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General| Brand | LG-Ericsson |
|---|---|
| Model | ipldk-60 |
| Category | Cordless Telephone |
| Language | English |
Allows forwarding calls to another station, group, or VMIB mailbox, supporting unconditional, busy, and no-answer conditions.
Routes calls based on caller-dialed digits to various destinations like stations, Hunt Groups, or VMIB announcements.
Allows direct routing of calls to specific stations, Hunt groups, or VMIB announcements by bypassing the attendant.
Permits incoming callers to access system resources and features by dialing internal dial tone or VMIB announcements.
Allows a station user to pick up, answer, a call ringing at another station. Supports Directed and Group Call Pick-up.
Passwords to control access to features like Walking COS, DISA, LCR, and VM In-box access. Can be station or system-wide.
Allows or denies stations access to CO lines or CO Groups, with flexible buttons for easy access.
Allows users to queue for a busy CO line and receive a call back when the line becomes available.
Assigns Class of Service to stations and CO lines to restrict outgoing call service based on interaction of COS assignments.
Processes emergency calls regardless of station COS, with specific routing rules based on matching numbers in LCR or station COS.
Automatically selects the least expensive available route for outgoing CO calls based on dialed digits, time of day, and day of week.
Features for storing and redialing numbers, including ACNR, Dial by Name, Dialing Security, Last Number Redial, Save Number Redial, Station Speed Dial, and System Speed Dial.
Automatically redials a CO line call destination if it is busy or no-answer, based on the ACNR Retry counter.
Allows each station user to store up to 100 frequently used numbers in Station Speed Dial bins (000-099), including special function digits.
Allows an authorized station to intrude on an active call, monitor, join, and disconnect the active call.
Establishes a virtual location (Orbit) to hold calls, retrievable via dial code, with the held party receiving MOH.
Allows a user to answer and send a call to another destination (station, group, CO line), either screened or unscreened.
Enables a station user to transfer an active call to a CO line call, either screened or unscreened.
Allows a user to transfer an active call to another station or Hunt Group within the system, either screened or unscreened.
Places a CO line call on hold, either Exclusive or System, with the held party receiving MOH.
Enables Attendants to intrude on conversations of busy stations, disconnecting the existing call and connecting the intruding station.
Permits a user to receive ring and answer calls directed to a covered station or Station Group using a Flexible button.
Allows a calling user to activate Station Message Wait or Call Back when a station is busy, in DND, or does not answer.
Prevents a station from receiving ringing for CO line calls or Page announcements; calling stations receive fast busy tone.
Assigns CO lines, other stations, and system features to DKT/DSS/DLS Console buttons for one-touch access and status display.
Assigns a DKT as a Hot Desk phone for agents to log in, taking on defined attributes, and allows logging off.
Routes calls to stations within a group based on type and configuration, supporting Terminal, Circular, ACD, Ring, and Ext. VM groups.
Assigns stations as ACD Group Supervisors to receive status information and control overflow, timing, and agent duty status.
Allows users to establish a Conference Room, inviting internal and external parties, with optional password protection and status display.
Uses pre-recorded VMIB messages as paging announcements, allowing quick sending of an emergency or SOS page over an assigned Page Zone.
Manages voice messages, allowing users to review, save, delete, reply, or transfer messages, and provides notification for new messages.
Routes calls to the user's VMIB mailbox, playing the greeting and allowing voice messages, with DKT Call Back flashing and LCD queue count.
Provides detailed information on incoming/outgoing calls including CO line, dialed number, time, date, station, duration, and activity.
Monitors, stores, and outputs traffic statistics covering system resources for performance evaluation, usage trends, and trunk problem determination.
Places calls to Attendants, queuing them if busy and providing ringback tone or MOH, with waiting call indication.
Enables Attendants to intrude on conversations of busy stations, disconnecting the existing call and connecting the intruding station.
Provides five service modes (Day, Night, Lunch, Weekend, On-demand) determining CO line ring destinations and DISA operation, with configurable weekly time tables.
Quick guide for configuring H.323 operation with a GateKeeper, including CO Service Type, ISDN line characteristics, and VOIB IP settings.
Supports up to 16 IP Phones, registering via MAC address, functioning like DKTs with IP channel availability and network integration.
Quick guide for SIP Trunk configuration, covering Ext/CO ATD Code CLI, CO Service Type, ISDN line characteristics, and VOIB IP settings.
Enables forwarding calls to other stations, groups, or VMIB mailboxes across the private network, supporting immediate, no-answer, or follow-me forwarding.
Transfers active calls (internal or CO line) to other stations across the Private Network using screened or unscreened transfer.
Links ipLDK systems over a private network using PRI and QSig protocols, establishing a Uniform Numbering Plan for transparent operation.
Configures system database parameters using a designated DKT as a programming terminal, inputting codes and data via dial pad and flexible buttons.
Windows application for real-time database access, configuration, and utilities (upload/download, upgrades, lock key entry) using RS-232C, Modem, ISDN PPP, or LAN connections.
Upgrades system software using PC Admin utilities via RS-232, Modem, or LAN connections, allowing feature and function changes.
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