3560-2

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Between Series Adapters are designed to bond together two different systems that are running separately, so that they can communicate seamlessly with each other.  The 3560-2 adapter is an example of a between series adapter that connects the disparate systems of an analog telephone system and a private branch exchange (PBX). This adapter is also known as the analog telephonic bridge (ATB).

The 3560-2 adapter is made up of several components. The ATB houses the essential components of the adapter, which include a power supply, and the bridge circuit itself. The bridge circuit is the main component of the adapter, and is responsible for connecting the analog circuit wiring of the telephone system to the PBX. This connection is what allows the two systems to communicate with each other.

In order for the two systems to communicate, the bridge circuit must first detect the presence of signal from the telephone system. If a signal is detected, the bridge sends a data packet to the PBX, which contains information about the signal and the necessary information for the PBX to respond to it.  Upon receiving the data packet, the PBX sends a command back to the bridge circuit to instruct it to establish a connection between the two systems.

Once the connection has been established, the 3560-2 bridge circuit will keep the connection open until a signal is sent from either system that indicates the connection should close. Once the connection has closed, the bridge will detect a new signal from either system, and start the process over again. As with any communication system, both systems must be in agreement for the connection to be successful.

The bridge circuit also has the ability to provide a variety of services to the systems it connects. For example, it can provide caller ID, call forwarding, and voicemail services. It can also provide features such as conference calling, call waiting, and call blocking. 

The 3560-2 adapter is a valuable tool for businesses or residential customers who wish to connect an analog telephone system to a PBX.  For businesses, the adapter can grant them access to features such as call forwarding and call conferencing, which can help increase productivity and lower costs. For residential customers, the adapter can provide them with convenient and cost-effective access to additional features, such as caller ID and voicemail.

In conclusion, the 3560-2 adapter is an essential piece of equipment for connecting analog telephones to a PBX.  The adapter\'s ability to seamlessly bridge the two systems allows businesses to utilize a variety of features that can help increase productivity and save costs. Residential customers can also benefit from the added features that come along with the adapter. 

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