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I am from the networking world and am just getting into the voip interconnect world. I have a customer with a older Partner system with 6 analog trunks. I am replacing the trunks with analog trunks from a voip system. The current patch cords are rj45 which is an 8 pin connector. I am sure I only need the Tip and Ring and would like to know if anyone knows the Partner pinout for the lines. Yeah I know I can find out by checking the trunks, but would like to avoid interrupting the service for the customer. Thanks for helping me be lazy.
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Yup, it is just the center pins. If you want to use an "RJ-11" line cord, that will work just fine into the Partner's line port.
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Just to confirm, by center pins you mean pin 4 and5 on a rj45. Tnx. Also good to know the RJ 11 will work as well.
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They are the same as any regular phone. Use a regular line cord. Both the line ports and the extension ports on the Partner happen to be 8pos/4pin for a reason other than making you think you have to use patch cords.
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