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whats the difference between a 206 and 206E module ?

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skip555

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I see 200,206 and 400 modules either with or without the E
what does the E do that the modules without the e dont do ?
 
The 206 can be used as a stand alone phone system. You can plug a cord in it and get 2 lines and 2 extentions, They sold a "Partner connector" which is slightly different than a 2 slot acs carrier that allowed you to make the system a 4X12 or a 4X11 if you used music on hold. A 206 can be installed in a 5 slot with a Plus II or acs processor and act as an E card.

Don
 
Short answer : the E stands for Enhanced. It contains a small amount of processing capabilities to act as a stand-alone phone system without need for a CPU to control it. Without the E, it requires a CPU to control it. No CPU=Partner. Partner+ & Partner II & ACS require a CPU.

BTW, the C stands for Caller ID capable.
 
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Isn't it the other way around? A 206 has a processor and will act as a standalone, and a 206E or 206EC are expansion modules and will only work in a 2-slot or 5-slot carrier. Brian Cox
J & J Communications
brian@jandjcommunications.com
 
E stands for "expansion card" EC stands for "Expansion card" + "caller ID"

Avaya still uses the same codes, An ACS 308 is the processor, The 308 EC is an expansion card with caller ID

also have you ever seen a 400 card NOPE it's either a 400E or a 400EC because They "expand the systen" You most likely will never see a 400 system with 4 lines and no phones Just kidding :)

Don
 
There's LOTS of 400 cards - K400 linecards for 1A2!
Built by Western Electric!

(Is my age showing???) :)
Howard Dingman
Pro-Tel Communications
Endicott, NY 13760
mailto:hdingman@holocom.com
 
206 is a stand alone partner ,some 3.1E & 4.1E can be a stand alone procs. ,depends on the lucent comcode. all can be use in a 2 slot or 5 slot carrier
 
No 206E, 206EC or 308EC can be used as a standalone. They are only expansion mods. Only 206's and 308's (without the E or EC)can be used as standalone systems. Brian Cox
J & J Communications
brian@jandjcommunications.com

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