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General| Type | IP Phone |
|---|---|
| Speakerphone | Yes |
| Headset Jack | Yes |
| Ethernet Ports | 2 |
| Power over Ethernet (PoE) | Yes |
| Protocols | SIP |
| Display | LCD |
| Supported Codecs | G.711, G.729 |
Lists the robust features supported by the IP Series PBXs, including expansion.
Describes extending PBX operation to remote locations via high-speed data.
Details the system's voice mail capabilities, including port count and message types.
Outlines features for managing calls, such as auto-paging and system-wide hold.
Describes auto attendant capabilities like levels, branches, and call routing.
Explains how ACD routes calls for quick answering and displays queue information.
Details the rack-mountable IP 200 hardware specifications and module components.
Describes the smaller IP 40 model, its dimensions, and component layout.
Explains the RNC's role in supporting remote IP phones and multi-site installations.
Lists available port cards and the system configurations they create.
Describes the IP Feature Phone's features, display, and connectivity options.
Details the 64-Key Expansion Console's function and connection to the IP Feature Phone.
Provides safety warnings for power supply, fuse, and battery handling.
Covers FCC and Industry Canada compliance, registration, and ringer equivalence.
Guides on choosing an appropriate, dry, clean, and accessible location for the IP PBX.
Discusses the impact of network design on IP telephony and the use of analysis tools.
Specifies data network cabling standards (IEEE 802.3, EIA/TIA 568B) for reliable installation.
Step-by-step instructions for mounting the IP 200 chassis in a 19-inch rack.
Instructions for mounting the IP 200 chassis onto a wall.
Steps for mounting the IP 40 chassis in a 19-inch rack using optional ears.
Details the procedure for safely adding or removing port cards from the IP PBX.
Describes the Memory Module's function and notes on replacement.
Explains the meaning of various LEDs on the IP PBX and port cards for status feedback.
Outlines proper grounding conductor requirements and procedures for the IP PBX.
Specifies power requirements, including AC outlet and recommended power supply.
Recommends using an uninterruptible power supply for system protection and uptime.
Describes the MOH port for connecting external music or custom recordings.
Details the two DB9F serial connectors for communication and diagnostics.
Explains using the Maintenance Port for PC connection, programming, and diagnostics.
Guides on connecting the IP PBX to the Ethernet network using Category-5 cable.
Details the 303 card's support for CO lines and analog devices, including pinouts.
Describes the 600 card's support for six loop-start CO lines and Caller ID.
Explains the DLC's support for T1/PRI connections and channel configurations.
Guides on connecting IP Feature Phones to the Ethernet network and PC.
Details connecting the 64-Key Expansion Console to the IP Feature Phone.
Covers TAPI compliance and ESI TAPI driver installation for PC integration.
Refers to the manual for installing Remote IP Feature Phones.
Explains the function of programming keys used in the system's interface.
Guides on entering names and characters using the dial pad and scroll keys.
Lists the system's fixed numbering plan for various functions and extensions.
Covers system parameters like initialization, passwords, and timing settings.
Details programming for analog, T1, and PRI CO lines, including access and denial.
Explains defining extensions, routing, feature authorization, and departments.
Covers programming the auto attendant, including branches, greetings, and modes.
Details voice mail settings, message length, purge control, and mailbox types.
Covers recording system prompts, directory names, and message-on-hold.
Explains generating system reports for programming, usage, and statistics.
Covers programming local IP PBX, remote IP phones, and Esi-Link capabilities.
Resets system components and software to their initial state, erasing data.
Covers setting and managing Installer and Administrator passwords for system access.
Guides on setting the system's current time and date accurately.
Adjusts various system timing parameters for call handling and features.
Adds delay before system prompts for easier message pickup via cellular phones.
Configures system-wide features like recording alerts, connect tones, and system hold.
Allows programming system-wide speed-dial names and associated numbers.
Sets the baud rate for the serial ports used for SMDR and maintenance.
Programs analog, T1, or PRI CO lines, including day/night routing and answer assignments.
Selects specific CO lines for programming using the system's programmable keys.
Assigns custom names (up to 10 characters) to programmed CO lines for easier identification.
Assigns CO lines to groups for managing outgoing call routing and access.
Sets destinations for incoming calls based on ring count for day and night modes.
Programs analog COs for day and night modes, selecting trunk groups and ring assignments.
Programs T1 trunks and line parameters for the Digital Line Card (DLC).
Configures CO lines on a DLC for T1, including trunk type emulation and ring assignments.
Programs ISDN PRI cards, covering channels, DID, and answer ring assignments.
Adjusts the line build-out level for T1 port cards based on application (CSU/DSX-1).
Enables CSU emulation for testing purposes, with options for loopback tests.
