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 The digital systems are designed to take advantage of special
features in Panasonic's KX-TVS series Voice Processing
systems, for voicemail, automated attendant, pager activation, call-screening,
call-recording, interview service, and more. An answering machine at each phone location will give you inexpensive voicemail; or one answerer can automatically respond to calls on several lines, as an efficient electronic secretary. |
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Info on up to 15 answered calls can be manually recorded at any other phone, for quick and easy call-back. If your local phone company does not transmit a name along
with number, the system can supply a name to go with a recognized number from its internal
data base of 500 names and numbers. If your local phone company provides Caller ID service and you have a Panasonic system, your phones can display callers' names and phone numbers. If the phone company does not provide names, the system can supply them from memory. |
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 Different phones can ring on different lines, at different times, with manual
or automatic change-over. |
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 Digital phones allow you to choose one of eight different ringing
sounds for each line, which will save time and avoid annoyance if two businesses, or home
and office, share a phone system. You'll know whether or not to answer a phone without
looking for a flashing light. |
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 Any radio with an earphone jack, or a CD player or tape deck, can
provide both music-on-hold and background music. Music can be set to come out of your
phone's speaker, and when you use the phone, your music stops. You can also provide a commercial message to callers on hold. |
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 Your system can be programmed for privacy on some phones or all
phones, so no one can interrupt or eavesdrop. Some phones can be programmed to be able to
join calls in progress. Phones can be locked electronically to prevent unauthorized use,
and can have various degrees of restricted dialing, to prevent costly long-distance calls,
or calls to "900"-numbers or "976"-numbers. You can also program the
system so data and fax transmissions won't be interrupted. |
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 You
can easily set up a conference call to speak with two other people. With a digital system
or the analog 624, you can connect two other people together, and then leave the
conversation. |
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 A phone can recognize a busy signal and hang up, and then
automatically dial again and again until the call is answered. The digital systems allow
you to program the re-dialing interval. |
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 Calls intended for someone in your office, can be automatically
forwarded to any phone, anywhere in the world. (This feature uses two of
your phone lines.) |
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 One-Touch Dialing allows you to call someone, without first
selecting a line or picking up the handset (on digital phones). The Call Log feature in
the KX-T7235 and 7436 digital phones shows recently-called phone numbers that can be dialed again by
just touching a button. |
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 Hot-Line dialing allows someone to call a pre-set phone number
simply by picking up a handset or pressing the speaker button. It also lets a fax or modem
automatically select a specific line for sending documents or data files. |
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 With all
current control units, you can use a
printer or "call accounting" software to provide a record of who called where,
when, and how long they spoke. You can use account codes to assign costs to clients,
employees, departments and projects. |
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Panasonic systems will allow you to
set-up an automatic return call from a person who was away when you called
(on intercom). |
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 If
you are away when someone calls you, the caller's phone can show messages
like "at lunch," "gone home," "in a meeting," or "on vacation until 9/15." |
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 Automatic Route
Selection in the digital systems can make calls on specific lines based on programming for
least-costly calling at a particular time. |
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 A "DISA" module allows callers from the outside to reach specific people or departments,
without human help; and can allow staff members to call into the office, and then call out
on an office line. |
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 The
XDP jack on digital phones can have the same extension number as the phone itself, for
convenient use of an answerer or cordless; or a different number so you can use a modem or
fax on one phone line while speaking on another line. It's a great place to plug in a
laptop or desktop PC. |
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On
intercom calls, your voice can come out of the speaker in another phone, and someone near
that phone can reply without even touching it. For a more private conversation, the person
you called can pick up the phone's handset, and the speaker will shut off. 
The
intercom also allows you to monitor what's going on wherever you have another phone (other
than the "monitor" phones that do not have microphones) -- such as in a
warehouse or in a baby's room. You can also use a KX-T30865 door intercom speaker for
monitoring.
You can make a one-way paging announcement through the speakers in
several or all phones. Your phone system can easily be connected to an amplifier and Public
Address speakers for announcements where there are no phones, or in high-noise locations
where the volume from the in-phone speaker is not strong enough.