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The Lynx is brand new I haven't even seen one yet. Its made for SOHO use here are the specs I can email brochure if you want one.

Analog CO Line = 6
VoIP Trunk Lines (SIP) = 4
Digital Key Station = 4
Analog Extensions with CID = 12
Auto Attendant, Operator Delay (2 Channels)
Voice Mail (All Extensions) (2 Channel) Yes / 2.5 Hr
RS232 Port
Battery Backup (Optional)
External MOH
KSU Dimension- L x W x H (mm) 290x230x76


telecom guy10 from reading this thread you are not ready for a system. Get yourself a couple 66 blocks and do some rewiring at your house. Punchdown all pairs of all wires down the right side of the blocks. Take your COL and loop it down the left side of blocks then add bridge clips to the pairs your phones are on. Once you get this all working then you can start thinking about systems. I do suggest doing this as if/when you try to put a system in it will make it easier for you to do one phone at a time so your parents won't lose all phone service while you figure it out. Summer is almost here start looking around at the telecom companies in your area and see if you can get a helper job.

That sounds good. I would appreciate it if you could email me the brochure. Thank you for the information.
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Adix vs will do all of what you want.Only need a single pair.Two analog ports Six digital to start with plus expandable.Up to six co lines.

One of the best voicemail systems out there for as small as it is.

The programming part can get to be a pain but not too bad.

We sell DSX-40's with 3 phones installed for less than $XXXX. ??? And if I can master something most others can too.

Edit: To remove pricing.

Is pricing allowed on open forum ??

No it's not.

Thank you very much Dave.

I think if I am reading your post correctly, you have all the WHT/BLU BLU/WHT pairs going to the same point. Each telephone station port needs its own 2-pair wire run from the telephone system to the station jack. 2-pair for an Avaya Partner ACS.

Sorry folks....

X16 Xblue may be ready to rise again on your radar. You can run up to 4 phones on a single shared pair and your Mom can still keep her cordless phone wired ahead of the system. When she uses it, the line lamp will show it too! Those X16 phone sets might grow on you and and the navigation button is similar to cell phones. As you are finding out, identifying the features you need rules out most of the cheap Ebay systems. That is why they are so cheap. If you were local, I would even just give you one of my old retired systems to play with. I don't even waste my time posting those types on Ebay that flood Ebay.