Panasonic KX-NS5180X 6-Port Analog Trunk Card (LCOT6)

Panasonic KX-NS5180X Expansion Card

The Panasonic KX-NS5180X Trunk Card operates as a 6-port analog loop start trunk expansion module for unified communication systems. This hardware component integrates directly into the Panasonic KX-NS500 and KX-NS700 Smart Hybrid PBX servers. It facilitates the connection of six external analog central office lines to the communication infrastructure. Consequently, organizations can maintain existing legacy PSTN connectivity while utilizing modern digital processing. The card supports standard signaling protocols for seamless interoperability with various telecommunications service providers.

Key Features

• LCOT6 Architecture
  The module provides six dedicated analog trunk ports using loop start signaling for reliable voice transmission.

• Integrated Caller ID

  • Supports Frequency Shift Keying (FSK) signaling standards.
  • Compatible with Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) caller identification.
  • Enables inbound name and number delivery to compatible handsets.

• Power Failure Transfer
  The hardware includes two specific ports configured for Power Failure Transfer to maintain emergency communication during outages.

Specifications

What’s in the Box

• Panasonic KX-NS5180X 6-Port Analog Trunk Card

• Mounting Screws and Installation Hardware

• Quick Setup Documentation

Why Choose This Expansion Card

• The module allows for modular scalability within existing Panasonic chassis without requiring additional external enclosures.

• Engineers can implement the card to bridge the gap between traditional copper lines and modern IP-based PBX features. Therefore, investment in legacy infrastructure remains protected.

• High-density RJ45 connectors simplify cable management within the server rack environment. Additionally, the card supports reverse polarity detection for accurate billing and call supervision.

• The hardware architecture ensures low latency and high-fidelity audio paths for all six concurrent external calls. Consequently, communication remains clear and professional.