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The Quadro 2x was designed for small offices or self-sufficient branches with as many as 18 individuals. The price point makes it affordable for even home offices or teleworkers.
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The Quadro 2xi is an almost identical cousin to the 2x, but substitutes an ISDN high-speed, high-bandwidth connection for the regular phone port. An ISDN line offers a step up in WAN performance over DSL connections and the ISDN SO port accepts analog voice and other activity (fax, etc.).
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The Quadro4Li is ideal for the small businesses which require Key System or IP PBX features. Out of the box, the Quadro4Li can support 10 IP Phones and can expand to 18 total IP Phones while in PBX Mode. The four ISDN BRI lines can be used or an Internet Service Provider for local termination and calling.
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Epygi designed the Quadro 6L for environments that require multiple ringing phones and shared trunk appearance visibility. Pairing IP phones and technology with PSTN (and optional VoIP) access, it economically delivers a wealth of PBX features and Key System benefits.
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The Quadro M8L offers a balanced approach to IP and analogue with connections for 2 analogue phones or devices and 32 local IP phones (expandable to 96 x IP extensions purchasing software keys in 16-port increments).
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