Mach-1 has been adapted to run in a flash-memory configuration removing the need for a conventional hard-disk drive. The reduction in moving parts and lower power consumption results in an appliance platform that is more reliable. An industry standard server platform is still used, keeping costs down and providing expansion ports.
The resulting PABX platfrom offers a range of hybrid connectivity options, the actual maximums may vary depending on the expansion options used.
| Devices/Connections | Maximum | Notes |
| IP handsets | 100 |
This is constrained by the CPU power of the supplied system. Configuration options may change the maximum number of handsets supported |
| Softphones | ||
| Analogue Handset Adapters (ATA) | ||
| Receptionist Panel Add-ons | ||
| Analogue lines (FXS) | 16 | For Fax machines and analogue phones – e.g. conference phone or cordless |
| Public Switched Network Lines (FXO) | 16 | Plain old telephone lines (POTS) Calls in/out |
| ISDN Primary Rate ports | 8 | |
| ISDN BRI ports | 16 | |
| VoIP Provider Connections | N/A | Connectivity is standard unless a dedicated connection is required. |
