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KX-TDA100 Digital Hybrid
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Panasonic KX-TDA100 and KX-TDA200
Phone System Information
The design of
the KX-TDA100 and KX-TDA200 allows
your business to expand your system as
your needs grow by plugging in
additional cards and telephones to the
plug-in architecture. All of the
expansion card slots are universal, so
that any card can be plugged into any
universal slot, allowing maximum use
of what's available within the
cabinet, What's even better is the KX-TDA expansion cards operate on both
the KX-TDA100 and KX-TDA200 systems.
That means that if you outgrow the
KX-TD100 system, you can unplug the
expansion cards and plug them directly
into the KX-TDA200 without having to
buy a whole new system. In terms
of maximum system capabilities the
KX-TDA100 can offer up to 96 ports and
the KX-TDA200 can offer up to 192
ports with128 wireless phones
(KX-TD7690, KX-TD7680) |
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All of the
Panasonic KX-7000, 7200, 7300, 7400,
7600 and 7700 series proprietary
phones work with the KX-TDA100 and
KX-TDA200 systems, so if you already
own a Panasonic system with one of
these phone series it will be
inexpensive to upgrade to the KX-TDA
system. And, while you are upgrading,
don't forget that the KX-TDA100 and
KX-TDA200 can also be easily upgraded
to the Panasonic multi-cell wireless
telephones so it's easy to keep on top
of things in a busy working
environment. |
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Additionally, the KX-TDA100 and
KX-TDA200 IP PBX systems have a small,
compact design. But this does not
diminish their capabilities. A state of
the art engineering design has enabled
the production of a small system that
provides for a large amount of
features while taking up less room
than traditional PBX designs. The
KX-TDA100 and 200 allow you to add a new level
of security to your business with the
support of optional door intercoms and
electrical contacts that permit you to
control an electric door strike or any
other compatible electric device
through the phone. Each door intercom
has its own distinctive ring and LCD
display information so you can easily
identify which door phone has bee
activated. The KX-TDA100 supports up
to 8 door phones and the KX-TDA200 up
to 16 door phones. |
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2.4GHz
Multi-Cell
Wireless
Capability
KX-TDA
Multi-Cell
Wireless option
allows voice
and data
transmission
via radio
waves, within
the range of
strategically
placed cell
stations
(antennas). As
you move
throughout the
coverage area,
the system
provides
seamless
communication
by
automatically
handing off the
call from cell
station to cell
station. There
are two
Multi-Cell
wireless
handsets the
KX-TD7680 and
the premium
KX-TD7690. Up
to 128 handsets
can be
registered on
either the
KX-TDA100 or
KX-TDA200 and
handsets can
also be
registered on
multiple
systems.
Multi-Cell
Wireless is
low-cost and
highly flexible
solution that
keeps people
connected
whether they
are on the
factory floor,
in the
warehouse, in a
showroom or
just about
anywhere on
site. |
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Networking
If you are designing your companys private telephone network or simply
connecting the PSTN, the KX-TDA has a wide variety of cost-effective options to
choose from to meet your specific requirements:
- T1 and ISDN Primary Rate Service
The systems T1 or ISDN Primary Rate service allows 2 pairs of wires to be
electronically divided into 24 channels, which eliminates the need of running
separate lines and provides an extremely cost-effective way to connect the
system to the telephone companys central office.
- Q-SIG
The Q-SIG protocol is the most flexible platform available for future
development. Supported by international standards organizations (ITU-T and
ETSI) it ensures that the KX-TDA will connect seamlessly with other vendors
systems and non-Panasonic networks. This protocol can be used to increase the
PRI capability and enhance the ISDN by allowing two products to communicate
with each other.
- Voice Over IP
The KX-TDA IP PBX system can be equipped with an optional VOIP card that
permits you to connect the system to your existing data network providing an
inexpensive alternative to route calls between two KX-TDA IP-PBX systems. Now
you can connect two locations across town or across the country at a fraction
of the cost.
Digital
Voice
Mail
Integration
The KX-TDA100
and the KX-TDA200 feature built-in software that digitally integrates the
Panasonic voice processing systems. Thus providing proprietary high-speed
communication between the PBX system and the voice processing system. There are
5 voice processing models to choose from, each containing a built-in auto
attendant, interview service and voice mail.
