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Posted by AbleComm on January 30, 2006, 6:15 am, in reply to "(no subject)"

Panasonic's use of language leaves a lot to be desired.
The number of ports in a voice processor indicates the number of simultaneous conversations it can handle. A port is not necessarily the same thing as a physical jack on the voice processor.
With phone systems using analog integration (APITS), such as KX-TA624 and 824, each voice processor jack carries one conversation (one port), and each one needs to be connected to a jack in the phone system.
With phone systems using digital integration (DPITS), such as KX-TD, KX-TDA, KX-TAW, and KX-TA1232, each voice processor jack carries TWO conversations (two ports), and you don't need to connect each one to a jack in the phone system.
Two ports need just on jack in the phone system. Make sure you make connections with a phone cord that has a DATA PAIR -- the yellow and black wires in a normal cord and phone jack. A cord with just two wires in the center positions will NOT work for DPITS.

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Re: (no subject) - Ken January 30, 2006, 2:33 pm

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