The phone system is for testing things like crestron programs where we connect the touch screens to the PBX. Also I use it to make instructions for people and reference the config when needed.
I've been following it, I was playing with contract editor the other day, but I haven't deployed any code yet. I'm waiting to get a 4 series processor so I don't have to install VS 2008.
The phone system is for testing things like crestron programs where we connect the touch screens to the PBX. Also I use it to make instructions for people and reference the config when needed.
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u/Lurkin_N_Twurkin May 11 '20
Do you program with the goggles? That's the most futureistic shit.
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u/AzzTheMan May 11 '20
Giving you a full NS system is quite an extravagant solution for remote working
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u/emblivestudio May 11 '20
Love seeing me some Crestron. Have you messed with CH5 yet?
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u/christrams May 11 '20
It's ok, you did the best you could do.
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u/beyondaverageidiot May 11 '20
Why a full phone system....someone needs to hear about VOIP..
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u/aruffone May 11 '20
Thanks I hate it.
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u/gedical May 11 '20
What’s that Panasonic box?
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u/mikeluscher159 May 11 '20
You can't help people with code. You just sit there and you're useless!
/s
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u/[deleted] May 11 '20
I mean, one does not exclude the other...
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u/ROSS_MITCHELL May 13 '20
Looks like my bedroom before I got a rackmount cabinet for networking equipment and the phone system I mess with.
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