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I was asked for a proposal to replace a BCM50 that was damaged by lightning. The customer isn't fond of the Nortel, and wants to look at other brands. He has a Polycom conference phone that has a Nortel label on it as well. It plugs into an adapter - ata? Is this actually a single line telephone that could be used on an analogue slt port on another brand of system? Can it be a stand alone conference phone on a POTS line?
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It is a single line phone when used with ata.
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You can use it on any system with Analog port on it. It also can be plug in into CO directly.
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Nortel/Polycom make a digital version of this phone. They refer to it as the Norstar Audio Conferencing Unit. If it looks like this, with the Nortel logo, it is a digital set and will NOT work on any system with an analog adapter. The KSU sees this unit as a M7100 and has all the features of a digital terminal. [img] https://farm4.static.flickr.com/3589/3615209243_dc38021bc8.jpg?v=0[/img] The "adapter" could very well be the power supply and not an ATA. Polycom makes these phones for other manufacturers as well, so to be sure, connect a digital set to the jack and see if it comes up.
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