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I don't have much experience with panasonic, but I would assume the door phone is analog. You'll need an ata to convert the digital port from the system.
Nortel makes a pretty decent digital door phone, though I don't recall wheather it's compatible with a 6x16. If they're using it to unlock / buzz in customers at the front door, this may be a better option.
Nortel makes a pretty decent digital door phone, though I don't recall wheather it's compatible with a 6x16. If they're using it to unlock / buzz in customers at the front door, this may be a better option.
What make/model of door phone is it?
The ones that we always put in are made by Valcom. These are terminated on a trunk port as an incoming trunk. Then you assign the trunk to appear and ring on certain phones and label the button as "Door". When someone presses a button, the unit generates ring tone and waits for someone to access the line. When it senses that the call is answered, it provides talk battery to allow 2-way conversation.
The ones that we always put in are made by Valcom. These are terminated on a trunk port as an incoming trunk. Then you assign the trunk to appear and ring on certain phones and label the button as "Door". When someone presses a button, the unit generates ring tone and waits for someone to access the line. When it senses that the call is answered, it provides talk battery to allow 2-way conversation.
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