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We are opening a small warehouse in Mexico, and the local vendor has quoted us a KX-TES824 system. I plan to have a paging speaker in the warehouse connected to the page port of the system. However, I also want the PA speaker to ring when the phones ring so they can hear it in the warehouse. I don't have experience in Panasonic, but for Nortel and Inter-tel, we usually take a spare phone, add it to the ring group, then simply tie the phones internal speaker output to the PA speaker. I could do the same thing here I suppose, but I'm wondering if this system has anything built-in that would accomplish ringing the PA output on the system when the phones ring.
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If you get a wheelock or bogen amp they have ringing modules that will make pa system ring on calls .You connect a analog ext to the ringer module and viola!
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Originally posted by kxtvet: If you get a wheelock or bogen amp they have ringing modules that will make pa system ring on calls .You connect a analog ext to the ringer module and viola! Hmm. Well, I wasn't planning to have an amp actually. I was simply going to go from the external paging jack on the KX-TES824 to a powered PA horn (Valcom 24V 5W). That should handle the paging, just need the ring. I may need to tie the speaker output from the shop phone to the PA horn as well. See any danger in doing that without an actual audio mixer?
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you could wire up some a dee's 20db stingers loud ringers on analog ext.
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Originally posted by kxtvet: you could wire up some a dee's 20db stingers loud ringers on analog ext. That may be the best idea. The system has 8 extensions available, and I should have at least 1 extra for this purpose.
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Originally posted by alphagsc: Originally posted by kxtvet: [b] you could wire up some a dee's 20db stingers loud ringers on analog ext. That may be the best idea. The system has 8 extensions available, and I should have at least 1 extra for this purpose. [/b]Actually, I just looked at the manual again and noticed it says: Any single line telephone (SLT) can be connected in parallel with a proprietary telephone (PT) to a Hybrid Port on the PBX. Maybe I won't need a dedicated extension then.
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Here's a thought. Bogen NR-100A.
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Originally posted by alphagsc: Actually, I just looked at the manual again and noticed it says: Any single line telephone (SLT) can be connected in parallel with a proprietary telephone (PT) to a Hybrid Port on the PBX. Maybe I won't need a dedicated extension then. Depends on whether you want the PA ringing on intercom calls as well. If you use a dedicated extension for the PA ringing, you can control whether it rings immediately on all incoming calls or just after a delay if the call isn't answered in the office. And change this for lunch/evening times etc.
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Originally posted by Carl Navarro: Here's a thought. Bogen NR-100A.
Carl Yes, nice. However, I won't have an amp to connect the output to, just the powered PA horn which will already have the External Paging jack from the PBX connected to it. Not sure if it's a concern to have two inputs simply tied together to the paging horn like that.
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Originally posted by Owain: Originally posted by alphagsc: [b]Actually, I just looked at the manual again and noticed it says: Any single line telephone (SLT) can be connected in parallel with a proprietary telephone (PT) to a Hybrid Port on the PBX. Maybe I won't need a dedicated extension then. Depends on whether you want the PA ringing on intercom calls as well.
If you use a dedicated extension for the PA ringing, you can control whether it rings immediately on all incoming calls or just after a delay if the call isn't answered in the office. And change this for lunch/evening times etc. [/b]Well, if it's connected to the shop phone, then I guess it doesn't matter if it rings for intercom calls as well. Actually might be better if it did. I could still use a dedicated port if needed. I didn't realize the KX-TES824 had the ability to control a delayed ring based on a schedule. I don't have the programming manual though, just the installation and user manuals.
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