[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
|I'm replacing a Panasonic 616 that has 6 lines and 7 ext's with a 1232 that I just
|picked up. I'm trying to do some planning
|before I get the installation manual.
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|1. If all my present phones are analog and I use a 3rd party software to program the
|1232, do I still need at least one
|digital system phone?
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|2. On my 616 all the incoming lines plug in RJ's, one for each line. On the 1232
|the incoming CO's are marked with two lines
|for each incoming CO, will each RJ be feed by 2 incoming CO's.
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|3. On my 616 each ext is plugged into an RJ, on the 1232 there are no RJ jacks for
|this purpose, but only 2 Amphenol jacks
|with each jack serving a group of extenstions. Will I need a special cable to plug
|my ext's into.
You need a cable with an Amphenol connector on one end and a 66 punch down block on
the other end. I prefer the 66 punch-down
block with the RJ connectors. If you use the 66 punch-down block with the RJ
connectors, you will have the same flexibility to
switch extewnsion you now have with your 616.
Theswe cables and block are available from AbleComm at 1-888-ABLE-999. See there web
site first --
http://www.ablecomm.com/tools.htm
Then look at their complete site for lots of help: http://www.ablecomm.com
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|4. I have a KXTD50 voice mail, I assume it also will plug into one of the jacks I
|mentioned in #3 above.
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|Thanks for any help in these intials steps.
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|
|Rick McCoy
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