You'd expect no less from an Ericsson communication system.  And the Consono MD110 PBX is no exception.  The MD110 PBX is one of the world's leading multimedia communications systems.  It is a full-featured, stored program-control digital switching system that supports simultaneous voice and data communications over a single pair of wires.  The flexibility and modularity characteristics of the MD110 PBX make it possible to meet varying requirements of size, functions, software security, traffic capacity, and installation using dispersed units. 

As always, Ericsson is looking toward the future.  That's why they developed the Consono MD110.  With its highly adaptable, modular hardware design, the MD110 meets your current needs with unequaled flexibility for future expansion.  When you're ready to expand, simply stack more modules at any main or remote site.  You may choose the initial size and applications of the system according to your current needs, with the security of knowing that expanding the system later is easily accomplished by adding more modules to any main or remote site. 

By integrating a remote site into a larger system through distributed intelligence, the switch can be position closer to the telephones, thus minimizing the cable plan and lowering installation costs.  Remote modules can have any degree of autonomy, from being an extension contractor with internal traffic to a virtually autonomous PBX with its own operators in connection to the public network. 

Within the MD110, energy efficient circuits avoid the need for cooling fans, thereby minimizing the costs associated with heating and air conditioning.  What's more, the small footprint of the modules allows them to be placed in virtually any location, further reducing costs by eliminating the need for the large traditional switchroom. 

The MD110 PBX features the latest in all areas of communications technology, including: 

• Modular design supporting hub/node server configurations.
• Support for multimedia functions based on open standard interfaces.
• Family of digital system telephones
• Business PCS functions
• System and network management platform, including a PC-based operator console.