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  • 14-05-2015 7:40pm
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    Johnhughes
    Registered Users Posts: 3 ✭


    i have a broadlink pabx system with 2 lines . i also have an analogue line . id like to get rid of the isdn lines and run the analogue line through the broadlink so that i could still transfer an incoming call from reception . does anyone know if this is possible ? eircom dont seem to think so as they say the system needs chips. is there any way of doing this with the system that i have ?


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    roast
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    What model broadlink system is it? Some of the units would need add-in cards for certain functionality, while some of them have the options built-in.

    On a side note - it's a fairly aging system. Might be worth looking at VOIP instead if it turns out you'd need to change hardware anyway.


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    Johnhughes
    Registered Users Posts: 3 ✭Johnhughes


    thanks for that - ill check out the model and come back


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    Johnhughes
    Registered Users Posts: 3 ✭Johnhughes


    hI ROAST
    THANKS FOR YOUR HELP
    APPARENTLY I NEED AN ANAOGUE CARD/CHIP INSERTED AT A COST OF 400 AS THEY DNT HAVE ANY SECOND HAND

    DO YOU KNOW ANYWHERE THAT I COULD SOURCE ONE ?

    THANKS

    JOHN HUGHES


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    SpaceTime
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    You can get VoIP to ISDN adaptors easily and cheaply as ISDN is very commonly used for individual landlines in Germany and a few other places where it was pushed very hard in the 1990s

    FritzBox for example has this.


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    roast
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    eBay or adverts would probably be your best bet if you absolutely have to upgrade that Broadlink. Even at that, it wouldn't be easy to find them, I would say.

    Realistically though, a VoIP system would probably be cheaper to deploy, and more cost-effective in the long-run without limiting future expansion.


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