PBXgateway™ II

Extend enterprise PBX functionality to branch offices, call centers, single users, and mobile devices.

 

Key Features

The PBXgateway II terminates the Citel EXTender 1000, 3000, 4000, 4100, 6000, and 7000 series. To deploy a PBXgateway II solution, simply install one or more units within 500 feet of the PBX, and one or more compatible EXTenders at the remote location(s). The PBXgateway II works with leading PBX platforms and digital handsets over T1, PRI, ISDN, Frame Relay, and IP connections. With the optional integrated network card, T1, PRI, and FR networks can be directly terminated, eliminating the need for external CSU/DSU devices. In addition, PBXgateway I and II both support mobile phones through the included MobileConneX software.

Key Benefits

Increased Productivity

With the PBXgateway II deployed as part of a Citel solution, branch office and other remote employees use fully deatured digital sets to acces PBX/KTS dial tone, receive office-bound calls, and invoke business calling features such as internal dialing, transfer, hold, and conference. The easy system maintenance frees up valuable time and resources for IT and telecom staff.

Cost Savings

Telecommunication costs fall by up to 30% just by administering all PBX users from a single location and platform. And with access to internal (four-digit) dialing, there are no toll charges when calling any office within the enterprise, regardless of physical location. Further, placing regular long-distance and international calls through the corporate voice system keeps all employees on a unified dialing plan.

Flexibility

The PBXgateway II is a 24-port unit that easily scales with the growth of the enterprise: when new employees are added, simply utilize an available port or, when capacity is reached, add another PBXgateway. It supports several voice compression rates as well; the enterprise simply selects the best rate for its network (if available).

Ease of Maintenance

Moves , adds, and changes at branch locations can be performed from a central location, as can system performance monitoring. Network and feature permissions are controlled at the central location as if all employees were under one roof. The PBXgateway II can even be remotely managed through a variety of remote access options.