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There are so a lot of different models and kinds of phone systems available that making a choice is not an easy thing. Phone systems are available in market specially SUMSUNG, PANASONIC, AVAYA, , NEC, Toshiba, NORTELetc. There are generally four major types of business phone systems in the marketplace. This includes key systems, Private Branch Exchange systems, KSU-less phones and Voice-Over-Internet Protocol.

With their unique features Phone systems becomes the boon for small business and office. They reduce costs of phone systems make it easier to handle calls, and are simple to install. With falling prices, business phone systems have come within reach of most small businesses very easily.

Most of the small businesses in AUSTRALIA have been using a normal single line, four line, and eight line phone systems for their maximum reach. Obviously, a large market exists for state-of-art small business phone systems with five to twenty lines. These telephone systems are vital communication tools that business with suppliers, investors, customers and others to fulfill their business needs.

The key is to assessment of your phone system requirements, after doing so; you now decide what telephone is most appropriate for your business. Phone systems are installed at small- or home-based business in a matter of hours.

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There are various options in the market nowadays when it comes to business telephone systems; therefore it can be a challenge to decide which telephone system is best for your organization.

In this article we have put together five useful questions that every businessperson should ask him/herself before adopting a new business telephone system.

1. Is it easy to install and configure?

If you are running a small to medium size business, chances are that you have an outsourced Network Manager to manage your IT needs, and every hour he/she spends at your business is a paid hour. With this in mind, make sure the business telephone system you select is easy to install and configure. If you go for a complicated proprietary phone system or software-based IP PBX running on a difficult platform such as Linux, you run the risk of needing to hire a specialized installer trained on that particular phone system. Windows-based business telephone systems, for example, are so simple to install and configure that you don’t require specialized skills to make them work.

2. Is it easy to manage?

Having a specialized telephone manager to look after the day-to-day needs of your business telephone system just because it is difficult to use can affect your business’ bottom line. There are IP PBX’s out there that use a web-based interface and that can be managed very easily by your Network Manager – even remotely!

3. Is it scalable?

You certainly want your telephone system to grow with your business, and most proprietary systems are very easy to outgrow, needing hefty investments in hardware to add phone lines and extensions. A business telephone system that is software-based can easily handle a large number of extensions and phone lines. This is something which is definitely worth taking into consideration when looking into your present and future telephony needs.

4. Does it have all the features I need?

Most proprietary systems come with a fixed set of features and expanding on them can be very expensive. If your business requires a rich feature set such as auto attendant, voice mail, call queuing, and unified messaging, then you might want to look into a VoIP telephone system. Since VoIP business telephone systems are software-based, their features are easy to program and add-on to the software.

5. Does it make me save money?

At the end of the day, you want to enhance your business’ profit margins by saving costs. A software-based business telephone system allows you to save costs by getting rid of costly phone wiring, leveraging the internet for telephone calls and using SIP standard equipment that is much cheaper than proprietary phones. A VoIP telephone system also allows your staff to work remotely, to hot-desk and get rid of phone-tag, hence increasing their productivity and mobility. If you adopt a telephone system that gives you these advantages, then your business is most likely to see immediate profit-boosting benefits.

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These days, demand requires a higher standard of phone system. The problem is that a wired phone system can get to be way too complicated. Have you ever tried to identify which phone is running from which line or where the signal is coming from in the first place? That takes a lot of work, and no doubt the technicians of old remember crawling through ducts trying figure out where a line was broken.

Voice over IP is a great new way of communicating, and as such many businesses and individuals have taken to using it. The biggest difference is that VoIP works through an internet connection or even a cable connection. Essentially it rids you of the need to pay for both a phone line and your phone package.

FIXTEL offers one of the widest ranges of IP based phones for businesses, and they have packages for everyone. From the small business to the worldwide enterprise, there is a package and a plan that will fit your needs. No matter which package you need though, there are a number of features that you will be able to get.

For instance, you will always have the ability to hold a business meeting whether you are on or off the premises. Mobility is in high demand, and as such it is the number one service that most suppliers, including Nortel are going to provide.

FIXTEL even offers video conferencing, which is something that was not quite as efficient when using POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service). Luckily when you are using VoIP, there are more possibilities than ever before. One of the best parts is the ability to reach your people whenever you need to.

The ability to route your office phone to your mobile phone will ensure that you are never out of touch with the home office. Once again, it\’s all about mobility. You can plainly see that there are many new possibilities with phones these days. At one time they were only used for calls in and out of the office, but these days they are relied on far more. They have become complex, and quite indispensable. The only thing that can stop you is the price.

