The  "Quick-Talk" Phone Extender can turn a fiber optic network or Ethernet  or RS-232 circuit into a voice network simply by plugging a telephone set into an RJ-11 connector.  It is compatible with most PBXs or Key Systems. Quick-Talk provides 2-wire FXS (foreign exchange subscriber) on the telephone side with ring down capability and FXO (foreign exchange office) on the PBX side.  When both sides are set to FXS, a "Hot Link" can be established; when one side lifts up the handset, the other side starts ringing. The TC1901 will also handle 2 and 4 wire analog on all the time modem-fax lines. Units also have dry contact relay closure-detector available.
 

  "Quick-Talk" (Model TC1900 RS232 and TC1901 fiber)       Related Products TC8000, TC8116, TC8800

Extend Telephone Link with Fiber or Async RS-232 Async Baud Rate From 9.6Kbps 16 LEDs/4 DIP Switches for Diagnostics PBX and Key System Compatible, FXO/FXS Selectable  TC1901 fiber has 2 and 4 wire analog-lease lines for modem and fax Voice Bandwidth from 300Hz to 3.4Khz for Toll Quality Sound Built-In Dry Contact Relay for External Alarm and Ringer Connection 12VDC, Optional 24VDC, -48VDC or 115/230VAC with Power Adapter Built-In Power Redundancy Rackmount or Standalone Dimensions: Chassis Style SD10 jump to manual optional one fiber version available TC1903 optional Dry contact relay closure-detector TC1905 IP based Ethernet TC1910 unit

Applications

The TC1900 is often used to extend telephone service in campus networks, power plants, substations, etc or use an existing service data channel to set up a telephone link.  It is also used to set up "Hot Links" telephone service via existing RS-232 links on satellite, fiber optic or microwave networks.  Other applications include using the inherent benefits of fiber optics to reduce noise/EMI or maximize security/isolation.

  The TC1901 will also handle 2 and 4 wire analog (on all the time) modem-fax lines.

Description

The TC1900 "Quick-Talk" Phone Extender can turn a fiber optic network or RS-232 circuit into a voice network simply by plugging a telephone set into an RJ-11 connector.  It is compatible with most PBXs or Key Systems.

Quick-Talk is typically used to extend dial-up phone service to remote sites over a fiber optic or RS-232 circuit.  For example, a user can extend a secured phone link to a remote site via an existing satellite or microwave RS-232 data connection.  With the optional fiber optic front end, Quick-Talk can extend a phone line up to 20 miles away.

Quick-Talk provides 2-wire FXS (foreign exchange subscriber) on the telephone side with ring down capability and FXO (foreign exchange office) on the PBX side.  When both sides are set to FXS, a "Hot Link" can be established; when one side lifts up the handset, the other side starts ringing.

Available in standalone (TC1900S) or rack mount (TC1900R) versions, it is compatible with all popular types and sizes of fiber optic cable. Diagnostic aids include 16 diagnostic LEDs for indicating power, ring, FXS, FXO, and audio activity. The TC1900R PC Card version fits into TCRM191 and TCRM195 rack mount card cages.

Quick-Talk is available with RS-232 or optical interfaces.  The optical interface is available in multimode (850/1300nm) or single mode (1300/1550nm) versions, with ST or FC connectors. A local dry contact relay is also provided for external alarm and ringer connection.

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