David Lesher wrote: >There still seems to be some confusion as to what I seek. > >[set]===[FXS]-----TCP/IP-----------[FXO]===[existing PBX] > >The set WAS plugged into the PBX directly. We want to move it, >with the really long mounting cord being a net connection. > >The adapters are transparent to the PBX and the phone. I'm not >talking buying a new PBX, or new shelves for a PBX, etc... > >The user gets all the same features, etc. > >Now, we know how this works for POTS. My question was, >does anyone make similar boxes for proprietary sets? >NOT changing out the PBX, just add-on adapters.... > >And yes, I assume they'll be brand specific.... > > > would be easy for apits, pair one is a pots loop (put it on voip). pair two has power (get locally) and a 5v data stream to lite buttons and detect button pushs.
dpits is another story, pair one is digitized (audio) and then stuffed (at a high rate) in between the normal chatter on pair two. (think color burst on a tv signal) there are interfaces for a pc that can take the apits data and lite up a screen pop that looks like a 70xx set. or used to be, was too expensive back then. use that with a voip to xdp in parallel mode with a pc running pcanywhere. with the bandwidth these days, use a camera over your 74xx. and now the kxt/kxtd is obsolete. remember the x-10 interface for the tie/buscom/northcom/premier/etc system that plugged in like an extension you could call and control all your x-10 modules? last version of voip standard i saw won't handle 24 buttons ;-) manufacturers want proprietary. -larry / dallas _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
