Thanks Carl, To elaborate a bit more, I have a Schulmerich Tyme Stryke Carillon which plays outdoors (Cast Bell Music) and I was looking for something could be placed on an extension of it's own. The phone system is run by a Panasonic TVS200 which using auto-attendent and voice mail. I was entertaining the idea that someone could dial-in to the extension pre-designated for the Carillon in and hear it over the phone. If the caller hangs up and/or the Carillon is not playing a music selection and or finishes during the call and (no audio signal) the connection would be dropped.
Pie in the sky dreams I guess. Donald R. Resor At 09:51 PM 10/31/2006, you wrote: >With a wheelbarrow full of money, yes. > >If your audio source is variable, like say a church service or live >show, the choices are very narrow and expensive. Look to use a >broadcast solution, like the Telos products. > >If your audio source is fixed, ie you have a message that is >prerecorded and lasts x amount of minutes, any voice mail system or >the Nel-Tech Tel-A-Greeter can answer the phone, play the message, and hang up. > >Your major problem is going to be the first thing you said...HUNG >OFF OF AN EXTENSION. Most of the answer and deliver systems will >look for a CPC signal to drop the call and a Panasonic extension >doesn't give that unless it's coupled to a voice mail system. > >Carl Navarro > > > _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
