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New Paging System...


Last Thursday, Integrity Communications, Inc. put speakers up around the hallways on the second floor, in the hallway in ffront of the Kindergarten room, and in the Art and Music rooms on the first floor.  These speakers use an IP phone to get their sound.  If the IP phone isn't up, the speakers are limited only to the original handsets that worked before the new paginig system was installed.

Now last Thursday, Integrity tested the system and it seemed to work g=fine.  However over the weekend the phone reset and without that phone working, there was no sound on speakers.  Yesterday Integrity stopped by and reset the phone.  Now all seems fine.

You may hear me testing the speakers a few times.  I want to make sure the system is stable and will meet our needs.


thankx,

mikel

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