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Hello,
Can someone provide me some guidance on a problem that I'm having with a Panasonic TD-1232 phone system. It is working well on two of the phone extensions. The telephone installer got two of the lines to work but is not available for a few days and we need to try to get one or two extensions up and running before he returns.
I copied the work that he did essentially, wiring 4 pairs to a phone block. Two of the blue wires were wired back to another block. I chose the next position on the block to do the wiring.
What should I be looking at to diagnose this problem. This phone system was recently moved from another location.
Thanks
Mike
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Get somebody who knows what they are doing. I have no idea what the hell you are talking about.
-Hal
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The part about a picture being worth a thousand words applies here. I'm with Hal, but let me help you out. What's 8x3? A TD system has 8 extensions per cable with the system phones using either the first two or the second pair of each trio of pairs.
After that, you're on your own.
Carl
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