dmr@csli.stanford.edu (Daniel M. Rosenberg) (11/21/90)
I work for a college radio station (KZSU FM 90.1 for you Bay Area folks) which currently has it's very own SxS 1930's vintage stepper PBX with a couple of Touch Tone adapters. It has around 25 extensions, and seven (ground start) trunks. While it's still working okay, it is kinda big and clunky (audibly), and we're wondering what sorts of PBX's or KSU's are out there that can handle this -- and where I can get the spec sheets. Features we need: o lots of off premise extensions, several up to three kilometers away (at our transmitter site). o a way to interface easily to our patch bay for calls taken over the air (like call-in talk shows, sports broadcasts, and whatnot). This is easy enough to cobble up on our POTS 1A2 system, but are there any devices like Panasonic 616/1232's which send normal tip and ring, only larger? Thanks for any hints. # Daniel M. Rosenberg // Stanford CSLI // Chew my opinions, not Stanford's. # dmr@csli.stanford.edu // decwrl!csli!dmr // dmr%csli@stanford.bitnet