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This page has information
on a new generation of Panasonic voice processors. There are
four new models. |
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KX-TVS90
The new KX-TVS90 replaces the KX-TVS80. The KX-TVS90 is
identical to the KX-TVS80 (2 Ports & 6 Hours total storage),
but has Spanish prompts in addition to English, and
costs much less than the 80. |
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KX-TVS120
The new KX-TVS120 replaces the KX-TVS110, and has these important improvements:
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The KX-TVS120 is shipped with a KX-TVS204 4 port
module pre-installed, (2 more
ports than the KX-TVS110), at no increase in price.
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The KX-TVS120 offers 6-ports maximum, 2 more ports than
the KX-TVS110.
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The KX-TVS120 has 32 hours of storage, almost
DOUBLE the 18 hour capacity of the KX-TVS110.
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The KX-TVS120 has Spanish prompts in
addition to English.
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KX-TVS220
The new KX-TVS220 replaces the KX-TVS200, and has these
important improvements:
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The KX-TVS220 is shipped with a KX-TVS204 4 port
module pre-installed.
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The KX-TVS220 has 64 hours of storage, DOUBLE the
capacity of the KX-TVS200.
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The KX-TVS220 has Spanish prompts in
addition to English.
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KX-TVS320
The new KX-TVS320 replaces the KX-TVS320, and has these
important
improvements:
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The KX-TVS320 is shipped with a KX-TVS204 4 port
module pre-installed.
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The KX-TVS320 has 128 hours of storage, DOUBLE the
capacity of the KX-TVS300.
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The KX-TVS320 has Spanish prompts in addition to
English.
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| First comments: GREAT
SYSTEMS. Call handling is super-fast on hard-drive TVS120; it seemed like
chip memory. |
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>> Additional Features For All
Models << |
| All of the new enhanced voice processors have
the features described below. Some features
do not work with some phone
systems. Please see the Feature Compatibility Chart lower
down on this page. |
- Unlimited Message Length:
Lets you
record two-way conversations of unlimited length into your
mailbox
or another person's mailbox (Two-Way Record or Two-
Way Transfer). The maximum recording time for other
messages is automatically set to six minutes. This feature
is activated via class of service, by assigning
"0:Unlimited" in the settings (class of service).
- Remote
Selection of Company Greeting: You can record
five different company greetings and change the active
greeting remotely, without re-recording. This is a real benefit in
situations where you are unable go into the office (in bad
weather, for example) and the company greeting needs to be
changed to notify people that the business is closed.
- Delete Message Confirmation: The voice
processor can request confirmation from the
mailbox owner before erasing a message. This feature can
now be enabled or disabled.
- Clock Synchronization: The internal clock in
the voice processor system is synchronized with the clock
in the digital phone system (with DPITS integration). The
VPS clock will be changed automatically
any time the phone system clock is changed or
when DPITS integration is established.
- Remote Call Forwarding Set: From a remote
location, you can set your phone to forward various types
of calls to a desired extension, or to an outside
telephone. You can set all six call forwarding modes
remotely: Forward All Calls, Forward Busy Calls, Forward
No Answer Calls, Forward Busy or No Answer Calls, Forward
to a CO (outside telephone), and Cancel Call Forward. Call
forward to a CO can be activated or deactivated on each
extension. This feature is very useful if you want your
calls to reach you when you are out of the office. You can
move from one location to another and change your
forwarding to follow you.
- Trunk Service:
each trunk (CO line) group can be assigned to one of four
incoming call service types: Voice Mail Service, Automated
Attendant Service, Interview Service and Custom Service.
- Day/Night/Lunch/Break Time
Service: this is a timer function that
initiates the appropriate call handling method depending
on the time of day: Day, Night, Lunch, and Break Service
periods.
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Upgrading
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© 2004
AbleComm, Inc. All rights reserved. |
voiceprocessor.info/improve-2002.htm updated
8 JUNE 05 |
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