Cat 5/6 is not the best choice for T1. It will work, but you'll get more
distance out of individual pairs in separate binders of a multi-pair (>25
pr) cable. If you're going to be running the cable, you may as well run T1
cable. It is a 2 pair cable with each pair individually shielded.
-Orig
Are you talking VoIP dialtone, or are you talking internet access?
Sounds like internet, so that's what I'll answer.
Dial-up access requires a device to answer the calls, then route the data
over another connection to the internet.
You would need a RAS (remote access server) with as many modems
LOL. Now that top 10 is great. A good assessment IMHO.
I've been a phoneman for 10 years. I've worked on probably 50 different
small pbx and hybrid switches. I've never taken a class (well, except on
a Nitsuko that I haven't seen since). I have the documentation for more
switches than I'll ever se
Your analog station ports will need to provide an open loop to indicate
disconnect. I'm not familiar with the supervisory tone disconnect
feature. That's a Cisco feature? Can you send me the voice-port config
out of the cisco?
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You've already got a partial answer. I'll elaborate a bit.
Although you may not have a choice, going trunk to station port tends to
facilitate one-way calls. What I mean is, when the person with the trunk
port picks up that trunk, they hear dial tone from the far end station
port. The other end h
Turn off your MOH at the set. Depending on your switch, I believe
hitting the digit 1 while the set is idle will toggle MOH on many
switches.
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Try disabling CPC to see if that resolves the problem.
I recall older COs call waiting sound like it sends a CPC signal to
indicate a second call.
Disabling CPC will cause other problems, but it's probably not a big
deal in a residential situation.
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Yeah, T1 tie lines will work. Tie lines was the standard for years.
However, now you can seamlessly integrate multiple sites and phone
systems with coordinated numbering plans, single answering points,
single voicemail/AA/ACD systems, IP phones, etc, across a circuit.
Panasonic does not offer any
You have fiber between the 2 buildings already? You could do VoIP via
your data network, but I think that's creating too much complexity.
If you want PRI, just get a copper to fiber T1 converter for each end,
and plug it into the T1 card on your PBXs.
Doesn't the D1232 only support a single PRI,
This kind of performance makes all phone tech's look bad. What ever
happened to good practice?
How many of you go out and make a change, then don't test it before
leaving?
Chris, I would call the vendor, speak with the tech's supervisor, and
expect someone to come out and fix it at no charge. I
If there is an existing feed, use it. You don't need cat 5. After all,
it's probably being carried on 50 year old cable for 2 miles to your
building, another hundred feet of cat 1 is insignificant.
To answer your question, if you wire it up like an ethernet cable
(straight-thru), it'll work just f
T1 uses pins 1&2 and 4&5.
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Be advised also, the USOC design
Deny outbound calls from the voicemail, or at least restrict outbound
calls to 7 digit numbers.
This is a classic phreaker trick. It's been done almost since voicemail
was invented. I recall doing it around 18 years ago as a kid. One time,
there was an 800 number that if you dialed , you got d
I've worked on at least 50 different systems. I don't recall any,
besides Pana, that have the staggered ring. What systems do you know of
that have a staggered ring? Maybe there are some that I don't recall.
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1] In theory, yes, you can make BRI work like DID (or DDI, as they're
known pretty much outside the US). I hope you have better luck than I
did getting my LEC to provision it. My telco said the same thing. You
are also counting on the Pana being able to understand a DID-type
service on BRI ports--
If you'll notice, when you hit reply, by default, it goes to the poster,
rather than the list. A rather annoying problem, if you ask me. I always
change the to: address to the list, rather than the OP.
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Rober
The de facto standard is Adtran. An Adtran TSU ACE will probably serve
your purpose. If you want the CSU to be able to show you stats, then
look at the TSU 120, or the TSU LT.
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Joe Childs
Sent: Wednesday, De
I've heard this same complaint. IIRC, in my case it was on -1 or -2 software
(it's been awhile). I did not upgrade because the cust was not willing to
buy the chips--they didn't see it as much of a hassle.
