I am having a problem when I download a change to my kx-td 1232 -4
system. Every time I do this I loose all the assignments of the
flexible keys on all the phones, All of the ring groups turn to a
"9". I know there are only 8. I am not sure what version of the
software I am using, And I am not
Plantronics pulsar with generic bluetooth adapter. Probably need adapter 3,5 to
2,5. Jabra makes one too.
-Original Message-
From: "Bob Bruskin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "kxt help"
Sent: 6/14/06 13:25
Subject: KX-T: Blue Tooth Earpiece for 7736 on KX-TA624-3
Has anyone had any experien
Was about to set up a friend with a 824 when he found mention of the TDA30.
Big reason for his interest is his feeds are BRI and soon SIP; with POTS to
history. There's a major advantage to have BRI terminate intelligently in
the PBX, not as a series of POTS trunks.
I know the 30 was never so
So I'm trying to understand err lessen my befuddlement on what various
TCP/IP cards do with the TDA50. Anyone have experience with same?
If there's a list of what cards fit a 50, and exactly what each does, I
don't have it.
The TDA5450 is called a 4-Channel SIP Trunk Card. But The Fine Manual
I'm seeking experience on cordless sets with KX-TDA's. It appears you can
use KX-TD7695 KX-TD7685 KX-TD7696 sets or the KX-WT125/6 phones.
Can anyone compare/contrast them?
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I need some help on a 3000 CX Software version: 10.0.1.22; and am wondering
if anyone here knows the box.
I'll take replies offline.
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I have a customer with a 50 with the network card. At present, I have the
IP of mail server set, not the name. I thought the latest rev. included DNS
lookup, but on my last visit I tried using the name & failed.
Later it occurred to me that I hadn't seen a field for setting DNS servers;
and
Have a "50-50" [TDA & TVA] just installed in a in-home bizness.
We set up AA on both business & resi numbers just to avoid "Vote for nnn"
and teleslime. ("dial 2 for boss, 3 for her spouse")
But need some way to make it obvious in the living areas who a call is for;
the office is one end
How about a ring group. Brad
The basic issue is how to tell which station is ringing, at a distance.
It's easy if sitting at a desk in the office.
We're going to change ring tones on the 343's, but nearer phones will POTS
ones. I'm thinking 'wasting' several SuperHybrid ports on such [We
s 1 to leave message, or dial another ext. What we need to
happen is to have call go directly to voicemail after 3 rings.
Well, that's about it! I sure would appreciate any help you could lend. Have
a Happy New Year!
David Jeter
Vice President
Total Home Entertainment
3501 I-35E
Waxahachie, T
Actually there are two versions of the software sold by www.pbxsoftware.com
and for around $35 each, they are a good bargain. I just recently changed
out my KXT123210 for a KXTD1232 and the have used both versions. They are
very similar as to look and feel. You can indeed save and restore system
KXTD+TVS102
Main folks use Custom/auto attendent themselves.
A subtenant gets his own lines 1:1'ed to his extension.
The CO line have CFB. His station has FWD enabled..
But now he's getting an assistant. Currently he'll have
a POTS, not a 7433.
Now, what approaches can be used so the assistant
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Charles Patterson said:
>
> I think I understand...
>
> Does this work?
> Calls come 1:1 to ext. A
> If A is fwd/busy/na to B, then B can help answer the calls, right?
> If B is fwd/busy/na to voicemail, won't A's caller end up in A's box?
My guess
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Paul H. Gusciora said:
> Ever see those TV ads selling Telezappers - Those gadgets you plug into
> your phone line to eliminate Telemarketing calls? This site describes
> how they work: http://www.flash.net/~carlton2/telemark.htm
.
I have doub
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Joe Childs said:
>
> I've got some, give me a call.
>
> On the top of MY want list is an LCD for a 7230. I spent some time last week
> cleaning and replacing the shell on one, and when I called Pana to buy the
> screen they informed me that it was a $
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Ross Lindahl said:
>
> Gents
> There is some really good info out there. The Macmallian Information
> Super library (mcp.com). James Brice wrote a very useful book on using
> ISDN. It really does depend on what you want to use it for. Most people
> That fact that is supports #2 is why there is program #423, #428
> and probably #427. To date, I don't think I've *ever* run across
> an actual ISDN phone. I've seen scads of ISDN PRI and BRI gear,
> but *never* an actual ISDN phone.
