Personally....I like the staggered ringing.   We're using a dual TD1232-7
and that style ringing works well in this large house.


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Dave Phelps wrote:

> I've worked on at least 50 different systems. I don't recall any,
> besides Pana, that have the staggered ring. What systems do you know of
> that have a staggered ring? Maybe there are some that I don't recall.
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Subject: Re: KX-T: KX-TA 624 extension ring problem
>
> Dave:
>
> Sorry, but all larger systems do this.  The demand for ringing power is
> to
> all phones at once would create a need for a very large power supply,
> hence the
> ringing is staggered.  All Panasonic systems do this except for the
> KX-TD308.
> Most other manufacturers do this also.  It kept the cost of the systems
> down.
>  Typically eight phones are rung and then the next eight.  You may have
> to
> re-arrange some stations if they are on different cards and near each
> other.
> Try grouping the phones in a specific area to ring together if that is
> an issue,
> while phones that are farther away can be the higher numbered
> extensions.
>
> Steve L. Martin
> Surf Side Sound, Inc.


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