KX-T: New Digital System

[OrrinCharm@aol.com]

Actually, there's now a very simple way to do that- if you install one or  
more VoIP lines, you can make them appear as analog lines at each system  
anywhere in the world, just my putting a VoIP modem at each location, and  
linking them all to the same telephone number.
 
I'm using XCast Labs for my VoIP lines on the KXT-1232 at my office 
(_www.xcastlabs.com_ (http://www.xcastlabs.com) ), and they assure me that  this 
will work.  In addition to having incoming calls ring on all of the  systems, 
they can ring simultaneously on cell phones and land lines.  
 
Since most VoIP calls are billed at a flat rate, it would be very  
inexpensive to link systems this way.
 
It doesn't require any IP capability in the phone systems at all . .  .
 
Orrin
 
 
 

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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 12:21:54 -0500
From: Dallas  Dingle <ddingle at supercalibrations.com>
Subject: KX-T: New Digital  system
To: "kxt at kxthelp.com" <kxt at kxthelp.com>
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We have been Panasonic dealers for many  years I think the first 
installation
we did was in 1988. We installed  quite  a few of the KXTD 1232s. Mostly 
high
end residential. Lately with  the additional of caller id and computer
programming for the analog 824 or  848 series, I have not seen allot of
reason to spend the effort and time to  take the  training needed  for the
new KXTDA 600 etc.series.
Now  I have a (deep pockets) client with several homes around the country. 
It
came  to mind that with the IP phone capabilities of the new series we  
could
combine these houses phone systems? At least to some degree. Have  
extensions
from the main KSU in each of the houses. I wonder how difficult  that would
be? Or is it asking for  problems I do not need.
Any  insight would be appreciated into the advantages or issues of the  
newest
series,especially regarding the IP extension  features
Thanks
Dallas Dingle


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