At 10:29 AM 1/4/2007, Russ Schultz wrote: >I have two KXTD1232s managing a camp phone system with phones spread out >over 000's of feet. I need to put a few phones (apits) across a creek (no >wires allowed). I have planned an 802.11g wireless link so I can have IP... >can I use the IP net to bridge several POTS lines (cheaply)? I have looked >at the Carlson Wireless Trailblazer Phone Extender ($$). Thanks for the >help. >
Define $$ and few. Last time I checked, a 2-port FXO/FXS solution cost about $1000, which is the same price for a Panasonic 16 port IP card in a TDA $1K buys a lot of wire (well maybe only 3K of 25 pr) and UNDER the creek (or on top of the creek bed) might be an option. It also buys a SIP server and SIP ATA's. If you're into punishment, google SIP SERVER and start reading. Carl _________________________________________________________________ KX-T Mailing list --- http://kxthelp.com/ Subscription changes: http://kxthelp.com/mailman/listinfo/kxt
