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I need to connect two digital PBX lines into two analogue VoIP ports on a gateway. Does anyone know of a suitable analogue to digital converter thats available (and doesnt cost the earth!).

Thanks in advance.

All PBX's digital ports "speak" a proprietary "language". There aren't many (none that I know of) that are universal. Do you know the brand of the PBX that is being used? Without that information, we cannot give you a definitive answer.

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How come there's always enough time to go back and fix it a second time?

Hi

There are two systems - one is a Lucent system, the other a Panasonic.

I will also have to do the same in the near future for a Mitel system.

Cheers

Multitech, Adtran come to mind when an application of this sort is needed.......

I do believe MultiTech has a UK branch.....
Their products are more suited for your application......

Thanks for the sugestion. I have had a look at the site and the product that is displayed ins the 'CallFinder' - but this appears to connect with a DID line and presents FXS/FXO lines.

I need to connect to a digital extension and convert it to an analogue signal.

if you are talking about a DIGITAL TELEPHONE EXTENSION I just dont know how that could be done........

A CO PORT yes.......

I guess I m having trouble understanding what it is you are trying to do...
almost all systems have some type of single line device/card/adapter to create an analogue station port (regular telephone, modem, fax, etc...).


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Yeh, I know you can get such an converter for any Nortel or Avaya digital extention port.

If you want shoot me an e-mail and I can give you a contact.

Thanks,

Oh, also have info on Panasonic.
Sorry didn't look at all post.
Mitel don't know.