On Feb 17, 10:46am, "Chuck's Long Road" wrote:
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} In other words, an analog telephone set is an FXO device, and therefore
No, an analogue telephone is an FXS device (an Office is what the
telco has). The ports are named for the type of device that plugs into
them.
} Similarly, a PBX, or a CO switch, for that matter, is an FXS device that
} provides signaling, and therefore plugs into an FXO port.
No, CO = Central Office, i.e. it is most definitely an Office
device. Stations do not provide signalling. A PBX sits between a CO
and Station devices and therefore has both types of ports on it. Where
you plug it in depends on what you are trying to do with it.
} Any comments? Reasonable way to think of things?
Nope. The ports are named for the type of devices that plug into
them, similar to ethernet, serial, GBIC, etc.
}-- End of excerpt from "Chuck's Long Road"
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