I have a ATT 7507 sitting here looking at me. I love
i
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Paul H. Gusciora said:
> BTW: I think that Northern Telecom digital phones (used with the DMS-100
> systems) run the Northern Telecom flavor of ISDN.
95% of the ISDN installations of the last 6 years are "National"
aka NI(enn eye)-1. Other protocol na
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Marc L. Kozam said:
>
> Verizon has a separate ISDN order and service center that seems to do an
> excellent job in this regard.
> They DO know what a DN and SPID stand for.
>
> Since it IS confusing and there are numerous features, there has been an
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Kurt J. Lidl said:
>
> On Mon, Jan 28, 2002 at 12:07:38AM -0800, Paul H. Gusciora wrote:
> > Are KX-TD programs #423 #427 #428 #429 focused on the S/T bus interaction
> > between the KX-TD and the LEC?
>
> I believe this to be true.
I don't have any
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Paul H. Gusciora said:
> >> Well, I wonder who does have experience installing KX-TD with ISDN-BRI or
> >> ISDN-PRI (T1)?
> >
> >There isn't PRI support in the North American varient of the KX-TD.
Outsode of the 500's, true.
> >Since they have both BR
re. It works well as an adjunct
phone that way. But, the cordless phone doesn't ring when the system phone
rings. If I set up the XDP port to be it's own extension (201), I can make
it ring. I'm at a loss with my inexperience. Would one of you mind tossing a
clue my wa
Bless you, Charles, bless you!
--David
-Original Message-
From: Charles Patterson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 8:28 PM
To: David Kindred
Subject: Re: How to get XDP to ring?
This one's easy...
[intercom] 391 (turn on "parallel phone")
Is there a list of zone reps, or is this one of those tribal
secrets, passed down from chief to son in dead of night ;-?
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A host is a host from coast to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
& no one will talk to a host that's close[v].(301) 56-LINUX
Unless the host (that isn't close)
s that tie
into the CO for SLT phones.
David Jeter
Vice President
Total Home Entertainment
3501 I-35E
Waxahachie, TX 75165
(972)938-1615 office
(214)893-3471 cell
(972)935-0539 fax
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Donald S Willia
come up with nothing. Any help would be appreciated,
Thanks in advanced!
David Anderson
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Unnamed Administration sources reported that Eternity said:
>
> Hi!
>
> I have a little problem with my ISDN lines to our 816 system. When all
> ISDN channels are used (ie, its busy), the caller does not get busy, an
> error message from the phone company goes ut. Phone company tells me I
> have
I have a client that has a KX-TD1232 in his home. He wants to be able to
call in and hit VM, then select an option to intercom any station(handsfree)
direct from CO. What is the most effective way of approaching this, and can
it be done behind a password? Thanks,
David Jeter
Total Home
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Phil Barrett said:
>
> hyperterminal is a POS. I got terraterm for free (download.com, in comm
> section) and it worked first shot. I had nothing but trouble with
> hyperterm. teraterm does a reasonable telnet, too.
>
Seconded. Midst Hyper's bogu
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Ian S. Goldstein said:
>
> In a message dated 4/5/02 11:32 AM Eastern Standard Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > When and where is the computer fest?
>
> Trenton Computer Festival (TCF) will be held this year on Sat & Sun, May 4th
> & 5th. It w
> --- StripMime Report -- processed MIME parts ---
> multipart/alternative
> text/html
> audio/x-wav
> application/octet-stream
> --- StripMime Errors ---
> A message with no text/plain section was received.
> The entire body of the message was removed. Please
> resend the email using plain
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Steve Natinsky said:
>
{virus warning}
>
> Hello,This is a WinXP patch
> I hope you would enjoy it.=20
Since you can not send a virus via straight, ACSII, text;
and thanks to StripMime, that's we get... Who cares???
--
A host is a host from c
7433+KXTD1232-4
I seem to recall reading that you could have combination
speaker+handset mode. But can I find it in TFM? Naw...
I need the only active mike to be on the handset; but a room
will be listening...
Howtodo?
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& no one will talk to
being notified, mabey whisper page
is appropriate.
