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The LINX system is an affordable PC based conference bridge capable of growing from 4 ports to up to 2 T1s for a 48 -channel configuration. Running on Linux operating platform the versatile LINX Conference Bridge has many powerful and easy to use features. LINX is available as either a standard ATX mid tower or as a rack mount system...
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- Ability to record custom greetings for the system.
- No limit to the size of the greetings.
- Unlimited number of rooms.
- Instant access of rooms.
- If you are on a PRI, you can set a room to answer as soon
as a certain number is dialed from the outside.
- With VoIP, all users need to do is to dial the room number.
- Easy enabling/disabling of rooms without the need to delete
them.
- Easy to use, web-based interface.
- Connect using analog lines T1, SiP or H.323.
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- Up to 100 voice channels or more.
- No limits to how many people can be in a room.
- No limits to the number of rooms.
- No limits to the length of the room number
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| The analog version of Linx allows users to connect directly to
their phone system via analog lines. In this setup, you would need
to create a group on your phone system that includes all the ports
for Linx. Users would dial this group and Linx will prompt them
to enter a room number. They would then enter that number and would
be connected.
They can also connect single line analog phones directly to the
system without the need for a PBX. In this scenario, when a user
goes off hook, Linx will provide dial tone and they would just
dial the room number.
In a standard tower case, this system is scalable to 16 ports.
In a rack mount configuration, it is
possible to go up to 48 ports.
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| The T1 version of the Linx is capable of connecting to almost
any T1 based connection. It is scaleable up to 48 channels on either
tower or rack mount platform.
With PRI, Linx can listen to the DINS digits sent across the
D Channel, and if that number matches a room number, it will automatically
send that caller to that room.
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| The VoIP setup allows you to connect SiP or H.323
phones to the Linx. The limit here is defined only by the power
of the system. About 100 callers in at any one time is the approximate
maximum that the system can handle. There is in no way a set number
of callers the system will accept.
VoIP users that are connected to Linx directly can simply just
pick up their VoIP phone and dial the number of the conference
room.
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