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I was wondering if anyone knows whether there is any difference between the 1232 chip and the 816 one?
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I did not know there was a conf chip for the 8X16
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I remember installing one of those way back on a 1232, don't know of any difference. I remember it making a conf call sounds much better. They don't have anything like that for the new products do they?
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Yes there are echo cancellation cards.
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Do the ECHO cards serve the same purpose? I was always told they get rid of echo, while the conference chip seemed like it boosted volume.
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The Echo card also ups the number of conference calls to 16. Not sure if it boosts volume the description just says provides echo cancellation for up to 16 ports.
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the gain now can manually be adjusted on the lines if necessary !
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