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IPO500v2 integration with Panasonic
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Which Panasonic are you looking at? In theory you could link the trunks to analogue extensions ports on a Panasonic but far from a good idea.
The usual way would be IP based which would need the correct hardware and licences at each end.
The usual way would be IP based which would need the correct hardware and licences at each end.
I would connect 4 single line extensions from the Panasonic to the 4 analog trunks ports in the IPO. The analog ports can then be put into a line group that rings where you want, or whomever they want. At the Panasonic, you would want to program the extensions to not dial 9, as you will need to dial a short code from the IPO. That way users don't have to dial two codes, if you want to use the Panasonic lines for out dial. The analog trunks can be programmed to ring wherever desired, and the Panasonic users can xfer calls to the extension they desire.
As a possible work around, you can use an analog extension on the IPO500v2, connect it to an available trunk position on the Panasonic .
Reverse the mention steps for the Panasonic to IPO500v2.
Make test calls.
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I will connect physically, because I do not have a SIP channel license
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"Is it possible to split the four ports on the IP Office, 2 for outgoing calls and 2 for receiving calls from the Panasonic?
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connection between the two PBXs
