Speaking on Deep Background, the Press Secretary whispered:
>
> Now there is an idea I may just try, I have a number of 600:600 ohm
> isolation transformers
> around here, I may use one in the amp input line. the KSU and amp are
> about 30 feet apart.
> however, that isn't going to solve the cross
Now there is an idea I may just try, I have a number of 600:600 ohm
isolation transformers
around here, I may use one in the amp input line. the KSU and amp are
about 30 feet apart.
however, that isn't going to solve the crosstalk in the CO lines.
I need to spend an hour or so there in the morning,
Sounds like nightmare time Don!
There are a whole bunch of things that could be causing xtalk, but as a
quick, inexpensive, "shotgun" solution, I'd isolate the paging amp from the
1232 with a Bogen WMT-1 transformer
They call this a Hiz in, 600ohm out xfmr, but in reality it's pretty close
sounds like RF pick, up check the grounds. Every device should be
grounded to 1 common point then to the bld electrical ground. It is also
possible to have one drop ( phone or speaker) picking up RF, disconnect
each one, one at a time and see if it goes away.
On Wed, 09 Jul 2008 19:16:35 -0400 Don
Riddle me this !?
I have a kxtd1232, that has been in for about six years, with
six digital sets, two analog key sets and about 28 single line sets.
The "overhead paging" went in with the system and uses a
Grommes ~ Precision 100 Watt amp, with about 15 speakers.
In the last few days the customer h
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