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I'm looking for a device that will allow a CC machine to scan three lines to find a open one .

I thought mulit link made one but I don't see it on their site I've checked the other obvious sources and I don't see any there either

anyone have a source ?


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Viking to the rescue

The LS-4x4 line scanner


https://www.vikingelectronics.com/products/view_product.php?pid=179


~or~ google line pooling device.

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Thanks Don , I looked at viking but missed it ...I tried all kinds of "share " type google searches I just didn't think of "pooling "


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How about a cheap, used Panasonic KSU with three trunks? Put the CC machine on a SLT port, and program it to dial 9 first.


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I want it to auto search when it goes off hook without having to get the credit card company involved in programing a 9 in the dial string

I just set up a new store for them and I have it running of the analog port of the phone system with auto line select going to trunk group 90 and it works fine . So they asked me to do a older store that has a ONYX VS , the ONYX ASI will only allow a dial 9 so thats why I'm looking for a better solution

good thought though ,thanks Arthur


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I can change the programming in my cc machine myself. I assumed all machines had that capability.


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