N.B. - When the station receives a second call through the intercom pathway
(this includes phantom extension), pressing hold immediately executes call
splitting.
**All the preceeding information relates to KX-TD 816 or 1232 -4 or better
and NOT
on with call waiting set.
Apologies
David
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In the UTILITY command you have to enable all comands and then at the $
prompt you have to type in SFCC this will set your device notification timer
at 0-120 minutes..
This is also the case for the 200VM
David Nicholls
Canwest Telephone Company Corp
10-1520 Cliveden Ave
Delta, B.C. V3M-6J8
Tel
? If it's
just dead, and since I'm not certified, what's next? Does my client have to
be w/o a KSU while this one is sent in, or are there modular replacement
parts that can be ordered and swapped? Thanks for any help you may be able
to lend.
David Jeter
Vice President
Total Home Enter
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Carl Navarro said:
>
> At 04:39 PM 6/18/2002 -0700, SANDRA SAVIMBI wrote:
> > Dear Friend,
> >This letter may come to you as a surprise due to the fact that we have
> >not yet met. The message could be strange but reel if you pay some
>
> Wow, a ree
; and avoid
any usage of it and even re-record the GDM greeting prompts with something
like"This mailbox is not in use. Please dial #8, 101".
- Original Message -
From: "Charles P." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "John Berry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "&#
othat, are
there any new ideas out there, or should I go ahead and dump it?
Thanks,
David Jeter
Vice President
Total Home Entertainment
3501 I-35E
Waxahachie, TX 75165
(972)938-1615 office
(214)893-3471 cell
(972)935-0539 fax
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I am setting up a KX-TA624 phone system with KX-T7335 telephones.
I an having a problem with the Caller ID Identification (Common & Personal)
feature. I have set this up with one of the Programmable Feature buttons
using the instructions from page 4 of the phone manual: (CO) -> 6 ->
Auto/Store
I am setting up a KX-TA624 phone system with a TVS50 Voice Processor.
I am using the Caller ID Routing feature which works great. That means that
callers on my list bypass the auto-attendant and ring straight through to
the extensions I assigned.
I also have the FAX detection card installed.
I am setting up a KX-TA624 phone system with a TVS50 Voice Processor.
I have set up program numbers 414 - 416 to DIL to jacks 07 & 08 so that all
callers go to the Auto-Attendant. This part works great and callers can
dial 101 or 102 (etc.) and ring the extensions.
How can I set up the TVS50
, 2002 7:19 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: KX-T: Re: Re: Multiple rings
>
> I think we're back to using "phantom extension" buttons for the 624 (no
> ring
> groups - except for the DISA option which does not work well with auto
> attendant).
>
&
|You can build one ARS Plan for both tenants as long as there are no dialing
|differnces between the two. move the sencond tenants lines to trunk group b
|nad to prevent the tenants sharing the lines go to Station:CO line Outgoing
|and make sure each tenant only has out going on their own line
phone on #7 was fine, but no voicemail. I finally moved it temprarily to
port #9. What's going on? What are all of the proper settings for the
message waiting feature?
Thanks,
David Jeter
Vice President
Total Home Entertainment
3501 I-35E
Waxahachie, TX 75165
(972)938-1615 office
(214)893
Anyone have a Pollcat or similar for sale?
For the uneducated [as I was until a few days ago..] a Pollcat
is a RS232 SMDR buffer. It stores data until you download it.
Some have modems, some network ports. We can use a simple
232in/232 out model, I think.
--
A host is a host from coast to [E
Unnamed Administration sources reported that [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>
> Why not connect a computer to the RS-232 ?
>
> Computers any only $75.00 now !
>
> You can add a modem to it too and then use it as a remote access device too!
>
> We usually install a computer and connect Com1 to PBX and
A client on other items ended up going with a Toshiba CTX.
Having sat in on the process, I'm disappointed in the
industry..here's why.
This is multi-tenant. I recommended avoiding SMDR for billing
resolution, if possible, to avoid squabbles.
But the PRI carrier can not bill on outgoing CNID. Th
It's not dead!
It's merely stunned...
It's pining for the 1A2 yes, that's it...