Selects the appropriate switch protocol for carrier compatibility (e.g., DMS100, 5ESS).
Enables or disables Direct Inward Dialing (DID) for the entire PRI span.
Manages access and denial tables for CO lines, including Centrex/PBX codes.
Sets the dial access code used to gain CO line access from Centrex or another PBX.
Defines exceptions to toll restriction rules for specific numbers or call types.
Configures Automatic Route Selection (ARS) to route calls based on carrier or line group.
Translates DID/DNIS numbers to destinations like extensions, mailboxes, or departments.
Manages pilot numbers for PRI spans, enabling routing based on channel allocation.
Adjusts parameters for CO lines, including receive volume and disconnect detection.
Adjusts the gain of the receive volume for analog CO lines for optimal DTMF detection.
Sets the system to detect open loop intervals for faster call disconnect.
Adjusts the receive volume level for T1 lines based on signal level.
Adjusts the receive volume level for PRI lines based on signal level.
Activates and configures Caller ID display and auto callback features.
Defines extensions, their types (IP/Analog), names, CO line groups, and call forwarding.
Details programming for remote IP Feature Phones, including IP and MAC addresses.
Explains programming analog ports for phones, ringers, fax, modems, and door phones.
Describes setting up an IP Feature Phone with a cordless phone for roaming.
Guides on connecting an overhead paging device to the IP PBX system.
Controls user access to features like call waiting, DND, toll calls, and speed dial.
Enables station users to initiate trunk-to-trunk transfers for call handling.
Sets up departments or hunt groups, defining hunting methods and call forwarding.
Configures ACD departments to present calls to the longest idle logged-on agent.
Designates a department as a pick-up group for calls not directly routed.
Allows system-wide programming of programmable feature keys on IP Feature Phones.
Programs keys for station access, mailbox transfer, or department/guest mailbox access.
Configures keys for direct dialing of phone numbers or system speed dial entries.
Details individual station programming for various feature keys like paging or call forward.
Creates Virtual Mailbox Keys to indicate message status and provide direct pickup.
Assigns a CO line key to enable outbound access for a private line.
Programs auto attendant branches (menu, GoTo, directory) for call routing and prompts.
Explains different types of GoTo branches for transferring calls to destinations.
Configures a GoTo branch to blind-transfer calls to an extension or department.
Routes calls to a user, guest, group, or cascade paging mailbox.
Allows jumping to other branches or repeating menus within the auto attendant.
Configures outdialing options for transferring calls to external numbers.
Connects callers to employees by selecting names from an alphabetical list.
Specifies destinations for branches, including sub-branches, mailboxes, or outdial numbers.
Sets whether the system announces extension numbers before transferring calls.
Programs the day/night mode schedule and associated greetings for call routing.
Remotely changes system modes and re-records greetings for special circumstances.
Sets the maximum duration allowed for voice messages and recordings.
Configures automatic erasure of old messages to manage system memory space.
Programs guest and info mailboxes for personnel or information dissemination.
Sets up group mailboxes for multiple users and a broadcast mailbox for system-wide messages.
Programs notification methods (phone/pager) for new voice messages.
Configures phone number, delay, attempts, and quiet periods for message notification.
Sets CO line access, maximum lines, and pager dialing pause for message delivery.
Configures cascade paging mailboxes for escalating levels of paging notification.
Creates Q&A mailboxes for recording questions and collecting caller responses.
Enables options for moving messages and saving copies or deleting them after moving.
Allows re-recording of system prompts and auto attendant branch greetings.
Lists and describes various system prompts like busy, no answer, and hold prompts.
Records names for directory branches, associating them with extension numbers.
Configures message-on-hold sources, including external music and custom recordings.
Adjusts the output volume for custom recorded message-on-hold sources.
Details connecting to the SMDR port for real-time call record output.
Explains call record generation rules and conventions for call accounting systems.
Describes using the Maintenance Port for PC connectivity and system management.
Guides on connecting and using the Esi-Access PC program for system administration.
Provides instructions for printing system reports to a printer or PC.
Lists available reporting functions for system programs, lines, extensions, and voice mail.
Programs the local IP PBX for communication with phones and other IP PBXs.
Assigns the IP address to the IP PBX and notes its MAC address requirement for Esi-Link.
Sets the IP address of the gateway's LAN interface for the IP PBX.
Configures UDP ports for system security and traffic management.
Defines the IP address range to be used by local IP phones on the network.
Sets the number of available remote channels for Remote IP Feature Phones.
Programs information for Esi-Link operation between multiple IP PBXs at different locations.
Provides steps to delete previously entered Esi-Link site information.
Configures extensions and mailboxes to be published for Esi-Link lamp appearance updates.
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