By using an interconnect with a security code that must be entered by the
caller before they get connected: such as the Motorola MRTI. They are on the
market cheep. I just picked up a spare MRTI-1000 on ebay for a dollar plus
shipping. A little difficult to program but not unmanageable.
Fred W5VAY
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> I wonder how will you keep wrong extension dialers from using
> an FCC License required radio system?
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> Neil - WA6KLA
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> Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Connecting a repeater to a PBX
> Date: Thu, 6 Apr 2006 19:18:22 -0400
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>>I am looking for a low end method (aka cheap <grin>) of connecting
>>our small
>>campus repeater to our PBX so that users can dial an extension and
>>communicate over the repeater. We don't need to initiate access to
>>the PBX
>>from the repeater side. Someone told me that the CSI 5200 units could
>>fit
>>this bill. Any ideas?
>>
>>Bob
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