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A host is a host from coast to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
& no one will talk to a host that's close[v].(301) 56-LINUX
Unless the host (that isn't close).pob 1433
is busy, hung or dea
Pull 20Gauge
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A host is a host from coast to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
& no one will talk to a host that's close[v].(301) 56-LINUX
Unless the host (that isn't close).pob 1433
is busy, hung or dead20915-1433
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Unnamed Administration sources reported that Charles P. said:
>
> Would doubling up on pairs help with this one? or would there be other
> problems...
>
>
> - Original Message -----
> From: "David Lesher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "KXT Maili
is is a 1st for us, is a horn the only way to go, or will
any weatherproof speaker do the job adequately? I was thinking about using a
standard outdoor music speaker, to keep things looking nice.
David Jeter
Vice President
Total Home Entertainment
3501 I-35E
Waxahachie, TX 75165
(972)938-1615 o
uld box it up and send it back to Panasonic.
Thanks,
David Jeter
Vice President
Total Home Entertainment
3501 I-35E
Waxahachie, TX 75165
(972)938-1615 office
(214)893-3471 cell
(972)935-0539 fax
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, and may have take my diagnosis as
fact, and swapped the drive to save time. In either case, it was obviously
not tested before leaving Atlanta.
David Jeter
Vice President
Total Home Entertainment
3501 I-35E
Waxahachie, TX 75165
(972)938-1615 office
(214)893-3471 cell
(972)935-0539 fax
a) The ones I've run into took ~10 rings before they then answer
the 2nd call. But I suppose the $29.95 ADT special might not be
that savvy.
b) I'm sorta surprised no one caught that fax sounds different
than the usual modem cadence.
c) As seen here, the trouble with blowing shit at others is,
g
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Michael N. Marcus said:
>
> > b) I'm sorta surprised no one caught that fax sounds different
> > than the usual modem cadence.
>
> I didn't think it was a real fax machine because the tone didn't sound
> quite right, and whatever I was reaching did no
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Sales said:
> He called my system and heard the tone and told me he tried to send a fax to
> the tone but it was weaker than a regular fax tone and he was perplexed. If
> a fax tone and a modem tone sound different as David Lesher sugge
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Paul H. Gusciora said:
>
> Why was something connected to the POTS CO lines before the telephone
> system? Putting something in front of the phone system is bound to
> cause confusion (except perhaps if someone is sharing a ISDN-BRI
> line). I can s
Unnamed Administration sources reported that John Burk said:
>
> Who else has used the Express communications' Power Pak for Panasonic on
> this list??
>
> We need some more input for those who have used this. This seems "too good
> to be true" for only $129.95
>
> Power Pak for Panaso
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Michael N. Marcus said:
>
> > The UG UR and UY connectors are great too (especially UG for splicing
> to an
> > existing cable), but I have had a number of UG connectors fall apart,
> the
> > green part would fall out.
>
> I've been a big UG fan, too
Unnamed Administration sources reported that John Jasen said:
>
> Dunno about the linksys, but the Belkins really suck. I had one for a
> while, and the mouse would go wild or cut out completely on every system I
> had -- win2k, linux, freebsd, and BIOS level on one of the systems would
> only
Opps -- Wrong list.
So Sorry.
More Diet Coke.
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A host is a host from coast to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
& no one will talk to a host that's close[v].(301) 56-LINUX
Unless the host (that isn't close).pob 1433
is busy, hung or dead.
Michael,
I have called and left messages and sent 2 emails asking for information in
regards to my credit. I have no other way to reach you except via this
email list which you seem to put before your customers. Here again is the
message I have sent twice now:
RE: Order # 22-20676
You receive
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Jason Parrett said:
>
> KXT-Help
>
> How long does the KX-TD1232-5 keep its call records? I have the Panalog s
>
> Thank you again for your assistants with these questions and the other questio
>
> br,
Get a Pollcat. This is an outboard RS2
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Joel M Snyder said:
>
> Folks:
>
> I have an old 616 which I am taking to Europe. It is marked "120 VAC/60 Hz."
> I can easily convert the 208/220 volts down to 120 V, but the Hz is another
> matter. I am guessing that it won't care, but if anyone o
ago when I lived
> in Morocco which is 120 V 50 Hz. residential power.
> One solution would be to acquire a replacement 50 Hz power supply
> locally, or install a switcher now.
