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"DEAD AIR SPACE ON HOLD..." Please help Nortel 8x24 DB5
stefanog65, Please let me know how I can call you. Thanks, glpier.- glpierglpier
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- Forum: Nortel: CS1000 (Meridian) systems
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"DEAD AIR SPACE ON HOLD..." Please help Nortel 8x24 DB5
phdude, No. I "punched down" on the left side. The way this block is set up is the following: There are 25 pairs running down the left and 25 pairs running down the right. On the right, this is where all the extensions hook into. We have about a total of 10. (We have 4 lines...- glpierglpier
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- Forum: Nortel: CS1000 (Meridian) systems
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"DEAD AIR SPACE ON HOLD..." Please help Nortel 8x24 DB5
executone, Thanks for the response. I did try the slate/violet violet/slate pair on the block. It happened to be the very last pair on the left side of the block (I believe the 25th pair from the top). I am assuming that this is the correct location of it. A couple of questions: 1. Can you...- glpierglpier
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- Forum: Nortel: CS1000 (Meridian) systems
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"DEAD AIR SPACE ON HOLD..." Please help Nortel 8x24 DB5
Okay, I'm not in the business. I work for a church and I'm the guy that is now in charge of the phone system. I'm a bit computer network savy, so I can understand about 40% of what you guys say. I got an old Nortel 8x24 DB5 running with a Voice Gate 4000 DOS machine (I hate the Voice Gate...- glpierglpier
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