Far South Networks Com.X10 Quick Start Manual
Copyright © 2008-2014 Far South Networks (Pty) Ltd
Com.X10
Quick Start Guide
http://www.farsouthnet.com
Version
July 15, 2014
Welcome to the world of ComX changing the communications landscape for good
This leaflet will help you to get started with your new ComX solution This getting started guide addresses
networking and installation of the ComX unit and
SHOULD
be read in conjunction with the ComX
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Description
The ComX supports two variants of hardware build$
Traditional PBX$ ISDN and%or Analogue support
IP Gateway$ ISDN only 3no analogue support4
"Traditional PBX": ISDN and Analogue support
The figure above shows the rear panel view of the 5traditional PBX5 ComX build variant This layout has a
casing that supports Primary Rate ISDN 3 PRI port4 Basic Rate ISDN 3* BRI ports4 and Analogue telephony
ports 3up to ' ports FXS or FXO4 and any combination thereof All telephony hardware interfaces are
modular availability of thereof is dependent on the ComX build to order
Two 8&port slots are available for Analogue line cards numbered a 9 a Each a 9 a slot may be installed
with octal FXO or octal FXS cards providing eight RJ ports numbered to 8 Thus each analogue RJ
interface is designated a & to a &8 and a& to a&8