Product Description

The G-Series VOiP PBX by Positron Telecom is a leap forward in the telecommunications appliance market. By integrating Linux, Asterisk, Echo Cancellers, Ethernet (WAN and LAN), Telephone ports (FXS) and Gateway functionality (FXO) we have a standalone solution that can be installed on any network, is easy to use yet powerful enough for home and office use.
Features:

Auto SIP phone provisioning

¨       Linksys

¨       Polycom

¨       SNOM

¨       Aastra

¨       Cisco

Voicemail to email conversion

Fax to Email conversion (TIFF)

Fax pass-though to FXS

Voice Codec Support

¨       G.711 (ulaw & alaw)

 

Trunk Support

- 4 built in FXO ports (Analog line inputs)

¨       SIP

¨       IAX

 

Time of Day service

Findme / Follow me

Conference rooms

Music on Hold configurable per user

Corporate or Home Directory (Auto Attendant)

Positron’s auto-attendant allows someone to dial into a main number then dial a feature code or an extension. It can be used in combination with Direct Inward Dial to allow, for example, providing a directory for users so that a caller can look up someone by name and be transferred to their number. Its features include greetings, extended greetings, music-on-hold, voice message forwarding and message appending. The PBX plays music or prerecorded messages to customers on hold. Music can be sorted into various folders. Separate auto-attendant feature sets can be used for different situations. The voicemail tree supports directories by department, employee, extension, etc, offering flexibility and allowing a small company to appear large.

Dial by Name:

Inbound callers can route their calls to the appropriate person without knowing their extension. This allows for either first or last name directory look up. Assuming voicemail is set up correctly, Dial by Name allows an outside caller to get help in finding the extension number of the person they wish to call as long as they know the person's name

Dial by Extension:

Inbound callers can route their calls to the appropriate person if they know the correct extension number

Dial by Group:

Inbound callers can route their calls directly to a specific group of people. (Example : All salesmen)

Configuration and Maintenance via Web Interface (Local or Remote)

Status Display of All Connections

Line Status

PBX Features including:

¨       Call Hold

¨       Call Waiting

¨       Call Transfer - Attended and Blind

¨       Call Conferencing

¨       Call Forwarding - Unconditional, No Answer, On Busy

Call Log (60 entries each): Made, Answered, Missed Calls

Multiple Ring Tones with Selectable Default Ring Tone per Line

Call Duration with Call Time Stamp Stored in Call Logs

Syslog, Debug, Report Generation and Event

Caller ID:

Represents the digits passed from the carrier (or PABX) to the end user device (or between PABXs) that identify who the caller is. Also known as CLI (Calling line identification) or ANI (Automatic Number Identification)

Corporate Call Back:

Allows you to set up a callback destination that calls a user back and provides access to an application. An example of this would be a caller that dials your system, disconnects, is called back and then provided a DISA application to make a phone call. This is a basic service for reducing costs international calls and mobile phone charges

Advanced Call forwarding rules

Example:

Inbound calls goes to desktop phone that doesn’t answer, the caller is prompted to speak their name. The call then gets forwarded over a VoIP line to the additional forwarding numbers provided in the users forwarding profile. The call is forwarded with the CallerID of the inbound caller (not the PBX). The user will see the inbound call and can answer or ignore. Ignored calls get sent back to the users voicemail box. If the user answers the call, they are prompted with the recording and may 1) accept or 2) reject. A rejected call is still transparent to the original caller, and sent back to voicemail.

Configurable extension lengths (2,3,4)

Desktop paging

Certain desktop phones with built in speakers can have the ‘paging’ function enabled which will automatically answer a paged call and play the audio without end user intervention

Outbound and Inbound configurable call rules

¨       Example Outbound: Member of ‘sales’ can dial long distance numbers while ‘support’ cannot

¨       Example Inbound: Number ‘xxx-xxx-xxxx’ is a fax machine and routed directly to the FXS connected fax

machine

External Media Support (voicemail, MOH)

¨       Compact Flash – all systems

¨       USB – G-124 only

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