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Hello, thanks for the input. the transformer is actually very close to the
RE1, 15 feet or so. Everyon
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ok all the time, could
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>>> noise on the line?
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>> different port on the KSU? (does it work through CO port or EXT
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>>> most of all, have fun!
>>> Charles
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Hello, thanks for the input. Everyones help is greatly appreciated. I
think we are going to scrutinize the non-twisted wire installed by the
gate contractor, the majority of you feel that is the culprit and I agree.
I hope I can help you one day. Nick Astech Security / Strategic Home
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>>>Also, monitor the line to see if the tones sound ok all the time, could
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>>most of all, have fun!
>>Charles
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I guess I would be interested in what is on the other four conductors ;-)
power maybe? it only takes two conductors for the station port (t/r). If the
remaining four aren't being used, (earth) ground them at the ksu end, leave
unconnected at the gate. also rf chokes at the gate connection migh
Is there any twisted pair available to the gate?
That would help to reduce interference.
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Speaking on Deep Background, the Press Secretary whispered:
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> Maybe a problem with using the # sign? Noise? Some stange incompatibility?
> DTMF tones off pitch? To long? To short?
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> The real difficult part is that it works fine sometimes or possibly from
> certain phones. Whew! never seen th
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>> What kind of distance do you have between gate and ksu?
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me, could be
> noise on the line?
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> Try a
different port on the KSU? (does it work through CO port or EXT
> port?)
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> most of all, have fun!
> Charles
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gate and ksu?
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ve fun!
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> Please Help. My customer has a Linear RE1 gate controller which I have
> connected directly into a port on the
What kind of distance do you have between gate and ksu?
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Please Help. My customer has a Linear RE1 gate controller which I have
connected directly into a port on the 624 and it works just fine as far as
visitors calling in and ringing and then opening the gate remotely.
Typical gate controller that works on DTMF tones, nothing special.
What is driving
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