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Has anyone had experience maxing out an x16? 6 co's and 16 phones?
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He's talking with adding the card for the extra two CO's Ken.
I haven't added the CO card. My busiest and probably best test client is a local Pizza Hut. Phones get used and abused. So far so good.
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Thanks Bill. I have a customer that is thinking about adding a fifth line and up grading from non ksu 4 line phones to an x16. I have an existing customer with an x16 installation in place now with the co line expansion module with 9 phones. That seems to be working. I am wondering about how well the system will perform with 16 phones, if anyone has experience with that configuration.
Bob
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I have a cust with 6 lines and 14 phones, no problems at all.
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6x12 with no issues. Frankly I'm amazed with the X-16, especially for a Tecom product. We've had zero issues or failures of any kind. Nice little system for offices on a tight budget.
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Bill, my comment was that I have a KSU set up 4X`16 but none 6 X 16,,,,,,,,
The sixteen sets is no biggy.....I have only had one set have a bad mic.....otherwise they just click right along......
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I have installed around a dozen of them.. only had one bad phone. No service calls what so ever. They seem pretty bulletproof for those on a tight budget.
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Sorry Ken, it went over my head. Sounds like it's been given a pretty good thumbs up for a maxed out application.
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