There are several Panasonic systems either presently available or older systems no longer in production. If you are not sure which model you have, use the following information make a determination. We do not have any information on the DBS Systems.
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Digital Systems |
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| There are four systems which Panasonic refers to as the Digital Super Hybrid System. | |||||
| KX-TD 208 | KX-TD 816 | KX-TD 1232 | KX-TD 500 | ||
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| If you are using any of the following phones, you have a Digital System. All Panasonic system telephones have a tag on the bottom with a model number that starts with KX-T | |||||
| KX-T
7220 KX-T 7230 KX-T 7236
KX-T 7431 KX-T 7420 KX-T 7425 KX-T 7433 KX-T 7453 KX-T 7456 KX-T 7536 KX-T 7533 KX-T 7531 KX-T 7565 KX-T 7560 KX-T 7456 |
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you have any of the above phones, you can only have one of the digital
systems.
NOTE: Panasonic also has an analog line of telephones which work on the digital system. These are the 7000 and 7300 series. Remember, if you have a digital phone, you have a digital system. |
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Advanced Hybrid Telephone Systems (Analog System) |
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| There are two systems which Panasonic refers to as the Advanced Hybrid Telephone Systems. | |||||
| KX-TA 624 | KX-TA 1232 | ||||
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| KX-T Electronic Modular Switching Systems (Analog) | |||||
| There are three systems which Panasonic refers to as the Electronic Modular Switching Systems | |||||
| KX-T 308 | KX-T 616 | KX-T 1232 | |||
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| If you are using any of the following phones and none of the digital phones listed above you probably have an Analog System. All Panasonic system telephones have a tag on the bottom with a model number that starts with KX-T | |||||
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7055 KX-T 7020 KX-T
7030 KX-T 7130 KX-T 7135
KX-T 7320 KX-T 7320 KX-T 77335 The phones below are really old models and were originally sold with the KX-T 308, 616, 1232 systems KX-T 30850 KX-T 30820 KX-T 30830 KX-T 61650 KX-T 61620 KX-T 61630 KX-T 123250 KX-T 123220 KX-T 123230 |
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| If you have any of the above phones, you probably have one of the Analog Systems. | |||||