>
> On Sun, 22 Sep 2002 19:29:00 -0400 (EDT) David Lesher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> writes:
> >
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Phil Barrett said:
>
> The way it works is you plug your serial device into the hub and then
> install a driver on the PC you want to use. Win 9x and NT flavors plus
> Linux are supported by Comtrol. Equinox supports a slightly smaller set.
> The dri
Unnamed Administration sources reported that jmheinz said:
>
> OK, Larry,
>
> I Gotta ask,
> Why the 100 watt light bulb in series ???
> >
> > several years ago, we had a customer loose a 12" water
> > main (fire sprinkler main). a fully loaded dual d1232
> > was totally flooded. luckily, the
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Aimee B. Villarosa said:
>
> We don't have callers ID. Is there anyone know how to setup minicom to
> access our voicemail? I already checked the doc and it seems that the
> com port was configured correctly but still its offline. I need your
> help.
>
Unnamed Administration sources reported that S.N .Ceanga said:
>
>
>
> It's called a 100 pair cable
>
> David Lesher wrote:
>
> >Unnamed Administration sources reported that Michael Duffy said:
> >
> >
> >>Dear KXTD
> >>
>
I said:
> b) The point is, there are installations where it's not possible
I HAVE to stop posting before the Diet Coke sets in.
Previous Statements Are Inoperative...
b) The point is, there are installations where it's not possible
or cost effective to run 100p station cable. If only Pana
We could greatly reduce the list spam if the admin sets Mailman
to deny posting to all but subscribers.
The downside is; this excludes the casual questioner who spots the
list & has a question. That could be mitigated by an appropriate
reply message ("Posting to the KXT list is limited to subscrib
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Wolfgang@Network Telephone Company said:
>
> We just install a computer, hook up the PBX & TVS to com ports 1 & 2 and use
> PC anywhere for secure remote access.
>
> Wolfgang
Well... PC Anywhere is far from secure. If I were to do it;
I'd put in a Li
Unnamed Administration sources reported that [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>
> there has been several messages about programming the kxt by lan via serial
> port servers.
>
> Why???
>
> serial cables can go several hundred feet in lenth. I use cat 5 cable with a
> breakout on the ends to cary the s
Unnamed Administration sources reported that John Burk said:
>
>
> Somebody will know this, its had my curiosity for sometime. On the
> TVS100 there's 3 slots for cards, 1 & 2 are for TVS102 port cards. What
> is expansion slot 3 for, the same thing as slots 1 & 2 or something
> else?
>
>
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Jim Marks said:
>
> They did modify some the later 100s to be a 6 port system. Some but not all
> had this capability...Jim
>
So, how do you tell...?
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Unnamed Administration sources reported that Charles P. said:
>
> They were interested in a system for their apartment in Manhattan. I went to
> look and found that all the existing wiring was buried a few years ago when
> the apartment was redone.
> One jack has three 4-pr cables, one has one 4-p
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Philip L. Loyd, D.C. said:
>
> I need help with the wiring sequence of the 66 block. I have the
> KX-TD816 with a KX-TD170 extension expansion card. I have connected the
> first 8 extensions to the modular jacks in the KSU. My extension jacks
> are w
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Steve Diederich said:
>
> Hi Gang,
>I don't know about the rest of the members of this list, but most of the SP
.
I Wish [tm].
I get 5-10 "419" letters per day. We get ?1 every few days? here.
Which does not say it should not be subscriber-on
3-9, selected to repeat,
and they work, as well as "0" diverted to an extension. As for the phentom owner
extensions, I did that in hopes that we could have a system-wide voicemail message
waiting light on all phones, for each of the 2 boxes. Could anyone direct me to the
proper way to ha
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Schultz Comm said:
>
>
>
> Anyone have one of these for sale? Guess they are mfr. discontinued. I
> believe this is the correct part number, in any event it's the battery back
> up/charger unit for the TD 1232.
It's not clear if the A46 is the DC ca
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Michael Karaman said:
>
> No voltage, just an impedance - 600 ohms. This needs to go to an amplifier
> that will put out a voltage, either on an 8 ohm load or a 70volt system.
Well there IS a voltage, but suffice it to say the "600 ohm line
level" is
Unnamed Administration sources reported that fasteddy said:
>
> who's copyrighted music did you copy? It's still against the law. Unless
> you paid for the music to the artist. Or bought canned genertic music.
