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Posted by Lawrence Roney on June 24, 2005, 2:39 am
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For what it's worth, the AT&T (Lucent, Avaya, whatever they call
themselves these days) Definity switches are able to sense the analog
phone's ringer capacitance across the line. If the phone got unplugged,
an alarm popped up after the test routine ran. The test could be
disabled on a per line basis. It was a really nice feature that I wish
the Meridian had.
L.
Bob wrote:
> An analog phone does not have the intelligence to respond to an inquiry like
> a digital set does. A possibility is to put out analog sets that have
> message waiting lights, and programming the set for mwi, and lpa. The
> presence of the set can be determined by doing a unit test in ld 32.
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>>Hello,
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>>Is there any way of remote check if an analog phone is connected to PBX?
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>>I am thinking about something like "idu" or "untt" but for analg lines.
>>Is there any commend in LD36 for checking visibility of analog phones?
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>>Thank you in advance.
>>
>>regards,
>>Tom
>>--
>>NOT my e-mail: spam@is.okay.se
>>Those who can, do; those who can't, simulate.
>>bash$ declare -i n=0;r(){ echo $n;n=n+1;r;};r
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