Motorola Solutions Inc. 99FT7012 Manual De Usuario
November, 1999
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Telario TS3000 Control Station Installation Manual
Telephone System Interfaces
An integral part of the pre-install site survey involves looking over the custom-
ers telephone system.
ers telephone system.
The Telario System must interface with analog phone lines. This was a delib-
erate design decision that provides you with as much flexibility as possible in
matching the Telario System to a customer’s telephone environment.
erate design decision that provides you with as much flexibility as possible in
matching the Telario System to a customer’s telephone environment.
The Telario System interfaces easily with analog PBX’s. If an analog PBX is
being used, be sure the PBX has lines available for each telephone line and/or
Communicator used in the Telario System. Your customer may need to have
the PBX manufacturer install additional line cards. When an analog PBX is
used, some of its features may be passed through the Telario System to the
handsets. Others may not.
being used, be sure the PBX has lines available for each telephone line and/or
Communicator used in the Telario System. Your customer may need to have
the PBX manufacturer install additional line cards. When an analog PBX is
used, some of its features may be passed through the Telario System to the
handsets. Others may not.
The Telario System can also work with digital PBX equipment in most cases,
as long as it is capable of adding analog line cards.
as long as it is capable of adding analog line cards.
The Telario System can also work with key telephone equipment. This is an
older technology characterized by six-button telephones.
older technology characterized by six-button telephones.
Of course, The Telario System can also simply be connected directly to dedi-
cated telephone lines.
cated telephone lines.