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I have a client requiring a Phone/voice mail system. 32 co lines ( copper) 48 stations, 4 attentant consoles, 4 acd groups, and abiity to pull reporst via XP computer software.
Normal features, CID, etc, (no certification)
Any suggestions? Need to install by Jan 15-20th 2007
Comdial DX 120 requires T-1 or pri. Customer local telco providing 32 copper lines.
Thanks,
norm
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Why would anyone have 32 1FB's instead of a T-line or PRI and DID's. :confused:
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apparently. Not cost effective but I have to admit, pots lines are more dependable. Your probably looking at an FX11, Mitel or similar switch - I wouldn't know what to bid either. The world has gone digital. Do they like 1A2 equipment  Mark
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i see on your site IVX. you could go with a 600 or a X-Class but you could do it in a E-Class with a PRI.
what type of reports?
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Samsung OS500 or 7200 0r 7400 all will do what you need. Get a pm to CMDL_GUY
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It's discontinued, but reliable, and lots of equipment still available (new), Merlin Magix (80x200 max capacity)
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Add a 2nd vote for the Merlin Magix. :thumb:
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An Intertel Axxess would support all the above requirements and prices out pretty well with the high analog requirements. Also, ability to upgrade (add) T1 down the road.
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Merlin Magix - I agree (of course I am biased)
Several of us posters have lots of that Equip and programming expertise.
The Magix is very strong in the various CO Interconnects it can do, such as; PRI, TI Tie Lines, Loop Start, Ground Start, Analog D-I-D, Analog E&M Tie Lines, S-56, and the LONG DEAD BRI as well.
In fact, even the last release of LEGEND (R7) can do those tricks too.
But I know there are several other systems almost as good.
RULE NUMBER 2, "THINKIN' WON'T GET IT, YOU GOTTA KNOW!" RULE NUMBER 3, if you need TIER-3 SUPPORT on a LEGEND or MAGIX, go to http://home.comcast.net/~merlinman -
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I'll toss in my vote for the Magix also.
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