KX-T: Re: Connecting 2 TDAs together at different locations.

Henry, Use a T1 cross over cable (Figure 3 in the lin below) bewteen the two CSU units. Make sure that the line build-out settings on the CSUs account for the appropriate distance. http://www2.adtran.com/support/technotes/t1ddsadptxvr/ Make sure both CSU's use internal clocking. Thats all. :-)

Re: KX-T: Vonage Service and a TDA

Don't use vonage, use Broadvoice. ;-) www.broadvoice.com The devices are better and the portal is MUCH better. -vb - Original Message - From: "Jason McGarr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Sent: Friday, February 11, 2005 8:39 AM Subject: RE: KX-T: Vonage Service and a TDA G

Re: KX-T: [BULK] Back to Back PRI

You should not use CAT5/6 for building to building wiring for both distance and safety reasons. If you use outside plant rated STP cable for T1s, sometime called siamese cable, which has the transmit and recieve bundles separately shield along with a ground wire, you'll can get about 500 feet i

Re: KX-T: KXTA1232 Low Level CO Volume

> Question #1 Does the distance from the CO make a difference in DB's > on a regular phone call? Not appreciably except POSSIBLY in VERY a rural environment. You should get the same overall volume at 18K, 25K, or 50K feet from the CO. The phone company usually deploys SLCs that MUX into T1 lin

Re: KX-T: IP Phones

Hi Ross! I 100% guarantee that this will not work no matter what kind of satellite connection he has for a couple of reasons. 1) We are using these phones right now and they are VERY sensitive to latency. We even have trouble over some rural cable modem connections for some of our employees that