Doug,
OK thanks. What I have is a PC based PBX which actually was called
an OpenPBX that has 4 cards that connect via 25 pair cables to a 66 block.
>From there you run in your telephone lines and extensions. There is also an
auxiliary power plant that needs to be wired into the various connecting
blocks and that is what my concern is. I have all of the schematics except
for that particular diagram. MOH is also a feature that can be used with
this system as well as a voice mailbox.
It was last used around 1999 or thereabouts. We need it now to use
as a back up to another system that will be changed over in the near future.
Thank o again,
Bright Moments Always
Tony Burrell, II
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Tony,
I was joking with you. You have the wrong OpenPBX. This is a software
product, not hardware.
Doug
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Doug,
thank you very very much for the reply. Sorry my previous reply was too
long for posting. From what I can tell, there should be the first 4 port
(pairs) for incoming PSTN CO lines and the last 12 ports starting on pin 27
(pair 14) to be used for extension telephones. Would you let me know if I
have this incorrect as well?
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