Re: Panasonic KX-TE308

On 19 May, 22:19, Jono <notha...@blueyonder.invalid> wrote:
> LeeBridgewater explained on 19/05/2008 :
>
> > Jono, thanks for this...
>
> > I have seen some Pansonic units with multicore going direct into the
> > CCU then terminating onto a voice rail/patch panel in the data cab -
> > Is this still in existance today or do you have to use individual
> > RJ45's for each extension then terminate onto the patch panel? I guess
> > this is easier as most users I guess would just plug the RJ45 for each
> > extension into the relvent module on the structured cabling patch
> > panel... sorry if Im wrong.
>
> > Lee
>
> Well, the KXTDA100 and above would use a Telco (25 pair). The one you
> were asking about the KXTDA15 has, in its out-of-the-box configuration,
> 4 physical extension ports - all of which are presented on RJ-45
> sockets.
>
> Each extension port uses 2 pairs within the cable (Blues & Oranges, I
> believe.)
>
> The Blue pair supports a single analogue extension.
>
> The Orange pair supports a digital extension (each of which can support
> an additional digital phone plugged into the bottom of the phone in
> each port.)
>
> You could plug 4 patch leads into 4 structured cabling patch panel
> sockets. At the other end, you could plug in 4 analogue phones &
> nothing else. Or you could plug in 4 of the 24 button digital phones.
> At the bottom of each are 1 analogue socket and a digital socket -
> giving you another 8 extensions.....or you could break out the blues at
> the voice patch panel and send them to diffrent outlets
>
> As you stated, there is nothing to stop you plugging the patch lead
> directly into the structured cabling patch panel & not having a voice
> patch panel, however, depending upon where you want to present the
> analogue ports, it's easier to break the blues out if thy're connected
> to a voice patch panel.

Thanks Jono, just what I was after - a clear and concise breakdown.

Once again, appreciate your time.

Lee
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