sep 2003 19:40:53 -0400
I have a rather "low tech" Customer, KXTD 1232 with Voicegate VIP 4000 with 36 telephones
plus 4 port VM. 10 analog keysets from the old KXT1232, 8 Digital sets and using the other half of the ports for single lines plus another 10 single. I tell you this to explain how they have 40 ports out of a 32 port system, although I'm sure MOST of you figured this out without my explanation. The customer has almost NO data network ( 4 ascii dumb terminals working on a PC- MOS - yuk)
Now, I know you have been waiting, my question has ALMOST nothing to do with the telephones or data.
The customer is moving ONE employee to a site that is about a 5500 foot drive, but only 3200 feet airline
and just a little over 20,000 cable feet thru the C.O.
You guessed it, they want a telephone at the "new" location. I can't seem to get anybody at SBC that can even give me an idea as to the cost of a circuit between the two locations, IF a Single line will even work at that distance?
The "prime" site has a small tower on the roof ( 30 feet above ground) and the "remote" location has a 120 foot tower
that used to have their radio system on it, in the days BEFORE Nextel.
I did a google search for " point to point wireless link" and got over 700 hits, I have just spent the last couple hours
scanning the links and can not find what I'm really looking for- anyone have any helpful ideas, I would like to do this for
less then $2500.00 ( and I don't think ENGENIUS is the answer)
Thanks
Don Ritchie - System Engineer Century Communications 460 East 270 Street Euclid, OH 44132-1708 216-731-3030 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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