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Posted by Charles P. on July 14, 2005, 2:49 am
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> Can you really parallel a standard POTS telefphone set with the electronic
> set? Which wires do you use? BTW, I was an engineer in mechanical
> and electronic switch design for over 30 years, but know little about the
> workings of the Partner system. Do you know of a document describing
> the workings of this system? Thanks.
>
Hi Art,
The Partner systems have the center pair available for an analog phone. It
will work as a stand alone analog extension, and it will work if the
electronic key phone is also plugged in at the same time.
You could use a regular modular splitter or fiddle with some wiring to give
it it's own jack.
Charles
> Charles P. wrote:
>>
>>>Does anyone know if there is a way to have 2 Lucent Partner phones ring
>>>on the same extension? At my church, we have 2 room used for music, one
>>>an office and one a practice room. We would like the same extension to
>>>ring in both rooms, which are separated by about 25' of hallway. I know
>>>you can't "just parallel" them, but was wondering if there was some
>>>configuration thing that could accomplish this. Thanx.
>>
>>
>> Also, you could parallel a standard "single line phone" with one of the
>> electronic phones. I'm pretty sure it will ring at the same time.
>> You will have to reprogram that extension so it defaults to using the
>> intercom when you pick up the handset, other wise the single line phone
>> will not be able to use the intercom (it would go right to an outside
>> line like the system phone does).
>>
>> If you do that, the slt can intercom other extensions, or dial 9 for an
>> outside line.
>>
>> good luck
>> Charles
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