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FIRST ONLINE INFO IN THE US.
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comparison of KX-TVA and KX-TVS systems
comparison of
KX-TVA50 and KX-TVS200 |
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What follows is advance information on two
new Panasonic Voice Processors, the KX-TVA50 and KX-TVA200, that
we plan to begin selling in late June, 2005. These two
expandable models will replace the present five models in the
KX-TVS series.
- The KX-TVA50 is
initially equipped for two ports, and can expand to six.
- The KX-TVA200 is
initially equipped for four ports and can expand to 24.
The
number
of ports is usually the most important
specification of a voice processor.
It indicates the number of
simultaneous conversations that can be
handled: callers from the outside, as well
as people within your business or home who are checking or
leaving messages.
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If you want your system to provide automated
attendant service as well as voice mail, you
probably will need more ports than if it
provides voice mail only.
- If you want a "full-time" auto
attendant that answers all calls
immediately, you will need more ports than
if the auto attendant is a "back-up," and
most calls are answered by people.
- If you want your voice processor to
detect incoming faxes, or to deliver
messages to outside phones, those features
require ports to be available, too.
- When
someone is changing a recording in a menu,
greeting, announcement or mailbox, a port
will be in use.
- If you are using a phone
to make a program change in the voice
processor, such as changing the name on a
mailbox, a port will be in use.
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You will
probably use voice processing more than you
expect, so pick a
system that has growth capacity.
We don't know of anyone who regretted
getting a bigger system than they thought
they needed, but many people have regretted
buying a system that was too small.
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AbleComm is usually the first American
dealer to provide information on new Panasonic phone products.
Material on this page comes from a variety of Panasonic sources,
in several countries; and we caution you that some specs and
features shown below may change when the products are finally
released in the US. Certain features may not be available in the
first product release. We will make corrections and publish
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E-Mail Integration
You can receive email notification of waiting voice mail
messages, including Caller ID, time and date of call, length of
message and how many old and new messages are in your mailbox.
Your voice mail messages can also be attached to e-mail messages
as WAV files; and the sending of e-mails can be scheduled to
suit your work day. Voice mail messages can be automatically
deleted after e-mailing, or retained in the voice
processing system.
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Windows software and USB port |
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Remote programming and diagnostics
The optional KX-TVA296 internal modem card can be used to
provide a connection to a remote PC for programming and
diagnostics. An RJ11 jack is provided for connection to a phone
line.
LAN programming
The TVA50 and TVA200 have standard "RJ45" network
connections, and if they are connected to your network, a PC on
the network, with the proper software installed, can make
program changes. You no longer have to connect a PC directly to
the voice processor.
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Backup time reduced by 90% from TVS
models
LCD Prompts
Control voice mail using a simple LCD menu (available with some
phones and systems) without listening to the voice mail for
options. Messages can be selected, played and deleted using the
visual prompts and the caller's information displayed on screen. |
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KX-TVA50 and KX-TVA200 can be rack-mounted
Custom Menus for Each Extension
With a KX-TVA system, individual phone users can set up their
own custom menu options for callers to follow. Callers can leave
a message or have their call forwarded to another extension or
even an outside line, for example another office or even a
cellular telephone. Each user can set up the options they want
to offer their callers.
External Message Delivery
Extension owners can have their messages recorded into voice
mail and then have the KX-TVA system call their cellular
telephone to have the messages delivered wherever they are.
Multilingual Service
The system can support up to three different languages. English
is standard, the user can then record the other two languages.
Callers may choose the language of their preference when they
call in; or languages can be assigned on a port by port or
telephone basis.
Other features:
- Two-Way Recording
- Live Call Screening
- Caller ID Intelligence
- Remote Access
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Comparison of KX-TVA50 and KX-TVA200
Systems |
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Options |
- KX-TVA296, internal modem
for remote programming
- KX-TVA502, 2-port expansion
module for KX-TVA50 (DPITS, APITS, in-band)
- KX-TVA503, 2-port expansion
module for KX-TVA50 (DPITS only)
- KX-TVA524, 4-hour memory
expansion module for KX-TVA50
- KX-TVA594, LAN interface
email integration module for KX-TVA50
- KX-TVA204, 4-port expansion
module for KX-TVA200 (DPITS only)
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