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I just found out recently that with Centrex off of a Siemens switch, at
least in my area, can be configured assume 9, but that you can hit # to get
the Centrex group. So to dial another centrex extension I might dial #1001.
I didn't believe it when they first told me. It works, I tried it myself
j
Almost certainly you can get a conditioned pair to connect a station port
to, if an analog set will suffice.
I suppose most order-takers now wouldn't have a clue how to put in the order
though, so that means their answer is "No, you can't do that." Maybe you'll
get lucky and get an order-taker tha
Oops. I forgot I had the quick reference on my website.
www.tippenring.com/docs. Just scroll down to Avaya.
You want a calling group. Call the calling group by dialing 7x (where x is
the group number).
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In the Partner, you define a ring group (I believe that's what it's called).
I believe you access it by dialing 66x, where x=the ring group number). I'm
going off of memory though. Let me know if you need me to look in a book.
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Conference bridges are expensive. Expect starting price to be at least
US$15,000, and quickly goes up from there. Of course, you'll need the
trunking to allow it as well. I don't recall what the TD500 will support,
but it may not be able to support a conference bridge in addition to its
normal trun
Actually, here in SBC Illinois land, an ISDN-BRI is only about $50/month, or flat-rate
(unmetered local calls) is about $90/month. Pretty reasonable really. The extra cost
seems to mostly be for the digital cards on the PBX.
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No. Norstar has the same problem with analog lines.
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| Daryl,
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| Does Nortel have conference circuits built in?
| I do see t
*72 or 72# seems like a simple solution.
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|
|
| I have a double pole double throw relay that throws my business calls from
| 9AM to
IIRC, I believe the tone generator will not be active until the dial timer
expires, which I believe is about 5 seconds after the last digit is dialed.
Try waiting an extra second or two before dialing your access code. I also
believe the timer is adjustable, but I would have to dig out the book to
I wish my massage waiting lamp would turn on. :-)
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| Here is what my customer wants to do:
|
| Use TVS50 as a dumb answering machine anf
Try www.tippenring.com/docs. Scroll down to the Panasonic section.
If you are searching for programming and installer manuals, sorry, but I
don't post those. I post the user guides because there are many users out
there, and most have lost their user guides. Since most people have access
to the 'n
The best E&M troubleshooting guide I've ever seen is, oddly enough, provided
by Cisco. Try http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/788/signalling/21.html
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Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2003 5:22 PM
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[snip]
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| Not the case at all.
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| When you call from {say} Inside the Beltway to The Valley, the
| m
See inline...
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| The boss was speaking with our sales rep from our telephone line provider
| (McCloud) today. The rep is pushing t
First thing I would check is the flashhook timer.
If that checks ok, put your buttset on the line and see what's really going
on. Occasionally (I had one today) flashhook is disabled at the CO, causing
any flashhook to drop the previous call.
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Try http://www.vikingelectronics.com/index.html. Do a search on hotline
dialers.
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| Always doing the impossible...
Since it says SYS PGM NO, it is in system programming, not set programming.
Go find your phone system, and on the left side is a 3 position switch that
says something like EIA/NORMAL/PROGRAM. Move it from PROGRAM to NORMAL.
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I think you've explained it enough, I just want to make sure I understand.
When a call is parked, it must be parked in a particular park slot (AKA
orbits on some systems) based on how a button is programmed? The system
doesn't automatically pick an available park slot and display it? How many
park
I thought it was an analog 1232?
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Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 9:33 PM
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| Actually, a D1232
Ok. So you're going to link 2 switches. I haven't used the Multitech units,
so I won't comment specifically on those. I have used Cisco's VoIP hardware,
which I've had good luck with, so my perspective is based on how *I* would
do this using Cisco hardware, but I would imagine you can substitute th
Why do you want a type 5? Just use type 2.
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| Dear all
|
| I have configured KXt-Analog E& M (TD-184) to Cisoc router.It works fine.
|
| I have noticed t
You probably won't like the price, but I think you are looking for a
terminal server.
