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Have now heard back from B.T. on this one also, they were talking about long and short settings and they now want me to put a connection box at the end of the line which will change the resistance. I have previously read about this so this will be my next step.

B.T. have confirmed its do with the exchanges being different, they now want me to try changing some settings on the pabx. Have wrote to the company that supplies the pabx's and awaiting a response from them.

Thanks ISDNman, yes I am in Europe, U.K. 1) Yes if i plug the original phone into the right socket it does work, but you are right it is only on a short lead. 2) If i plug the second phone into the left socket it works fine. It seems like the right hand socket does not seem to like any...

I have an ISDN2 wall mounted box with 2 rj45 sockets underneath, the first socket (closest to the left) feeds an isdn phone, I would like to use the second socket (to the right) to use as an extra phone. I do not need different numbers to be set up, just to replicate what socket 1 does. However...

My problem is we have an ISDN2 line setup with 2 MSN numbers which route through a Euracom pabx. Both the area code and number are installed correctly in the pabx, but cannot get the second MSN number to work. I have done some extensive testing on this, and I know the pabx to be good. B.T. have...