Analog Participant Module Unify OpenScape Business SLMAV8N 8 a/b X8 8 Ports

Unify OpenScape Business SLMAV8N analog participant module (model L30251-U600-A816) provides eight a/b interface ports to connect analog telephones or analogue PSTN lines to an OpenScape Business system. The module expands telephony capacity for small and medium businesses, enabling the integration of legacy analog devices into an IP-based communications environment.

Advantages

The module supplies eight independent a/b ports in a single X8 unit, simplifying the addition of analog extensions or lines without replacing existing equipment. It is compatible with OpenScape Business platforms, packaged as a single retail license unit for straightforward deployment on Windows-based management systems. The product supports continued use of analog phones and fax machines while centralizing call control and administration.

Suitable for

• Connecting analogue desk phones to an OpenScape Business system
• Integrating PSTN analogue lines into IP telephony infrastructure
• Extending legacy fax devices within a modern telephony environment
• Small and medium business telephony expansion

Key specifications

• Brand: Unify (Siemens OpenScape Business)
• Model / MPN: L30251-U600-A816
• Product code: SLMAV8N (X8)
• Ports: 8 a/b analogue ports
• Type: Analog participant module / license
• Platform (management): Windows
• Packaging: Retail; quantity: 1
• EAN: 4050026029154

How to use

Install the SLMAV8N module into a compatible OpenScape Business chassis according to the system documentation, then activate the provided license through the OpenScape management interface on Windows. Connect analog telephones or PSTN lines to the module's a/b ports using standard RJ‑11 wiring. After activation, configure extensions and line settings in the OpenScape administration portal to assign calling features and routing.

Usage recommendations

Use the module in supported OpenScape Business systems and follow the manufacturer's installation and safety instructions. Verify compatibility with your OpenScape firmware version before deployment and ensure cabling meets local telephony standards.