Thanks Paul, the problem isn't with number of ports on the vm.
its a problem with the dual d1232 cabinets and one tvs. when they loose sync, the users on the slave can no longer access the tvs100 on the master ports until the system is shut down and restarted. it would be great to put a second tvs100 on the slave ports. that way when the cabinets loose sync the master users still use the orig tvs, and the folks on the slave would be on the second tvs on the slave ports. my post wasn't very good, i was doing too much "thinking out loud" when i was composing the note. i don't think there is any solution, i need to go thru the manuals again. i don't think i can have a tvs port on the slave of a master/slave pair. i'm also considering just spliting the pair and run them separately, each with it's own tvs. i can put two co/ext ties between the systems so they can "intercom" each other. they will loose the use of OHCA between systems. sure fixes the sync problem. actually, i can't get a tvs100, they are obsolete ;-) this all seemed like a good idea at the time. -larry 8/11/05 12:32:10 AM, "Paul H. Gusciora" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Larry: > >If you have used up all of the DPITS channels on a KX-TV100, have you >considered upgrading to a KX-TV2yz. These have 3 slots for boards to >connect with up to 6 DPITS ports (12 simultaneous conversations). The >KX-TV3yz allow even more connections. > >BTW: The later KX-TVxyz models allow the ports to behave differently >depending on the CO line being answered, so one does not have to >dedicate ports to each business. You might achieve some improvement >by upgrading the KX-TVS100 to a KX-TVS125. > >Paul H. Gusciora >San Rafael, CA > > _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
