m on the list
> and
> even the KX-TDA200.
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> Eric
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> -Original Message-----
> From: Ray Hamilton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 7:26 AM
> To: 'Eric Grundlehner'
> Subject: RE: KX-T: DBS Upgrade or start over
>
> The average lif
At 10:15 AM 3/25/2005, Eric Grundlehner wrote:
>I'm surprised with all the responses that say to upgrade.
>
>The DBS 576HD has reached it's EOL but we can still support it fine. If we
>were to upgrade we would spend more for 60 phones than the whole upgrade
>would cost. Yes we would be on an digita
At 11:41 PM 3/24/2005, Eric Grundlehner wrote:
>I know this is the KXT forum but this is a general question:
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>
>
>We have a DBS 576 HD with the following:
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>HM Processor
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>8 Trunk Card
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>3 - 8 DEC Card
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>1 - 16 DEC Card
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>VM Card
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>PC Based Voicemail
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>36 LCD Phones
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>We need to upg
IMHO -
Whatever you decide, Please don't be fooled by the "VoIP" thing !
Unless you are moving into a new building, you have installed wiring.
Will the installed TELEPHONE WIRING support 10-Base-T ?
Does it need to ?
An IP phone system that shares the "existing" computer network requires
phones
t: Friday, March 25, 2005 7:26 AM
To: 'Eric Grundlehner'
Subject: RE: KX-T: DBS Upgrade or start over
The average life of a PBX is 7 years, you can get 10 to 12 but you sacrifice
a lot of Technology and Support. If you upgrade the DBS, which hasn't been
supported for about 2 years.
I know this is the KXT forum but this is a general question:
We have a DBS 576 HD with the following:
HM Processor
8 Trunk Card
3 - 8 DEC Card
1 - 16 DEC Card
VM Card
PC Based Voicemail
36 LCD Phones
We need to upgrade to 24 more extensions and a PRI (total 60 extensions & 23
trunk
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