I am looking to buy a Meridian Business Telephone Model M5316 (M2616) for my home office. I am wondering if this will work.. I have only one line for the phone, but I am just wondering if it will be plug and play or if I will need to do something else.
I got an e-mail saying that there was a solution.. and now I can't see it... whats going on?I got an e-mail saying that there was a solution.. and now I can't see it... whats going on?
If that model phone has a rj14 jack ( standard phone jack) and when you plug it into a known good wall jack and you can draw dial tone then it will work. If not it requires a KSU to interface with the lines and that's a lot more equipment than you need for 1 or 2 lines. Thank you. Jer
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Depending what system your provider is using it can either be done by you at home or they will have to set it. If you call your provider they will help you or they will fix it. Each ring is set at 6 second intervals so if you have 3rings that is 18 seconds. If you was 6 rings then ask for 36 seconds etc. hope this helps
The phone can get some power from the loop like a basic telephone. That should suffice to make phone calls.
But many of the advance features and display options cannot work on loop power alone. You have to get a special plug that plugs into the wall AND the phone jack. Then plug the phone into that.
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You are picking up background noise as well as what you are trying to say. The mics are sensitive if you are moving papers or have a fan blowing that will cause the issue you have described
Your phone is designed for a PBX (Private Branch Exchange) unit like the Compact ICS or the 6x16 TCU that was at the office. It is not compatible with regular POTS lines or standard home lines.
I got an e-mail saying that there was a solution.. and now I can't see it... whats going on?
Thank you soo much.. Somehow I just saw the message...
This helps me out a whole lot!
You're amazing!
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