Connecting to a cisco router
Connecting to a cisco router
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Hi
Could some help me on how to cross connect a Panasonic KXTD 816D to a cisco router on E&M configuration?. I already tried a cross connection config. But when i take a line (i.e. line C05) it automatically takes line C06. can some one tell me a helpfull trick. Thank you
Could some help me on how to cross connect a Panasonic KXTD 816D to a cisco router on E&M configuration?. I already tried a cross connection config. But when i take a line (i.e. line C05) it automatically takes line C06. can some one tell me a helpfull trick. Thank you
RE: Connecting to a cisco router
I do not believe Panasonic makes any of their systems with an analogue E/M connection, only 2-wire Tip/Ring, BRI, T1, & PRI. (The only exception might be the DBS series.) You may need to get a different Cisco module, an FXS type and configure for loop-start, unless Cisco makes a universal type. Then it is a matter of setting up the proper config. The 2-wire T/R circuit on the 816D is looking for loop battery. When the 816D senses no battery, it will search for another line. The docs from Cisco should provide info about the modules.
Hope this helps!
....JIM....
RE: Connecting to a cisco router
RE: Connecting to a cisco router
What type of E/M interface does the module provide? Is this a USA unit? What code is it assigned, KX-TD1?? ? The E/M connecting arrangements go by type. Types 1 thru 5 and the leads range from 4 to 8. So you will have to describe in detail what you have. Also what Cisco documentation do ypu have for that part of the set up? It probably gives a list of options too.
What kind of ckt are you trying to connect? Is it a tie trunk? None of the USA Panasonic manuals I have for the KX-TD816/1232 have any mention of anything E/M. So I can't help you there, but I can help on the wire side once you provide some info.
....JIM....
RE: Connecting to a cisco router
RE: Connecting to a cisco router
Panasonic in the USA does not market or sell a KX-TD184. That is why there is nothing in the domestic documents. I guess you use them in Russia alot?
Hope this helps!
....JIM....