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Okay guys, my company lost its telephony guy and since i was low man on the totum pole i have been given the "opportunity" to be the phone guy. My telecom experience including the 2 months i've been doing it here is 2 months :shrug: Anywho, on to my situation. We use Merlin Magix systems for our phones and we have a new location opening and I am required to build a new phone system from stratch. We have tons of cards and chassis but where to start i'm lost. We will have about 5 people at this location but i'm wanting around 15 extension and probably need 4-6 outside lines. Let me know what informatin you need and i will get that for you, take pictures what ever is needed.
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Hard to say without knowing what cards and chassis you have. Are they good or is there a reason they are spare? You could start by listing what you have and then perhaps some one could advise you.
Russ runs a local service and private tech center. ![[Linked Image from sundance-communications.com]](https://www.sundance-communications.com/installers/logos/65graphic.jpg) [/url]
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Your best bet is to get someone who know Magix's to install it.
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Originally posted by hitechcomm:
Your best bet is to get someone who know Magix's to install it. Yeah that's not in the books. This is my "responsibility to build."
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Originally posted by hitechcomm:
Good Luck Funny... that's what my boss told me as well. 
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If possible, please list the modules that you have available. We can suggest which ones to use (assuming everything is in perfect working order).
The Magix does have a learning curve and giving detailed step-by-step programming instructions is beyond the scope of this (and other) tech help sites.
As hitech suggested, the best way to handle this is, indeed, to bring in a local Authorized Avaya Business Partner.
The only other option is to download the Magix's documents from Avaya's website and study them. :read:
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i'll try and get a list today of what all we have.
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okay, i have the inventory. we have 2 different types of cards
515A Control Unit (x2) and the cards that fit this chassis:
491E1 Power Unit (x2)
016 T/R (x2)
412 TDL LS-ID (x3)
024 TDL
Processor W/ CKE5 (x2)
Merlin Messaging
511A Control unit (x8) and the cards that fit this chassis;
408 (X4)
408 GS/LS-MLX (x1)
012 with Ring Gen (x3)
400 (x1)
800 GS/LS (x1)
016 with Ring Gen (x3)
008 (x2)
008 MLX (x1)
Processor with CKE4 (X2)
We use MLX Lucent phones and will 4-6 outside lines running to it.
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The 515 is a Merlin Magix carrier while the 511 is a Merlin Legend carrier.
With the Legend, you could use the 408 GS/LS-MLX, 008 MLX and 800 GS/LS for a grand total of 12 POTS lines and 16 extensions.
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