From the verbal description I got, it sounds more like the "Priority
line grabber" about 1/3 of the way down this page:
http://www.sandman.com/lineshar.html
I didn't realize how many varieties of such a thing there might be.....I
guess I'll have to get eyes on it.
On 11/7/2019 5:18 PM, Ken Hohhof wrote:
I thought maybe he was talking about a PLAR, but you're probably right.
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Line Exclusion device. I found a few online. I remember putting one on the
hall phone at a school. It was on one of the main lines of the school. The
kids could use the hall phone unless someone in the office was using that
line. Saved them from buying another line.
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Oh, geeze.... I remember how they worked.... line isolator?
Exclusion something. Privacy adapter. Something like that.
Line excluder? Exclusion device. Automatic exclusion.
Seems like the word exclusion was in there. Google it and you will probably
find one.
There are also line sharing devices that would block another line if a fax
was in use.
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What's the proper term for a device that will take over a phone line if the
phone connected to it picks up? Like the device they use to put an elevator
emergency phone onto the fax line.
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