IP Server 900 Programming Manual System capacities
B.3
ESI Presence Management features
Dialing plans (-digits)
Four Three
RFID Reader access door records 10,000 10,000
RFID Reader entries in Fn. 372
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32 32
Max. RFID tags (“electronic keys”) 500 500
ESI Mobile Messaging features
Dialing plans (-digits)
Four Three
Maximum stations 191 168
Maximum guest mailboxes 250 250
ESI Video Viewer and ESI Video Adapters
Dialing plans (-digits)
Four Three
ESI Video Adapters (see below) 12 12
RFID Readers per ESI Video Adapter 1 1
User extns./depts. per ESI Video Adapter 64 64
ESI Video Viewer users 20 20
Although the system supports up to 12 cameras, a variety of other factors can affect the maximum number of usable cameras. The frequency and
duration of video recordings from each camera as well as overall network load to the system — such as local or remote IP phones, SIP trunks,
SIP stations, and usage of ESI applications (e.g., ESI Mobile Messaging, VIP 7, or ESI Presence Management) — can severely impact the
performance of both the cameras and the IP Server 900. The following chart can be used as a general guideline for determining the number of
cameras supported based on system configuration and usage:
Number of users Light usage Medium usage Heavy usage
20 12 cameras 12 cameras 10 cameras
40 12 cameras 10 cameras 8 cameras
60 10 cameras 8 cameras 5 cameras
120 8 cameras 6 cameras 4 cameras
ESI Media Management features
Dialing plans (-digits)
Four Three
Video recordings 12 12
Audio recordings 32 32
SMDR events Yes Yes
Fob activity Yes Yes
ESI Media Manager users 20 20
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See the ESI Presence Management Installation Manual (ESI document # 0450-0792).
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