Re: KX-T: Proprietary Phone Wiring Problem

Thanks for the suggestion Jim. If I picked up 5 of these and replaced the T7453s, I would have 5 happy users. Why do you think the 77xx would work when the 74xx don't? Tom.> Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2007 13:26:39 -0500> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: KX-T: Proprietary Phone Wiring Problem> T

Re: KX-T: kxt Digest, Vol 15, Issue 169

You got a long antenna & it picks up a lot of noise and rf. Strapping spare wires to ground may help alleviate some of that noise and stray voltage. You can get some filters from Mike Sandman. Hookup an analog port & see how it sounds. ** See what's

Re: KX-T: Proprietary Phone Wiring Problem

Use 77XX series setsbet they work fine. Jim - Original Message - From: "x x" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "k x" Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 12:42 PM Subject: Re: KX-T: Proprietary Phone Wiring Problem Thanks for the advice. We have fiber between the buildings and the longer te

Re: KX-T: kxt Digest, Vol 15, Issue 166

This is an interesting idea. There are actually 2 50 pair cable and one fiber cable in a 2" conduit that runs for 700'. I likely have 30 pair across the two cables that aren't used. I can easily ground them and try it. What would be the explanation for this possibly solving the problem?> Fr

Re: KX-T: Proprietary Phone Wiring Problem

Thanks for the advice. We have fiber between the buildings and the longer term plan is to replace the proprietary system with IP phones on the LAN. I was looking for something I could do quickly to get 5 phones up to full functionality without major changes.> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMA