| Question: I have a RadioShack System telephone which has a product number starting with 36- or 360-; what do I have and what will work with it? |
Answer: The 360-series system telephones were discontinued in the mid-1980's. They were designed for use in a business environment as a key system and were only compatible with other 360-series telephones. Because of the age of these telephones, there is no information and very few replacement parts available. The few parts available are those chips and semiconductors which are used in other devices.
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| Question: What does Centrex mean?
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Answer: Centrex stands for Central office Exchange service, a system offered by telephone companies that is often used instead of a PBX system.
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| Question: What does PBX mean?
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Answer: PBX stands for Private Branch Exchange. It refers to a telephone system (often used in businesses) that allows multiple telephones to be connected to a smaller number of telephone lines.
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