Are Nortel Flash Software Cards Solid State?

[darthvader167]

Hi everyone.
I'm wondering if the Nortel Norstar Startalk Flash/just Flash software cards are solid state (I'm looking into buying a KSU with a Startalk Flash module, but I don't want to buy it if it's a hard drive or something non-solid state.)
Thanks!

 

[curlycord]

Software's are PCMCIA cards, they are for KSU, Startalk Mini, Startalk Flash and Callpilot 1XX.

Startalk - uses Hard Drives
Startalk Mini - uses Hard Drives
Norstar Applications Module (NAM) - uses Hard Drives/some SSD drives
Startalk Flash - uses built in Flash Memory
Callpilot - uses built in Flash Memory


BCM's use hard drives/SSD drives

If you insist on Norstar over BCM then you should get MICS/CICS 7.1 and Callpilot 100/150 3.1 software's.

But if you want away more options then BCM is your best bet.



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[darthvader167]

Ok, thanks for your reply.
I may be a noob for not knowing this, but I can't find anywhere online if Flash memory means that it is solid state.
Thanks

 

[allworxguy]

Simple answer is yes Flash voice mail is all solid state.

Marv ccna

 

[darthvader167]

Thank you everyone.