Key phones won't power up with IPS416

Key phones won't power up with IPS416

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Key phones won't power up with IPS416 PhysicsTeacher 09-24-2006
Posted by PhysicsTeacher on September 24, 2006, 9:35 pm
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I have three IPS416 PBXs (sold by NYTEL or BBS Telecom), and I recently
purchased on EBay a single lot of used key telephones that were
designed to work with the IPS systems. I've got several each of the
IVT-16D and the BK-416EX.

Each of my IPS416s works flawlessly with my analog sets, but I cannot
get any of the key sets to power up. I thought it might be my house
wiring, so I tried plugging them directly into the IPS416, to no avail.
The manual indicates that the black and yellow wires on the RJ14
should be crossed, i.e., the black wire from the switch should feed the
yellow wire going to the keyset and vice versa, so I tried crossing
them, again with no success.

I've tried every one of these phones, and they appear to be totally
dead -- no lights, no nothing. In desperation, I've broken down and
ordered a brand new IVT-16D to see if it works. Am I missing something
obvious here, or did I just get suckered on this particular EBay
purchase?

Thanks,

Bob


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Posted by PhysicsTeacher on September 29, 2006, 8:26 am
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PhysicsTeacher wrote:
> I have three IPS416 PBXs (sold by NYTEL or BBS Telecom), and I recently
> purchased on EBay a single lot of used key telephones that were
> designed to work with the IPS systems. I've got several each of the
> IVT-16D and the BK-416EX.
>
> Each of my IPS416s works flawlessly with my analog sets, but I cannot
> get any of the key sets to power up. I thought it might be my house
> wiring, so I tried plugging them directly into the IPS416, to no avail.
> The manual indicates that the black and yellow wires on the RJ14
> should be crossed, i.e., the black wire from the switch should feed the
> yellow wire going to the keyset and vice versa, so I tried crossing
> them, again with no success.
>
> I've tried every one of these phones, and they appear to be totally
> dead -- no lights, no nothing. In desperation, I've broken down and
> ordered a brand new IVT-16D to see if it works. Am I missing something
> obvious here, or did I just get suckered on this particular EBay
> purchase?
>
The new keyset didn't work either. Further troubleshooting identified
two of the three IPS416s to be faulty. The keysets worked with the
third IPS416. After testing the keysets with the first two IPS416s, I
had not tested them with the third (and only good) IPS416, assuming
that both of the IPS416s would not be faulty.

Bob

P.S. Special thanks to Brian of Lee Phones for his assistance with my
troubleshooting. I highly recommend his organization.


Posted by PhysicsTeacher on September 29, 2006, 8:26 am
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PhysicsTeacher wrote:
> I have three IPS416 PBXs (sold by NYTEL or BBS Telecom), and I recently
> purchased on EBay a single lot of used key telephones that were
> designed to work with the IPS systems. I've got several each of the
> IVT-16D and the BK-416EX.
>
> Each of my IPS416s works flawlessly with my analog sets, but I cannot
> get any of the key sets to power up. I thought it might be my house
> wiring, so I tried plugging them directly into the IPS416, to no avail.
> The manual indicates that the black and yellow wires on the RJ14
> should be crossed, i.e., the black wire from the switch should feed the
> yellow wire going to the keyset and vice versa, so I tried crossing
> them, again with no success.
>
> I've tried every one of these phones, and they appear to be totally
> dead -- no lights, no nothing. In desperation, I've broken down and
> ordered a brand new IVT-16D to see if it works. Am I missing something
> obvious here, or did I just get suckered on this particular EBay
> purchase?
>
The new keyset didn't work either. Further troubleshooting identified
two of the three IPS416s to be faulty. The keysets worked with the
third IPS416. After testing the keysets with the first two IPS416s, I
had not tested them with the third (and only good) IPS416, assuming
that both of the IPS416s would not be faulty.

Bob

P.S. Special thanks to Brian of Lee Phones for his assistance with my
troubleshooting. I highly recommend his organization.


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