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Excellent External Ringer Solution

External Ringer Setup
Parts Include:
Cisco Router with a FXS card or a VG224/VG204
Valcom VP-624D (Power Supply)
Valcom V-9924C (External Ringer)
Valcom V-1030C (Horn)

The volume is adjustable on the horn as well ad the external ringer board.

Configuration on V-9924C
15 – Negative on VP-624D
14 – Positive on VP-624D
13 – Tip from FXS port
11 – Ring from FXS port
2 – Red cable on Horn
1 – Green cable on Horn
30 – White cable on Horn (-24VDC)
29 – Black cable on Horn (Ground)

The board has dip switches to adjust the pitch of the ring. It also has three separate Zones each with adjustable volume. Good stuff

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