Specifications

Introducing the FX II
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Introducing the FX II
FX II Digital Communication System
• In general, the FX II offers technicians and businesses many benefits that are based on the
systems’ inherent design. There are two configuration options for the FX II. You can
provide a single cabinet system, or an expandable system that will grow to five cabinets. It
has a 96 port system capacity (6 universal slots) per cabinet. It is expanded to support over
500 line and station ports with a 5 cabinet expansion option.
• The reduced number of components and single-pair wiring make the installation of the FX II
system very easy and reliable.
• Most small systems have limited programming options, but the FX II uses the same Common
Code Based (CCB) software as the original FX series.
• Combined with the ease of setup is also a user-friendly, and intuitive Windows-based
programming interface called VMMI (Visual Man Machine Interface). VMMI simplifies
and accelerates programming for system technicians and provides end-user programming for
key administrative features.
• The Comdial FX II system is also designed to support the latest in Comdial digital
telephones, including all of the Impact and Impact SCS phone product line, and the IP-based
iPrimo telephone.
• The FX II also supports all Computer Telephony Integration (CTI) applications currently
offered by Comdial. CTI programs link computers with the FX II system, and allow users to
do point-and-click transfers, conferences, and many other phone features from their computer
screen.
• The FX II also supports all of the messaging options available through Comdial. CTI-Server
computers can be added to the FX II to support Small Office 2000, Corporate Office 2000,
and Unified Messaging voice processing.
• With some minor upgrades to the FX II, it can support the newest Networking options
Comdial has available. Impact ISDN Networking, using proprietary ISDN signaling, and
VoIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) Networking using Internet protocols, allow any system
to be a hub or node in a Comdial network. Up to 1 hub and 10 nodes can be supported with
either network option.