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I have a TalkPath 305-04 that I got as part of an Ebay deal. It did not come with the power adapter (and the seller can't find it). I have a 12VAC power adapter in my shop but I don't know if it can deliver enough milliamps (it's rated for 1000mA). Does anyone know the correct milliamp spec for a standard 305-04 power adapter?
I tried the power adapter from my shop, and it seems to work for a short time and then the vm hangs. I realize that could be a number of things, but I thought the easiest thing would be to rule out the power adapter, except I can't find the milliamp spec anywhere in the documentation or online. I called Aztec and they said it's not printed on their replacement power adapters (which I find hard to believe).
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eBay, go back to the seller. Or you got what you paid for. Or call Verical who took over Vodavi and see what they say.
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cswroe, the 18v supply is used for the 303 and 304-model voicemail units. Vodavi switched to a 12v supply for the 305-model units. Also, both supplies are AC on the output, not DC. The amazon link you offered is for a DC supply. But thanks anyway.
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