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| How would I connect the phone system
some one who
| thought that his dimention switch was "state of the art". I told him it
| was a peice of junk.
|
| On Wed, 18 Sep 2002 00:02:10 -0500 "Dave Phelps"
| <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| > When I still run into them, it's because they've had them that l
x27;s a phone system for an up and
coming tech to learn.
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Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 11:22 PM
Subject: Re: KX-T: !Re: Which Sy
I don't know about anyone else, but I don't mind beanies. Personally, I
prefer to use the variety of scotchlocks, but beanies can definitely be
convenient.
I think the part about looking down on beanies is because they seem to be
used almost universally used by alarm installers to improperly inst
This got longer than I thoughtoh well.
Couple of comments since I'm a Norstar fan.
First, I will admit that the Norstar is stuck. No new real features. I agree
I would like to have multiple page ports, multiple MOH/BGM sources, and many
other nice features. I think all of their R&D is going
igure in shipping from Florida for
| these puppies.
|
| Charles
|
|
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| From: "John Burk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| To: "Dave Phelps" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Cc: "KXT Help" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 8:03 P
I don't know what you have against Ablecomm, but I hardly think that blaming
them for your lack of skill as a phoneman is warranted.
A nice thing about this forum is that the rep you talked to from Ablecomm is
a list member and is able to respond. I realize its your word against his,
so let me do
When I have a requirement for small paging areas, I'll usually get a 24VDC
power supply and a valcom self-amplified horn or 2.
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Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 6:41 PM
Subject: KX-T: Least expensiv
Keep in mind that the recommended distances are not absolute. Just
guaranteed. I bet with 22 ga you could run an extension 1500 feet. If you
need a bit of extra wiggle room, run 20 ga instead.
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groups.
In the specific systems I mentioned earlier, they aren't set up to record
all sets, only about 8 sets.
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hive the audio files.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 8:09 PM
Subject: Re: Re: Re: Re: Recording Multi Lines
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| >
| > I don't agr
I'm pretty sure you can enable camp-on (AKA call waiting). That should give
you a camp-on tone while you are on the phone.
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Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2002 7:27 PM
Subject: KX-T: TD1232-5 ASSIGNING MORE INTERCOM
You have an ISDN-PRI? I didn't know any of the Pana's supported ISDN-PRI.
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Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2002 11:48 AM
Subject: KX-T: ISDN Outgoing numbers
| Hi!
|
| I wonder, where do I set the number each exte
Sure. Data first.
You can do a point-to-point wireless, either radio or laser. Laser would be
more secure, and may be more susceptible to weather conditions.
Putting voice over it will work easily if you want single lines. If you want
key sets, I don't know how you would do it with Pana.
-
There are a variety of sound deadening products available. How effective
they are may vary greatly.
I remember back in my car stereo days a product called dynamat. Its probably
still around. You could also simply stuff sound proofing insulation or even
standard fiberglass insulation in the space.
Yes, you can do this, but its a bit of a kludge with FXO/FXS. I've done it
with FXS and E&M. If you want the FXO/FXS to work reliably, your analog
station port that you connect to the FXO will need to send a disconnect
signal or your ports may get hung because the router doesn't know that the
call
Sounds like it may be frame slips. Have you checked your CSU/DSU stats? Is
your equipment provisioned correctly? Such as ESF and B8ZF? Does the all 0's
and all 1's pass? Your LEC will be able to see most problems with simple
loopback tests.
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From: "Neil Ticktin" <[EMAI
You have the wrong router. The 2500 doesn't support VoIP.
If you had one of the Cisco routers that supports VoIP, then you would need
a VIC-BRI card for it, along with the correct IOS and DSP's.
As far as the Pana, or any phone system for that matter, the phone system
doesn't care what the trans
On a DBS, line privacy disabled. If someone is on line 1, and someone else barges in
on line 1, is there any type of notification to the original party? If so, can the
notification be disabled. IOW, I'm wondering whether someone can listen in on a
conversation from another extension without bei
Yes. The point of E&M circuits is so you can interconnect systems.
I don't know anything about the programming or connections to the Pana though.
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>Hi all
>
>Is it possible to connect Panasonic KX-TD1232 to Lucent PABX model Definity
>thru Cisco Voice o
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