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Hey Guys i have a customer that wants a loud ringer hooked up to a cics can any one tell me which port it would get hooked up to and is there any programing that will need to be done to make it work ? Thanks in advance
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you will need to hook it up to the built in ATA, P117, assign lines and ringing, and it should be fine. I would recommend a Wheelock 90V audible ringer. They seem to work well.
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Wheelock also makes a UTA-1 thats nice.
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Many ways to do it.
Depending on what you want ringing. There is a 24V relay that can be controlled by a set, line or hunt group. also 7100 phones have a loud bell connection on the bottom of the phone.
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