Re-use the Panasonic analog phones

Asked By Jose Mari Aureus 0 points N/A Posted on - 03/23/2012

Is it possible to retain the analog Panasonic phones in our office even though we plan to change the brand of our company's Pabx?

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Answered By Edwon Redrikk 5 points N/A #119846

Re-use the Panasonic analog phones

Hi Jose,

My answer would be yes, it is still possible to retain the phones since they are usually used even as of now!this is because the pabx doesn't really affect the VOIP technology, since they will have the retained former communication means and can work hand in hand!

It is however good to know how to balance and maintain them for the good running of the company and development still as yet!

Ensure the inter switching options are set as required by prospective manufacturers to run properly

That should solve your query

Thanks

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Answered By Edmund Joseph 5 points N/A #119847

Re-use the Panasonic analog phones

Hi there user:

I don’t see problem if you retain it into your office.

This is an issue of an automatic business telephone system versus the classic system. Remember the classic issue with cars versus buses and trains. We need to retain buses and trains because they have terminals which are importantly needed to balance the transport system. What will happen if you remove these? Traffic. The modern issue of cellular phones versus telephones. Like buses and trains have terminals, telephones have base. What will happen if you remove telephone? Network traffic. 

It’s not impossible to retain it, just make sure these two (2) system don’t lap.

Thanks for posting. 

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