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Assuming you have DR5 software. I belive answer DN keys will do the trick. If not, this is the Guru's on this site will have some suggestions that you can review with your vendor. Possibly an ATA for an auxillary bell ringer that can be rang on the same answer DN extension as the phones...

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Thanks in advance for the assistance. Todays subject is lightning, new customer has a partner ACS in his very large home, we recently had an electrical storm and once again his system is spent. He has records of previous vendors onsite replacing the system every couple of years after a good...

our pbx has been running 20 years, not one time has it been down. constantly changing, replacing, rebooting servers, switches, routers, ect.... I also agree !!!!!! We fight tooth n nails everytime some IT guru suggests voip

Turns out it was a bad card, started having more problems, lines answering then hanging up, not answering with correct greetings, not keeping user mailbox greetings, ect...

Any good ole Bell Techs out there ? I am looking for replacement studs for the old Western Electric Telephone Line Carbon Block Arrestor model 134A1A-100. Primarly used for commercial point of entry lightning protection many moons ago. Thanks in advance for the assistance.

The CTX/CIX is far more complex to program than the older DK40, 424, etc. that were intended to be able to program everything with a phone. It is penny wise and pound foolish not to buy the eManager software and use that. It needs windoz XP pro, SP2 which you could have on a spare comuter, it...

check with your service provider about caller id options. I don t think individual names will be possible but company name and main number should be possible

Donb01 Yes, glorified 66 block, In on row 1 out on row 2. It creates and easy test point. I went and looked at a couple of the clear plastic ones and it is possible that it could be some sort of fuse as well. But the rest are the off white or red and you cant see the inside as if it were a...

Hmmm...,after a bit or research onsite I don t feel so bad being stumped. We have some of them in place right now but we wanted to cut through another hundred pair through the isolation transformers so I was thinking of keeping everything the same inside the box. This is some old abandoned bell...

Nope, they go on top of the clips. The best way to descibe them is a 110 bridge clip. They short directly to the next row of terminations. ie>> pair 1 white/ blue to pair 26 white/ blue

Do any of the ole' Bell guys / gals in here know what the 110 block "bridging" clips are called ? They snap in on one pair on the top row and "bridge" down to the 2nd row same pair. No protection or fuses just a "bridge" like a 66 block but on 110.

You will be thanking yourself later for going ahead and installing a patch panel

I agree, although your needs are basic, you should still look into a used Avaya Partner w/ messaging system with at least 1 "digital" set for programming. The partner can support basic sets for those areas that are hard on electronics. The partner system is also very "user friendly" as far as...

check out the Erico / Caddy website for the J-hooks with the 90 at the top for horizontal mounting. See if that would fit your needs. http://www.erico.com/products/CADDYcfcCableCat.asp Fig. 15