> fasteddy
Mr. FastEddie:
A) Please trim your &^%&*^% quotes. You added 3 lines, an
> I have found that a Rio 800 MP3 player makes a perfect MOH source. They're
> inexpensive now -- refurbished ones are going for about $40.
Where?
We bought a boombox from WorstBuy and I even paid the extra for
the 3y warranty, figure for sure it would die by then. It's only
got a few months l
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Carl Navarro said:
>
> >What I'm looking for is a resistance reading on my meter that I can work
> >with and any info from someone that has traced out circuits using an
> >meter.
> >
>
> According to the fine manual, the resistance is 40 ohms. IIRC
Unnamed Administration sources reported that [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>
> Typically, a "600 ohm line" indicates an impedance typical for audio and
> telco use. The math is a follows. A 1 milliwatt input on a 600 ohm is
> typically 0.775 volt AC and represent a 0 dB level. This is milliwatt,
>
king
light on the FWD/DND button. I have seen some mention of how to turn that
off in the past, but anyway, I'l patiently watch for a reply on the first
issue, and we'll worry about that one later.
David Jeter
Vice President
Total Home Entertainment
3501 I-35E
Waxahachie, TX 75165
(972)
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Ross Lindahl said:
>
> I have a customer 100 miles away. We set up a 1232-6 dual cab with a tvs
> 200. I have Panasonic's modem installed in the KSU. I need to find a
> modem to install on the tvs 200. I have several issues to work out with
> the v
/called with some sort of tone or beep. There was reference to pressing
the '1' button after dialing the ext., but we have not been able to figure
that one out. Any tips will be greatly appreciated.
David Jeter
Vice President
Total Home Entertainment
3501 I-35E
Waxahachie, TX 7516
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Charles P. said:
>
> Shorting the tip and ring does not cause the problem (I actually use
> shorting on t/r to cancel the door phone ringing).
>
> I was figuring that perhaps the tip or ring was being shorted with one of
> the data pair lines. For exa
Unnamed Administration sources reported that Ian S. Goldstein said:
> Surge suppressors are designed to operate on a true sine wave
> from the power company and will see the stepped approximated sine
> wave as a spike.
I wince over this.
The MOV has No Klew as to waveform. It just knows peak vol
f KX-TA624s or
1232s? We mainly do residential, and have never gone this large with a phone
system.
David Jeter
Vice President
Total Home Entertainment
3501 I-35E
Waxahachie, TX 75165
(972)938-1615 office
(214)893-3471 cell
(972)935-0539
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It seems as though there is a problem with the "list".
I changed ISP's and have not been able to post to the list.
I went and collected a few from the old messages.
I hope the moderator will be able to straighten out my problem soon.
Please post answers to the list, as I do GET the e-mail
Unnamed Administration sources reported that David CM Weber said:
>
> Just trying to get solid information on what the internal relay can handle. I seem
>to recal 12-24v AC/DC but I'd like real clarification. Also, suggestions on how to
>set it up most successfully.
>
Speaking of ringing
Why don't the PT's have a real choice of ringing sounds? They all
have the same ...flavor... and people seem to migrate to one or
2 of the "choices" making it a PITA to know when it's yours.
.I'd open it up and swap the bells but can't find same.
(An old [2]500 hun
Speaking on Deep Background, the Press Secretary whispered:
>
> 1. Looks like I need a KX-TD187 T1 module. Not cheap. Is there any additional
> hardware required?
SmartJack but usually furnished.
> 3. The rep said something in regard to keeping one standard line in case the T1
> goes down.
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>
> I've never heard of long distance rates being affected by the type of local
> loop you use. That is actually a rediculous claim. I'm not saying McLeod
> doesn't offer some type of LD plan to promote local T1 service, but I can't
> ima
Speaking on Deep Background, the Press Secretary whispered:
>
> Many providers will be able to install a "channel bank" for you. That takes
> the T1 and gives you regular POTS type of dial tone on a regular wire pair
> for each line. When they do it this way, they can also split the T1 and
> g
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>
> | If you have "bypass" on your end, See&Pee gets 0c/min.
>
> That doesn't explain why a T1 vs. POTS would affect LD rate. The local rate
> is charged by the local carrier anytime a trunk is in use. LD charges are on
> top of that whe
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