When using the C-2000B in the “Analog Station” mode, it distributes the dial tone to the four entry points and the C-2000B is always monitoring for a “CPC” (momentary break) from the phone line connected to terminals 6 and 7. When you press the call button on an E-30 and the C-2000B detects a CPC break, the C-2000B will provide 3 beeps to the E-30 and then provides a CPC to the E-30 to disconnect it. The C-2000B is detecting a CPC from your phone line (or PBX extension) at the beginning of the call that is not intended to be a disconnect break (may just be a connection break). The newer C-2000B’s have a way to fix this in programming, described on page 18 of the product manual under “enable/disable analog station CPC detection” (the “#65” position). You want to access the program mode of the C-2000B and program “0#65” to disable analog station CPC detection. This is only available on newer C-2000B’s with a part number (P/N) that ends with a “D” or “E” (this can be found on the serial number label). Older C-2000B’s can be updated in the field to the latest software by ordering a part number “C2KC”. There is a charge of $30.00 for the software and it can be ordered through technical support or an authorized distributor.
I have a C-2000B with four E-30 call boxes. The C-2000B is in the “Analog Station” mode with dial-tone connected to screw terminals 6 and 7 of the C-2000B and dip switch 5 is set to on for the analog station mode. The E-30’s are programmed Print
Modified on: Thu, 7 Dec, 2017 at 10:09 AM
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