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I've been asked to look at the feasibility of moving an IPO 403 from one building to a larger one. What is the maximum number of analog extensions that it can handle? I'll need one 8-port digital extension expansion box too.
Also, where is a good place to find used analog extension expansion boxes?
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Terry
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On a 403 you can add (3) expansion mods.
So if you need (1) for a digital exp mod then you could add (2) analog (30's) giving you a total of (62) analog ports.
But, as I'm sure you already know. That 403 is pretty old and if it where me I would strongly consider upgrading before putting much money into it.
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Mike is correct, now is the time to upgrade. Not as costly as you may think.
When I went to IP office class I remember being told the 403 would handle 3 exp units and the 406 6 exp mods, the 412' 12 exp units.
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Thanks guys! We're upgrading a system that makes the 403 "nearly new" by comparison. We'll get to replace this some day soon I hope.
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