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The March Networks 3300 Integrated Communications Platform (ICP) is the IP voice solution for businesses of 40 - 5000 users. The Mitel
SX-2000 software provides the core functionality, feature content, networking, trunk access, and management
capabilities of the 3300. The 3300 ICP is a direct evolution of the 3200 ICP but
with new hardware and operating system.
It integrates traditional telephony within an integrated voice and data architecture.
The first release, scheduled for September 2002, targeted customers in the 40 - 700 line size
and will include basic WAN and desktop
connectivity for IP telephones and consoles. The digital telephone
connectivity is exclusively through IP-based Ethernet connection. The 3300 ICP can be a node in an
SX-2000 network or cluster configuration and managed by OPS Manager.
Future releases will
support the existing peripheral infrastructure of the SX-2000 and SX-2000 Light
PBXs. We will focus on speech-enabled applications, Unified Messaging, Call
Centres, Hot-desking, and Location independent working functions. The IP nature
of the system has the potential for set mobility, IP clustering, Cluster
resiliency, support for H.323 based devices and Teleworking.
- Support
for a target maximum of of 700 analogue or IP phone users
- Any mix of analogue
or IP phones up to the stated maximum capacities of each
- E2T throughput will
be between 128 channels and 192 channels
Cost
Optimised
hardware
- Motorola Risc and VX
Works based processing offers cost reductions over the Windows NT environment on
the 3200 ICP.
Support
for IP phones
- 5010 and 5020 dual
port, compression-ready IP phones
- 5410 and 5415
Programmable Key Modules will be supported.
- The first of the Next
Generation desktop devices, 5140 IP Appliance
- 5550 IP Console
Integrated
Voicemail
- Basic Voicemail will
be provided optionally integrated in the system. This application is the MEM or
VIPER voice mail system supplied by VTG.
- External Voice Mail
systems will be supported through the ONS and T1/E1 interfaces
Management
Enhancements
- A Desktop Tool for
end-users of telephones. It is used to program the telephone's feature keys.
- A Group
Administration Tool for receptionists or administrators who need to change user
information.
- An Install Tool for
the installer to use on-site to get the system up and running.
- A system
Administration Tool is intended for trained technicians who need to perform
typical PBX maintenance tasks.
The 3300 ICP physically
consists of five basic rack mountable and stackable elements
March
Networks 3300 ICP Controller
- The 3300 ICP
Controller provides the central processing, communications resources, and the
LAN, WAN and TDM connectivity for the system.
Analogue
Services Units 3330 and 3331
- The Analogue Phone
Hub provides the ONS, LS and analogue Music on Hold and overhead paging
connections for the system. It connects directly to the Control Hub via a Copper
based TDM connection.
- ASU 3330 has 4 LS
ports and 16 ONS ports; ASU 3331 has 24 ONS ports.
Network
Services Units 3320, 3321, and 3322
- The unit supports 15
BRI interfaces programmable for line or trunk.
- It connects to the
NSU 3320 or 3321 via a dedicated DPNSS trunk.
- The 3322 provides
connection for E1 and Ethernet on RJ45, Tip/Ring through a 25-pair Amphenol, and
RS232 on DB9.
Network
Services Units 3320 and 3321
- The NSU 3320 (24
trunks) and 3321 (30 trunks) provide the system with digital trunk connectivity.
- They connect to the
Controller via a dedicated FIM connection.
- The 3320 and 3321
provide connection for T1/E1 and Ethernet on RJ45, and RS232 on DB9.
- The NSU 3020 for T1
is capable of running D4, Q.Sig. PRI, XNET, MSDN; The NSU 3020 for E1 is capable
or running Q.Sig., PRI, XNET, DASS II, DPNSS.
- The
NSU 3021 for E1 interfaces is capable of running R2 protocols.
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