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Literature Order #: TSD-CIX-BR-VMB-DS-VC/4500137
SPECIFICATIONS
LVMU1A
Minimum 2 ports, expandable to 8 ports via licensing upgrade. Message storage 40 hours. 360 mailboxes. On board remote access modem.
GVPH
Strata CIX40 Voice Mail, Auto Attendant, Voice Mail, Soft Keys, Call Monitor.
iES16
Minimum 4 ports, expandable to 16 ports via electronic upgrade. Message storage 100 hours. Internal (soft) remote access modem.
iES32
Minimum 4 ports, expandable to 32 ports via electronic upgrade. Message storage 600 hours. Internal (soft) remote access modem.
ES48
Minimum 4 ports, expandable to 48 ports by adding voice boards. Message storage 2,000 hours.
ES96
Minimum 4 ports, expandable in 4 or 12-port increments to 96 ports by adding voice boards. Message storage 2,000 hours.
MicroMAS
Minimum
confi guration 2 ports, expandable in 2-port increments to 8 ports. Up to 8 HMP-based or Dialogic hardware-based ports
assigned as either 8 voice mail ports, 8 ACD ports, or 4 voice mail ports and 4 ACD ports. Voice mail message storage 5,000 hours.
MAS
Minimum 4 ports, expandable to 32 ports. Up to 32 HMP ports assigned as either 32 Voice mail ports, 32 ACD ports, or16
voice mail ports and 16 ACD ports. Voice Mail message storage 5,000 hours.
Mailbox Capacity
Unlimited (100 million possible mailbox numbers in software – limited only by hard drive capacity) on all models except LVMU.
Choices to Meet Every Need
From small to large, basic to sophisticated, from an integrated
circuit card to a rack-mountable network server, you’ll fi nd a
Stratagy voice mail solution designed to cost-effectively meet
your company’s specifi c needs. Since Stratagy is expandable, your
investment will be protected as your voice processing needs change.
LVMU1A, GVPH, iES16, and iES32 models seamlessly integrate
your voice message processing on a single printed circuit card
inside your Strata CIX system—with no need for external
connections, standard telephone ports, or separate power
backup systems.
ES48 and ES96R2 server-based models are available ranging in size
from an 8-port desktop to a 96-port rack-mountable chassis. Each
platform is designed for incremental expansion that accepts one or
more Intel PCI peripheral boards in which to support voice and fax
applications.
Strata Media Application Server (MAS) available in 8-port or
32-port models, supports voice processing and all value-added
applications integrated within one platform that connects to
the Strata CIX via Ethernet. Applications include Auto Attendant,
Voice Mail, Automated Speech Recognition (ASR), Text-To-Speech,
Unifi ed Messaging, Interactive Voice Response (IVR), Automatic
Call Distribution (ACD), ACD Reporting, Toshiba-approved 3rd
party CTI applications, Info Manager® Web-based telephone
applications, FeatureFlex® adaptability tools, and browser-based
system administration.
Powerful Applications Delivered to Your Desktop
You can add optional features to your Stratagy ES voice mail
system to further customize your application.
Unifi ed Messaging—allows you to access all your critical com-
munications from a single screen, including voice, e-mail, and fax
messages.
Fax Applications—stores inbound faxes in your mailbox and
allows them to be printed, forwarded, or displayed on your PC
screen. Fax On Demand and Fax Back enable users to receive
printed information. Fax Broadcast lets you instantly transmit
any fax document to multiple recipients.
Text-To-Speech—enables any touch-tone telephone to audibly
read e-mail messages to you, providing easy access to e-mail
when you don’t have access to your computer or the Internet.
Speech Recognition—processes voice commands, making
communication easy and intuitive. Callers can quickly access
information or a specifi c person’s extension.
Interactive Voice Response—enables Toshiba Authorized
Software Developers to create custom IVR applications.