INDIANAPOLIS, IN
(September 9, 2004)
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Panasonic’s line of
voice processing
systems gets an
“extreme makeover”
with the addition of
four new models —
the KX-TVS95,
KX-TVS125, KX-TVS225
and the KX-TVS325 —
which include
entirely new
features and
improvements.
“With helpful
features such as a
built-in tutorial to
assist with a wide
variety of functions
– from initial
mailbox set-up to
automatic call
routing based on
time of day,” says
Mark Balsama, Group
Manager Manager,
Panasonic
Communications
Systems Division,
“operation and use
now becomes
virtually
effortless.”
A welcome addition
to any small to
mid-sized business,
Panasonic’s new
voice processing
systems answer calls
via an automated
attendant and then
route the caller to
the appropriate
extension or
department.
For calls
that need to be
routed to voicemail,
the KX-TVS125 has 32
hours of voice
storage capability,
the KX-TVS225
features 64-hour
voice message
storage and the
KX-TVS325 can store
up to 128 hours of
voice messages.
The KX-TVS95 and
KX-TVS125 support 64
individual,
password-protected
mailboxes, while the
KX-TVS225 and
KX-TVS325 can handle
up to 1,024
password- protected
mailboxes. Each
mailbox owner can
record a general
message, a message
for use “after
hours,” and a “busy”
greeting for when
they’re on the
telephone or away
from their desks.
These new systems
are also expandable
to match the growth
of the users’
business. The
KX-TVS125, KX-TVS225
and KX-TVS325 all
start as four-port
systems; however,
additional ports can
be added with the
appropriate
expansion cards. The
new KX-TVS125 can
grow to a six-port
system, the
KX-TVS225 can
include up to 12
ports and the
top-of-the-line
KX-TVS325 is
expandable up to 24
ports.
Making call
management as
efficient as
possible, the new
Panasonic KX-TVS95,
KX-TVS125, KX-TVS225
and KX-TVS325 Voice
Processing Systems
include many new and
improved
capabilities, such
as:
·
Personal Custom
Service:
The Personal Custom
Service feature
allows each user to
have their own
custom service
greeting. By
listening to the
options programmed
into the personal
custom service
greeting and then
dialing a digit to
select the desired
option, callers can
select how they
would like their
call to be handled.
Options
include routing
calls to a
designated mailbox
or extension, an
outside line, custom
service, voice mail
service or the auto
attendant.
·
Caller ID Callback:
While retrieving a
message, the user
can instantly
initiate a callback
via available Caller
ID* data.
·
Call Transfer to an
Outside Line:
Enables the voice
processing system to
transfer calls to an
outside line. The
system can dial up
to 32 digits, so
calls can be
transferred to your
cell phone, home or
to another business
location.
·
Direct Inward Dial
(DID) Call Routing
(DID): Routes
pre-programmed DID
numbers to a desired
extension, mailbox
or custom service.
Up to 200 DID
numbers can be
stored in memory**.
Voicemail has also
been enhanced. For
example, a new Toll
Saver feature lets
users check for
messages without
incurring a charge.
When sharing
a voice mailbox with
another user, a
“Save messages as
New” command lets
users
listen to messages,
and leave the other
subscribers’
messages marked as
new.
Additionally, voice
mail users can
program their
mailboxes for a five
to 100 message
capacity on a per
mailbox basis, and
to save messages
from one to 30 days
or for an unlimited
period of time.
The Panasonic
KX-TVS95, KX-TVS125,
KX-TVS225 and
KX-TVS325 voice
processing systems
are compatible with
most all of the
Panasonic Digital
Hybrid IP-PBX phone
systems, Digital
Super Hybrid Systems
and Advanced Hybrid
Systems. In some
cases a Telephone
system software or
hardware upgrade
will be required to
activate all the
features in these
new voice processing
systems.
