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I have a couple of fancy conference phones that are designed to plug into an ISDN BRI interface. I've seen mention of BRI in the mitel menus, but what hardware/options would be required to interface one to our SX-200 EL/ML? Our primary connection to the telco is via a PRI card, so we may already have some or most of what is needed.
Thanks Mark Farver
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No. PRI has nothing to do with BRI. BRI is only available on Mitel ELx system. It is require BCCIII card and Maintenance Module on BCCIII. Has to be software level 2 and higher and it is a special 8 port BRI card. Each BRI(Basic Rate Interface) is a 2B+D port wich is takes 2 56Kbts channels plus 1 16 Kbts D channel. You have to know how it should be programmed to make it work.
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Vad60, I think Mark is trying to connect to Mitel as if it's a Central Office BRI. Ain't happenin', Mark. The Mitel AND your phone both want a Central Office type BRI circuit! It would be like trying to plug to single line phones together with 1 line cord and communicate. John C.
When I was young, I was Liberal. As I aged and wised up, I became Conservative. Now that I'm old, I have settled on Curmudgeon.
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JohnC, I thought he is having ISDN Conference phones and he is looking how to hook'em up to an existing Mitel.
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My bad, rereading his original post, I think you may be right. Guess we'll find out if he returns. John C.
When I was young, I was Liberal. As I aged and wised up, I became Conservative. Now that I'm old, I have settled on Curmudgeon.
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You are correct, I was looking for the Mitel to act as a CO for the phone. A lot of other vendors can support ISDN sets... I've used a couple of agent consoles that were ISDN with other systems.
If the Mitel can only connect to a telco BRI that will not meet my needs. Ah well.
Thanks Mark Farver
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When you program the BRI circuit, you tell the Mitel whether it will be station side, or TELCO side. The only restriction is that all circuits on the 4 cct module have to set as the same type.
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