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Omega 924 analog line #637993 08/20/20 10:58 AM
Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 300 Likes: 1 Connecticut USA Keyset6 Member
Keyset6 Member Joined: Apr 2005 Posts: 300 Likes: 1 Connecticut USA	Had a call yesterday where one of 2 analog lines was always a fast busy. I was going to log into the system from a phone but then thought that wouldn't be able to troubleshoot the situation. After powering off/on the system it was Ok. I always wonder, why did it happen to begin with and it may happen again. I do have a .pdf manual, I referenced it to see where the power switch was since it's been a while since I've worked on one and it was hard to see it due to the lighting. Probably the analog line is on the main circuit board, correct? I know modules can added, but I though it was likely it was kind of like an Iwatsu VS with 2 built in analog lines. I seem to remember another forum brand on here, something Blue which I think the 924 actually is. I posted about the 924 here a while ago, scrolled back several pages but didn't find my thread yet. If I can find it and there is in fact a forum for that brand maybe I'll post it there. ** Looked again after I submitted it - found XBlue which I believe the Omega 924 is. Last edited by Keyset6; 08/20/20 11:01 AM.

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Re: Omega 924 analog line Keyset6 #637998 08/20/20 05:59 PM
Joined: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,802 Likes: 11 Western NY JBean3329 Moderator-Iwatsu
JBean3329 Moderator-Iwatsu Joined: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,802 Likes: 11 Western NY	Everything connects to the motherboard with goofy liitle connectors, similar to a VS MISC card but smaller and easier to lose. A fast busy is usually a TELCO network issue, rather that a CPE issue. Next time it happens, lift the line from the KSU and check it with a butt set. I retired my last 924 about 6 months ago, and can't remember if a fast busy comes from a trunk port missing battery or not... The 924 was manufactured for Iwatsu by Tecom, and XBlue IIRC Last edited by JBean3329; 08/20/20 06:00 PM. Sometimes the thoughts in my head get so bored, they go for a stroll through my mouth. This is rarely a good thing.