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I have a fairly older Omega phone system and I'm trying to get the MOH to work. I have the device plugged in and can hear the recording, but it is very faint and has a lot of "air-noise". The device is turned up all the way, the MOH on the CPU card is turned up all the way and I can not figure out how to troubleshoot. Is there something with the pin-outs that I need to do on the CPU card?
I no longer have tech support for this device, the company that serviced it is out of business and there isn't anyone else in the immediate area to help.
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I'd bet on an impedance mismatch. You should not have to crank up the volume to faintly hear it. What kind of music source are you using?
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Take the cable out of the Iwatsu & hook your butt set up to it and listen, how loud is it then?
I thought you said that your system was down...
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thanks, I will try your suggestions
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