Ascotel IntelliGate 2025/2045/2065
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2 Telecommunication system Ascotel IntelliGate
Ascotel IntelliGate is a comprehensive digital communications system for compa-
nies operating in all industries, with subscriber numbers ranging between 7 and
400 subscribers. Thanks to its networking possibilities with systems by other
manufacturers Ascotel IntelliGate is also used in branches of large companies. The
core of the Ascotel IntelliGate telecommunications system is made up of PBX plat-
forms with different expansion capacities. The system concept is modular, which
means it can be expanded step by step to accommodate a greater number of sub-
scribers or additional functions.
The PBX for Digital, Analogue, Public and Private Networks
Ascotel IntelliGate can be operated on digital (ISDN) and analogue public net-
works. Several PBX nodes can be networked in different locations via fixed con-
nections or, virtually, via the public ISDN network. Ascotel IntelliGate is ideally
compatible with systems by other manufacturers as an international language
(the QSIG protocol) is used between the network nodes.
High computing and switching capacity
Ascotel IntelliGate systems are equipped with extremely powerful computers. The
2065 system is capable of processing up to 16,000 calls an hour, and up to 120
calls can be made simultaneously.
A Multitude of Interfaces to Terminal Equipment
Besides the array of digital user-network interfaces used for connecting Office ter-
minals, standard interfaces are also used for connecting the wide range of com-
mercially available voice and data terminals. This ensures Ascotel IntelliGate com-
patibility with digital and analogue telephones, with modems, PCs, fax machines
and paging systems. Also door intercom systems and music sources can be
hooked up to Ascotel IntelliGate.
Open and Receptive
Ascotel IntelliGate systems are open communication platforms that use and sup-
port internationally defined standards. Complying with standards is a requirement
ensuring that a switching system is compatible with terminals and equipment
from third parties so that it is possible to seamlessly integrate into existing cus-
tomer communication infrastructure.
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