Speaking on Deep Background, the Press Secretary whispered:
>
> Yes they do,
> MCK is now Verso or Citel.
> They have a version for TDA KX-T76xx phones. Not for KX-T72/74/75xx series.
Thanks..
Looking for ballpark pricing now...
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Onderwerp: Re: KX-T: FXO/FXS VOIP
A company called MCK makes this sort of device but I dont think they have
any that are compatable for Panasonic systems. I think its primarly
Nortel and Avaya
On Wed, 3 Jan 2007 19:07:51 -0500 (EST) David Lesher <[EM
At 07:07 PM 1/3/2007, David Lesher wrote:
>There still seems to be some confusion as to what I seek.
>
>[set]===[FXS]-TCP/IP---[FXO]===[existing PBX]
>
>The set WAS plugged into the PBX directly. We want to move it,
>with the really long mounting cord being a net connection.
>
>The ada
On 2007-01-03 19:07, David Lesher wrote:
> There still seems to be some confusion as to what I seek.
>
> [set]===[FXS]-TCP/IP---[FXO]===[existing PBX]
This is little off topic. The idea is to "convert" pana proprietary
phone to sipx phone to use them like any voip phone.
Some time
> >So on a dpits system; pair one IS pure POTS, true?
> >
> >
> YES - pair one has no connection inside a dpits set. it arrives at the
> set jack(four pin) on pair one and goes directly to pair one on the xdp
> jack (two pin)
So what's THAT Pair Two dpits data stream look like??
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David Lesher wrote:
>Speaking on Deep Background, the Press Secretary whispered:
>
>
>>>Huh? I thought the dpits sets were Pair 1, period; with Pair 2
>>>being XDP POTS
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>you have pair one and two flipped
>>
>>
>
>Oops.. But my point is; there's no hankypanky o
Chris Arndt wrote:
>What's the baud rate of the 5v data? At the switch, convert it to rs232,
>plug it into something like a GridConnect Net232
>http://www.gridconnect.com/net232.html serial to ethernet adapter.
>
>Do the same at the other end, in reverse, plus add power back onto the
>data for
Speaking on Deep Background, the Press Secretary whispered:
>
> >Huh? I thought the dpits sets were Pair 1, period; with Pair 2
> >being XDP POTS
> >
> >
> >
> you have pair one and two flipped
Oops.. But my point is; there's no hankypanky on that pair...
> also, what WAS pair one on apits
David Lesher wrote:
>Speaking on Deep Background, the Press Secretary whispered:
>
>
>
>>dpits is another story, pair one is digitized (audio) and then stuffed
>>(at a high rate) in between the normal chatter on pair two. (think
>>color burst on a tv signal)
>>
>>
>
>Huh? I thought the dp
What's the baud rate of the 5v data? At the switch, convert it to rs232,
plug it into something like a GridConnect Net232
http://www.gridconnect.com/net232.html serial to ethernet adapter.
Do the same at the other end, in reverse, plus add power back onto the
data for the phone. Run a parallel
Speaking on Deep Background, the Press Secretary whispered:
> dpits is another story, pair one is digitized (audio) and then stuffed
> (at a high rate) in between the normal chatter on pair two. (think
> color burst on a tv signal)
Huh? I thought the dpits sets were Pair 1, period; with Pair 2
David Lesher wrote:
>There still seems to be some confusion as to what I seek.
>
>[set]===[FXS]-TCP/IP---[FXO]===[existing PBX]
>
>The set WAS plugged into the PBX directly. We want to move it,
>with the really long mounting cord being a net connection.
>
>The adapters are transparent
A company called MCK makes this sort of device but I dont think they have
any that are compatable for Panasonic systems. I think its primarly
Nortel and Avaya
On Wed, 3 Jan 2007 19:07:51 -0500 (EST) David Lesher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
>
> There still seems to be some confusion as to what I
There still seems to be some confusion as to what I seek.
[set]===[FXS]-TCP/IP---[FXO]===[existing PBX]
The set WAS plugged into the PBX directly. We want to move it,
with the really long mounting cord being a net connection.
The adapters are transparent to the PBX and the phone. I'
Speaking on Deep Background, the Press Secretary whispered:
>
> >When I last looked, no one made VOIP "extenders" aka a FXO-FXS
> >set, for anything but POTS or ISDN.
> >
> >Has that changed? Can I buy a extender for say KXTD, Meridian,
> >whatever, such that the lights all blink and the buttons w
At 10:33 PM 1/2/2007, David Lesher wrote:
>When I last looked, no one made VOIP "extenders" aka a FXO-FXS
>set, for anything but POTS or ISDN.
>
>Has that changed? Can I buy a extender for say KXTD, Meridian,
>whatever, such that the lights all blink and the buttons work?
Hmmm, what are you askin
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