Make every building part of one plan.
Keep shared extension calling and established services connected as new sites are introduced.
Connect the next building to the same dialing plan.
Headquarters and branch teams need familiar extensions and direct calling as the site expands. Establish a communications foundation now so that future buildings can join without starting another isolated system.
Growth across buildings
Growth should add sites, not communication silos.
Separate systems can divide extension calling, dialing, and carrier access as each new building comes online.
A shared foundation keeps headquarters and branch teams on one plan while giving future buildings a consistent path to service.
EXPANSION PRIORITY
Build once. Extend the model.
UScale X1981 provides call control and dialing for the initial building. UScale IAD S196 connects supported analog extensions, while SIP keeps direct calling and external service connected through the broadcaster’s IMS network. Future buildings can follow the same product model.
Define the shared dialing plan
X1981 provides call control and dialing for the initial building.
Bring the first building online
S196 connects supported analog extensions in the initial building.
Keep direct calling service connected
SIP keeps direct calling and external calls connected through the broadcaster’s IMS network.
The first building joins a single connected calling service.
Extension calling and IMS-based service come together through the communications foundation established for the first phase.
One plan connects extension calling and direct calling.
Teams in the initial building share extension calling, while SIP keeps inbound and external service connected through the broadcaster’s IMS network.
Products that extend communication between buildings.
X1981 provides shared call control. S196 connects the supported analog extensions in the initial building and can support the same access scheme at sites planned for later.
Plan the next building within the same service.
Share the initial site, later locations, extension requirements, IMS service, and supported analog endpoints.
Related products
UScale X1981 Unified Gateway (IPPBX)
Supports up to 20 000 users; Main voice switching equipment; Integrated wideband and narrowband design, high integration;
UScale IAD S196 Integrated Access Device
Integrated Access Device (IAD); supports 32-96 analog user channels; seamless migration from traditional analog telephones to modern IP voice networks, ensuring carrier-grade business continuity;
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