[VoIP] Another WE question

[Lucky 225]

http://mysite.verizon.net/paul-f/we500typ.htm#Variations

here's a great site on all the variations, I guess the '2500' is actually a
2504 as well.


On 3/15/07, Steph Kerman <stfkerman at jps.net> wrote:
>
> Strictly speaking it's a 3504 set.  It's a convertible 2-wire/4-wire
> set.  16 button sets are 3500 series but there is no 3500 set as such.
>
> Steph
>
> Russ Price wrote:
> > I wasn't aware that it was known as a 3500, but yes, the ABCD keys are a
> > column to the right of the 369# column.  If the phone was an actual
> > Autovon phone, it would very likely be a four-wire set, and the keys
> > would be marked differently: A would be "FO" (Flash Override), B would
> > be "FI" (Flash Immediate), C would be "F" (Flash), and D would be marked
> > "P" (Priority).  Also, the # key would be marked "A".
> >
> > Asterisk can generate the ABCD tones and use them in extensions - and
> > most modems can also generate them.
> >
> > Jayson Smith wrote:
> >
> >> Hi,
> >> Last Friday, Lucky225 told me to get the WE 3500 if I wanted the ABCD
> tones.
> >> I couldn't find one of those on eBay. Is the 3500 just like the 2500,
> except
> >> that it has four extra buttons? I'd imagine the ABCD keys being to the
> right
> >> of the 369# keys, simply because that's the column the silver box makes
> >> switchable. Is this right? Are the ABCD keys used for much these days?
> I
> >> know they used to be used in Autovon. Heh, anybody ever thought of
> coding
> >> Autovon call priorities in Asterisk?
> >>
> >
> >
> >
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