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I'm moving an Axxess soon & would like to prewire some of the 25 pair cables. I couldn't pull the connectors to see what type of 25pr cable I would need, male or female. Does anyone know what gender is needed to connect to a digital line card & a CO card?
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I believe that InterTel cards take Female ends, just the opposite of Toshiba cards, finding out from experience of swapping from InterTel to Toshiba.
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I had an Axxess Cert. around 1991 or 92.
Back when the latest S/W disks were V2.0.01
As I recall they use to use a DB connecter for the CO and station ports. I could be wrong and they may have changed since then anyway.
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Thanks for the responses, I checked further & they are indeed female 25 pr needed to connect.
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