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  1. jlexer

    Merlin Magix/Legend Microphone Volume

    Syquest: sorry, I did not see your reply before I added my post. The phone company has not physically tested the lines onsite. They only tested from their office while I was on the line with them. They have offered to send a tech, but since they feel there is nothing wrong on their end, if...
  2. jlexer

    Merlin Magix/Legend Microphone Volume

    Here is the current status: I've tested the receptacle output and it reads at 120.6 V +/- .2 during a two minute time period. I attached a 12ga ground cable from the front of the power supply module to the receptacle... no change. I tested each line individually by connecting a non-pbx phone...
  3. jlexer

    Merlin Magix/Legend Microphone Volume

    Spoke with the phone company and they stated that the lines test fine. They also had me plug a standard (non-pbx) phone directly into one of the incoming lines. I then made a call with this phone and confirmed that the person speaking did not need to have their mouth pressed up to the...
  4. jlexer

    Merlin Magix/Legend Microphone Volume

    Just tested and confirmed. There is definitely no problem at all when making internal calls. The speaker's mouth was a good 10" away from the microphone and it sounds just as clear as 1" from the microphone. Are you saying that I should next to try plug the PBX into a different electrical...
  5. jlexer

    Merlin Magix/Legend Microphone Volume

    After a physical office move to a new location. Parties that call us (or we call out) report that they can hardly hear us. After some testing, it appears that if the speaker's mouth is beyond 1-2 cm from the microphone the volume is totally eliminated. If the speaker's mouth is directly up...

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