Digital phones

System Phones

A system phone is a specialized telephone device designed for PBX programming. It provides additional functionality for administering a local telephone network, such as calling internal extensions, creating conference calls, transferring calls between subscribers, and much more.

The number of buttons on a system phone depends on the model, and they are not always sufficient to control all required station ports. Therefore, some employees (for example, a secretary) who work with a large number of internal and external lines are additionally provided with consoles (special panels with a large number of buttons, with or without light indication. These panels display the lines that “did not fit” on the system phone.)

The maximum number of system phones varies for each PBX. Some models allow all internal devices to be system phones, while others have limitations on their total number.

System phones are recommended for employees who require maximum convenience in using the telephone. Typically, these are secretaries and managers (those who use the phone more actively at work).

Main advantages of system phones:

• PBX programming capability. Despite the availability of dedicated administration software in modern PBXs, programming a PBX via a system phone remains highly relevant, especially when it is necessary to quickly make changes to PBX operation.
• Programmable buttons with indication. These buttons can be programmed for external lines or internal extension numbers, providing one-touch access. You can also see the status indication of these lines — busy or free.
• Employee paging. Announcements to employees can be made through the speakers of system phones.
• Convenient navigation through the system phone menu and access to PBX functions.
• Easy access to speed dial from PBX memory. The PBX memory can store up to 1000 or more required numbers.
• Caller ID display. (For external calls, the number must be identified by the PBX; internal numbers are always displayed). If a name is assigned to the number in the PBX directory, the name will also be shown on the display.
• Display of missed calls list and information about new voicemail messages
• Call and message indicator when a new call or new voicemail message is received.
• And much more.

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