01-05-2004 11:37 AM - edited 03-13-2019 03:12 AM
A trading company is planning to replace their Nortel phone system and currently have 8 Auto Ring Down Analog Circuits from various traders (Merrill, Smith Barney, Goldman Sachs, etc). I'm still waiting response from the techs of the trading companies they deal with but for the mean time, do you know what analog interface supports these typical analog ring down PLAR circuits ? Is it FXO or FXS? THanks!
01-05-2004 01:03 PM
FXS.
Regards,
James
01-05-2004 01:19 PM
Thanks. I appreciate your help. I will order the FXS ports and test them out...
--Paul
01-08-2004 02:58 PM
I tried it on an FXS port (NM-HDA-4FXS) but I hear a "grounded" type of line. I can hear the other end ring and pickup (and converse) but very barely. It's overshadowed by the loud noise on the line...tried 2 lines from Goldman and First Boston.
01-09-2004 07:08 AM
The FXS did not work. As an experiment, I plugged in a POTS phone directly into the PLAR line from Telco and amazingly, I got ring and the trader on the remote end answered. This meant that I need to plug the telco line into an analog port that does not provide dial tone - this case FXO...It WORKED..from the phone, I press my PLAR programmed button and it rings the other end automatically...we still need to test today since the remote end did not have live traders after 6PM...will keep this thread posted...
01-13-2004 07:42 AM
I was able to successfully get it working with FXO ports on an NM-HDA + EM=HDA-4FXO on 3745 router with 12.3.4T IOS. I tried it on 2 LIVE Telco PLAR lines from First Boston and Morgan Stanley and worked perfectly. The other end answered and the conversation was loud and clear. They were also able to ring me back on my plar button and worked great...
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