ASCOM Ascotel 2025 - System Terminals of the Office Family; Terminals

ascom Ascotel 2025/2045/2065
HBT_20321104_01/B0_en Terminals 1.55
5 Terminals
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With terminals a distinction is made between terminals of the Office family (sys-
tem terminals) and other terminals. At a secondary level another distinction is
made between the type of terminal: corded or cordless. Added to this are the
Pocket Adapter and the PC Operator.
5.1 System Terminals of the Office Family
Fig. 1.40: Office family
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System terminals (including DECT handsets) are digital system terminals. Alpha-
numeric displays, menu prompting and an intelligent Foxkey ensure a user-
friendly, intuitive handling of the complete spectrum of performance. Letters are
assigned to the digit keys of the dial pad in accordance with the Vanity table and
are keyed in via the dial pad. Freely configurable keys such as the hotkey are used
to store frequently used call numbers, functions and operating procedures in the
form of macros. A simple keystroke is enough to dial a call number or to listen to
the Voice Mail System.
Foxkey
All the system terminals have a Foxkey, i.e. a variable function key that intelligently
adapts to provide the right functions for each situation so that all the terminals
can be operated intuitively. This means that depending on the system terminal's
status you can easily access important commands with a simple keystroke. Scroll-
ing at length through menus becomes superfluous.
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Office 20 30, 40 and 100 terminals will continue to be supported.
Pocket Adapter
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Expansion keypad (EKP)
Office 45 / Office 45pro
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Alpha keyboard (AKB)
Office 130 /
Office 130pro
Office 150 /
Office 150EEx