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have esi ivx20 system can anyone provide
wire diagram to attache from main box to blocks to operate 3 stations with 2 active lines.
have 3 pig tails from main system box cut when we moved the main board.
thanks
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This system should only have 1 25 pair amphenol cable connected on the right side. If there are more than 1 location to connect then it isn't a "20".
Pairs 1,2 & 3 will activate the extensions.
Pairs 20 & 21 is where to feed in the CO lines.
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I have learned via PM that some odd practices were used to create what was referred to as "3 pig tails". I responded with the following:
I wish you luck with whatever you choose to do. I strongly recommend purchasing a male amphenol cable (only about 10 bucks) to wire to a 66 block. Sure will help in the future. The "20" is a damn good system. I would hate to see it get blamed for trouble due to poor install practice.
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thanks for the good advice have ordered parts will install and clean up system.
terry
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