AboutEric Miller Expertise I have over 10 years worth of experience in the telecommunications industry. I can give helpful information on virtually all aspects of telecommunications from residential installations to full size commercial installations. I have extensive experience in working with telecom media from CAT3 cable to fiberoptic cable. Be forewarned, hardware and software is not my thing, but I will give it my best to answer your questions.
Experience I have over 10 years worth of telephony experience, most of it in installation. I have extensive experience working with dial tone. I also have extensive knowledge in the installation/termination of all low-voltage cables, from CAT3 voice grade cable, to outside plant cable, to fiberoptic cable. I have used all types of test equipment ranging from CAT5 cable testers to OTDR's. I have experience in working with digital keys systems and PBX's.
Education/Credentials I have been BICSI certified. I have held certifications in digital key systems, voicemail, and other external equipment. I have held numerous certifications covering the installation of low voltage cable, including fiberoptic cable.
Expert: Eric Miller Date: 2/13/2008 Subject: panasonic kxtda600
Question QUESTION: hi eric, I'm not good writing in english but I need some help wiht a panasonic kx tda600, if you can do it I'll appreciate it very much. thanks
ANSWER: I'd love to help. What can I do for you?
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QUESTION: well, I need to program this pbx for a power failure transfer, and the fact is that I don't kown how to do it. well If you don't understand my question, please let me kown. thanks
Answer Well, I wish I could be of more help, but I have zero experience on anything Panasonic. I can tell you what I know about other key system/PBXs, however. Most have built in power fail ports that can be utilized in the event of power disruption. Any and all programming is usually done inside the switch, and then it's plug and play. Now, getting the entire system to switch to another power source in the event of a power disruption is a whole new ballgame. My best guess would be to contact the manufacturer and ask to speak to customer support. If I knew a little more about your circumstances and what the customer is wanting/needing, maybe I could be of more help. If you can go more in-depth, please let me know and I'll help you the best I can. Thanks for the question!
