Is there a way?

[aussie88]

I have a page amp that is installed in the office from a precious system. the only problem is that the input on the amp is rca jacks, and the output on the legend is an RJ-11. Does avaya make an adapter for this??

Can I make my own adapter??

Austin

 

[ken07734]

yup, its a KS-23395L3

 

[aussie88]

thanks,

will this adapter also work on the 820d2??

Thanks for the reply

 

[ken07734]

I believe so.

 

[aussie88]

I have looked around, but I cannot seem to find this adaptor. where do you aquire these?

thanks

 

[AndrePa]

Aussie,

Did You say You wanted to make You own cable adapter?
First of all You will need a T/R line matching ( 600 ohm balanced ) transformer. Free!, get them from old single line answering machines. You will need a RJ11 cable , and a RCA cable, which I'm sure You have laying around. Just make sure th 600 ohn side of the transformer goes to RJ11 jack. Look at pic on link, have fun, Andre

http://members.aol.com/SuperMerlinMan/PBX/CheapMOH_adapter.jpg

 

[TouchToneTommy]

Thanks for the link, AndrePa, but I think Aussie88 is looking for a way to take a trunk and connect it to the input of the paging amp. Avaya currently uses a UPAM (Universal Paging Access Module) or a Page-Pal. These both allow you to interface either a Trunk port, or a single line station port to the input of an amp. Or Google on Trunk Page Adapter, I'm sure Viking probably has something.

 

[aussie88]

AndrePa,

I am always up to rigged up remedies. However the link that you sent me was for a MOH cable. That will take an RCA plug and turn it into an RJ-11. What I am looking for is the opposite. Taking an RJ11 and converting it to an rca plug so that I can connect the 820 control unit with a page amp with rca inputs. TouchToneTommy, thanks for the reply, but I would rather not use a page-pal or a upam. That would mean ditching the current amplifier. Do you know of an adapter that provides no amplification??

Thanks for the GREAT replys,

Austin

 

[TouchToneTommy]

Actually, the UPAM and the PagePal don't do any amplification, they just provide talk battery to the Legend trunk port, and couple the audio to your exsisting amplifier's RCA Input. You use them along with an amplifier.

See also,

http://www.vikingelectronics.com/

and look for their PI-1 Paging Interface

Or at Gordon Kapes, look at

http://www.gkinc.com/Overview262.htm