Secure Digital
(SD) Card
Reliability is
key with any
telephone
system. The
system software
and local
database
information are
stored
permanently on
the removable
Panasonic
secure digital
SD card. If for
some reason the
system suffers
a catastrophic
failure, you
can be assured
that all the
important
information on
your system can
be easily
loaded back
into the system
from the SD
card. In
addition, the
SD card makes
it a simple
task to upgrade
the system with
new features.
Caller ID/Call
Logging
Caller ID
displays the
incoming
callerbs phone
number, or name
and number (if
provided by the
local phone
company), when
used with a
Panasonic
system display
phone. The user
at each
extension can
log up to 30
answered calls,
while
unanswered
calls are
logged
automatically.
Logged calls
can be called
back by going
off-hook while
viewing the
INFO screen and
pushing the
redial key.
There are also
up to 1000
programmable
entries of name
and number for
Caller ID
service that
can be
administered by
either the user
or the system
programmer.
Programming and
Maintenance
Panasonic
certified
technicians
have multiple
password
protected
access points
to program the
system and
perform
maintenance.
The system is
equipped with a
built-in RS232
and a USB port
for onsite
access. The
system can also
be set up so it
can be accessed
remotely via an
optional dial
up modem or
through the
Internet.
Conferencing
The KX-TDA100
and KX-TDA200
systems allow
the user to
have multiple
conference
calls from
3-party up to
8-party calls
at the same
time. This
feature can
prove to be
quite
beneficial for
those who do a
lot of
conference
calling within
the same
company and may
otherwise need
an external
conference
service.
Universal
Call
Distribution (UCD)
Having
Universal Call
Distribution is
an inexpensive
alternative to
adding an
additional call
center. With
Universal Call
Distribution
incoming calls
are evenly
distributed to
operators or
agents logged
into a specific
UCD group, such
as required by
a travel
office,
customer
support center,
etc. Four
different
outgoing
messages can be
recorded and
played back in
a cycle, and a
separate
extension can
be assigned for
overflow calls.
Members of a
UCD group also
have the
capability to
temporarily
remove
themselves from
the group. This
allows members
to go to lunch
or finish
paperwork
before taking
another call.
They can then
return to the
group when they
are ready to
answer calls.
Direct
Inward System
Access (DISA)
With the
optional
KX-TDA0191
4-Channel
Message Card,
the KX-TDA100
and KX-TDA200
systems allow
an outside
caller to
access specific
system features
without
operator
assistance, as
if the caller
had an
extension in
the system. The
outside caller
can have direct
access to the
following
features:
single-digit
access to
extension,
outside party
calling,
intercom
calling to an
extension,
modem (for
remote system
administration),
external pager,
phantom
extension and
extension
group.
Additionally,
callers can be
required to
dial a security
code to access
extensions or
the systembs
outside lines.
Telephone
Application
Programming
Interface
(TAPI)
Compliant
TAPI compliance
allows the user
to connect
their computer
to the network
system. It is a
set of files
and
specifications
for using
telephony in a
WindowsB.
environment.
This standard
program
interface lets
you and your
computer "talk"
to each other
and there by
allow
integration of
the telephone
and computer
systems over
telephones to
people or
phone-connected
resources
almost anywhere
in the world.
Account
Codes
Account codes
can help manage
your telephone
expenses by
identifying
incoming and
outgoing
external calls
for accounting
and billing
purposes. The
system can be
programmed to
force the use
of an account
code or not.
The account
code is
appended to the
Station Message
Detail
Recording
(SMDR), which
is very useful
for billing
back clients,
or to simply
keep record of
the time spent
on the
telephone for a
specific
project.
System Speed
Dialing
The KX-TDA100
and KX-TDA200
both provide up
to 1000 tenant
and 2000 system
speed dialing
numbers (24
digits long for
each) for all
extension
users. Both the
user and the
system
administrator
can program
system speed
dialing numbers
and names.
Additionally,
some models in
the KX-T7600
series, such as
the KX-T7636
and the
KX-T7633
telephones,
allow you to
scroll through
the speed dial
list and simply
hit the
speakerphone
key to dial the
number. This
feature can be
used for both
system and
personal phone
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