For the benefit of others who might encounter similar problems, the 2xx entry
in the TVS 'extension numbering plan' table appears to
have been cleared somehow (this did work at one time...). The only entry was
1xx, so any leading digit other than 1 was simply
passed to the menu system. Restoring
We have an older KX-TD1232 and a TVS200. The TVS is programmed for a simple
custom service... a greeting and a couple menu options.
All has been working fine for years, but suddenly it will no longer wait for
additional digits if the first digit is a 2. I.e., I
can call in and dial extension 11
BSP 463-221-100 covers the 107 'Spokesman' amplifiers, but my copy only shows
the older 'A' version, which uses discrete
transistors. Pretty sure the 'B' version used an IC amp, as indicated by the
WE part number in the original post. If no one here
has it, you could try asking on the singingwir
In order for the gateway to see the 1232 as off-hook, it has to think the 1232
is drawing current not 'pumping out' current. It is
the gateway that needs to recognize the on/off hook status, the 1232 should
always (presumably) know if it is on or off hook...
Either the 1232 is drawing too much cu
Anyone have a good used door box setup for sale?
Thanks,
-Mike
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> {lift CO from trunk port; put busy there..}
>
> Mike:
>
> It is the KSU and not the user that needs to know
> the line is busy. I can't think of any way to tell the
> KSU that a CO is busy other than to pick up a station
> associated directly with that CO.
> Charles:
>
> Tha
From: "Shawn N.Ceanga" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> a stick or a ringmate box will generate a busy signal when line is in use!!
But just generating busy back to the KSU could leave a person attempting to
place a call confused and stuck on the busy CO. It
wouldn't force the KSU to pick a different CO.
> > This is a good point, I wonder if anyone knows if anyone makes a "box"
> > that can somehow signal the Key system
> > that the line is in use so the line won't be picked when a station user
> > dials "9" ?
Don't know of a specific product, but it seems like it should be easy to cobble
one up
Why guess or measure? If it don't work at the demarc with a known good phone,
call SBC; it's their problem.
-MM
> Welp, I got around to hooking up a plain old phone to the line today with
> the same results. I don't have a multimeter handy at the moment, but will
> try to get a read on that so
Insufficient ringing voltage or current is a common problem with 'derived' POTS
lines (from fiber, VoIP, cable, etc.). However, it
is usually only a problem for those of us who collect and use antiques... any
modern equipment like the Pana KSUs should ring-up on
just about anything. As Charles s
In the past I've used short-haul modems from Black Box Corp. to transport asyc
serial long distances at high speeds over Cat-3. Very
reliable and trouble-free Not sure what their current offerings might be
though, as this was a few years ago.
-Mike
> Does anyone recommend a supplier for the abo
> I have a fast answer, but you better get it quick :-).
>
> Suttle sold them as CorroShield and they look to be in the process of
> M'd'ing them.
>
> Try http://www.suttleonline.com/InventorySale.htm#TradJacks.
>
> Carl Navarro
Looks like they're only MD'ing a small part of the CorroShield l
If you do, or if you think you might have one, read on...
I bought two of these drills quite a few years ago and have used them
constantly ever since. Yesterday I got a letter in the mail from Skil/Robert
Bosch announcing a safety recall (I though it was odd that one of the
chargers partially melt
A technique I like to use when I need multiple apperances of CO lines or
station ports is to introduce a 25-pair '66M' or '66B' block between the
CO/KSU blocks and the station blocks. Then you can jump the CO or station
pairs to that block and fan out from there to 3 or 5 stations (more if you
loop
Here's a good one, recently suggested on another list by Dave Phelps...
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/788/signalling/21.html
- Mike
> Just out of curiousity, does anybody have link or pointer for an
> explanation for what E&M is and does?. I'm not having good luck with
> google returning
worse when calling from cell phones, but happens on land
line calls as well.
Thanks,
- Mike
Mike Magnus
RightHand Technologies
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