R2 Partner system 2

[sheetmetal]

It looks like I have inherited a phone system and would like some one to tell me the capacity of lines and stations in each module. Is there any analog stations?
Module 1 is a 206E R3.1
Module 2 is a 206EC R3.1
Processor is a R2.0
Module 3 is a 200
Thank you for any help.

 

[Dexman]

Hi!

You can connect up to telephone lines and 6 analog telephones on each 206 module. The 200 module is used to connect only 2 telephone lines to the system.

If the processor is a Partner ACS R2, you can add 8 analog telephones to that module.

Based on the list of the other modules in the system I am guessing that the processor is a Partner Plus. I don't think there are any port connections on the Partner Plus R2 processor.

 

[Dexman]

Oh, I almost forgot, the 206EC works with Caller ID while the 206E does not.

Total capacity of your system is 6 telephone lines and 12 extensions.

 

[gknight1]

and yes, your system does have analog ports. you can use any of ports on the system as an analog port.

 

[phonesaz]

If it is an ACS processor, you can add three telephone lines in addition to the eight telephone sets. (So your total capacity is 9 telephone lines and 20 telephone sets.) I would also verify the release by dialing Feature and then 59 from any display phone; sometimes the systems have been upgraded w/ PCMCIA card upgrades after the original install.

If the processor says Partner II, and doesn't have a bunch of line/phone jacks, it is a fairly old system; should still work OK, but may or may not hold its memory if the power fails. (System will come back up after a power outage, but individual buttons will be gone, all lines will ring, and the VM will be messed up.)