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Customer is running 2 companys on 1 system. Company A is using channel 1. Would like to use a CO port for company B. Manual indicates you need a 24V pwr supply and capacitors and resistors. Has anyone attempted this, if so what is the recipe to make it work? The maunual is vague. Where does the capacitors go and how do you prevent the pwr sup backfeeding into the output of the music source. Company B has 2 lines.
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If you look under MOH assignments, there is a diagram in the manual showing the proper connections.
Connect 680ohm/1w resistors between each power supply lead and the CO input. Then connect the music output to the same CO input but first insert two 10uF/50v capacitors in series with one of the music leads.
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Thanks Dave the capacitors were throwing me off will try out appreciate the help will post outcome.
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Tested worked like a charm!Thanks for the info Dave.
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