PABX advise

[Deonlr]

Sorry this is the closest forum match I could find.

I am moving to a new office with no PABX system. I need a very basic system with 3 (can cut to 2) incoming lines and 4 extensions (can cut to 3). Hours of internet searches can not provide a micro system, only much too large ones with VOIP etc. support. I would appreciate some advice if anyone has experience with a micro PABX available in SA. The closest I got is this: [URL="http://www.gigaset.com/en_HQ/shop/gigaset-dx800a-all-in-one-pro.html"]http://www.gigaset.com/en_HQ/shop/gigaset-dx800a-all-in-one-pro.html[/URL] at about R3000, still awaiting feedback if it will be able to handle the requirement.

Thanks for reading.

EDIT: Found the MyPABX from Yeastar, is this something I could set up myself, I have some telephony experience (Siemens), how easy is the programming?

 

[czc]

This would maybe get more answers in the voip section?

 

[Deonlr]

This would maybe get more answers in the voip section?

Specifically don't want VOIP, that's why I stayed away form there

 

[carbs]

Hey Deon, check out http://www.gigaset.co.za/products/d...x-system-for-home-office-2-ip-extensions.html
It has the voip option if want to use it later but designed to work with one analog or Isdn Bri line. Great for small business up to 8 extensions (users) and requires no cabling as it is wireless.

 

[acidrain]

Ive got the MyPBX Standard by Yeastar at my offices and it works like a charm.

You will however have to buy a FXO module to terminate analogue lines. Each module supports up to 2 lines.

http://www.scoopdistribution.co.za/product_info.php/fxo-station-interfaces-p-750

As far as programming, you don't really need any, the web interface is pretty easy to naviagte and settings are all pretty straight forward.