The expense is probably worth it to most businesses, even if it could be in the fifty thousand pound range. You will find that nearly any investment you make for this system will be almost entirely returned before you know it. FIXTEL website will have more information regarding their various packages, so make sure you check it out today. Get rid of that old telephone system you\’ve been relying on and enjoy a greater level of communication.

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Good question. Well it is 2010 already. VOIP started to become the mainstream telecommunication portal in 2009 with services like Skype, Vonage, Lingo and many other services starting to show there true service. 2010 will be a better year for VOIP. Why is that you ask? Technology only grows because the need is strong. People always want better options, always want cheaper calls. The rule of society is we get what we want from the developers. Now that Google is entering the VOIP market this will open up horizons of new VOIP.

What will Google Do?

We all know Google. If they do something they do it perfectly. Google Voice was revolutionary in giving its users arrays of options. Now Google and Gizmo are teaming up to provide a VOIP service. No one knows whats the official date on the releases but it iwll be in 2010. This means war in the VOIP market. Think about it. Google is the best all around company right now. If they provide a VOIP service that is top notch with the cheapest voip calls, the services like Skype Vonage etc will have to keep up.

When competitions arises in the market, it only benefits us, the consumers. This is great for us because now we can get even better rates because of the competitors market. Most users will use Google as there VOIP service because well, they are the best. Think about Google Voice with Gizmo integration plus cheap calls, this is a moneymaker!

What will happen to the Future of VOIP?

Future is looking extremely good. Rates to many international countries are skyrocketing down. In a few years, we can probably expect less than 1 cent calls to many countries worldwide. India is one of this less than 1 cent per minute countries but many others will come into it as well. We expect to see Bangladesh, US and UK in this scenario as well. If one VOIP service is able to provide less than 1 cent/minute to a country then others will have to follow or else, only one thing to do then, out of business!

VOIP is a competitive market and in 2010 it will be one of the most competitive markets in the world. It is the telecommunication era now. Almost every person who can afford a phone has one and some have more then one. A new beginning will begin soon for VOIP. Also in the USA, many cell phone service providers are seeing the potential of incorporating VOIP in there services. They will be able to charge users for this extra service which means more money.

Mobile VOIP will open up to a whole new level as well. Mobile is growing tremendously with new phones that are capable of handling VOIP such as Google Android, iPhone, and Windows Mobile. The possibilities are endless for everyone. But lets just wait and see what unravels as the year goes on. The prediction is that users will save even more money then last year on the cheapest voip calls worldwide.

What are your opinions? What will happen to VOIP? Let us know. Stay tuned for the latest VOIP news.

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There are many manufacturers of alarm controls. Each manufacturer will also produce several models within a particular product line. Alarm companies purchase directly from the manufacturer or more often, buy their products through one of a few available alarm distributors in their area. These distributors and manufacturers do not sell products to the non- professional consumers.

As a general rule,  the controls that are most dependable and have the most programming options are more costly. I will teach you how to get the best control you can find as this will greatly affect your ease of use and ability to have your alarm adjusted to fit your lifestyle.

In the interest of keeping this device as understandable as possible for you, I will share the intense and hundreds of differences among these units and  will break them into a few categories that should make more sense to you.

BASIC

There are many basic units available to the alarm dealers. They often use these units knowing that the average consumer does not know the difference and it’s other concerns. A less qualified installer can also install these basic units, because there are few or non-programming and wiring options.

(HOT TIP!)
What you should be most concerned about when it comes to these basic units is that we, as professionals refer to many of them as ” CROWBAR SYSTEMS.” These systems come as a control, keypad, siren, communicator and backup power supply , all built into one unit. If a burglar breaks into your place and hears a siren coming from this unit, they are going to take the proverbial crowbar and smash it off the wall. At this time you would no longer have a control, keypad, siren, backup power supply or communicator to call for any help. A lot of good things that would do for you!

Now that you are already well-educated in the pitfalls of a self-contained unit,0 I doubt that anyone will be able to sell you any, or even give you one for that matter.

AVERAGE
The majority of systems that professional alarm companies install fall into this category. They are dependable for the most part based on how long the model has been going on into the market. Some of these manufacturers have just relied with their dependable product lines for over 20 years. Some of the newer models have nice new features but when it comes to mid-range units, I have always avoided turning my clients into product testers. These units are comprised of any number of separate components that are wired together to make you a complete system. This way, if someone knocks a siren or keypad or any other component off the wall, the alarm still does what it needs to do. The control panel in this range typically comes with at least eight zones. Zones give you the ability to use all or part of your system; you will also be able to pinpoint with some accuracy where a violation has taken place. An example of using part of your system would be as follows:

*You are staying at home and want only your perimeter devices on and your interior devices off.

* You are lounging in the back yard and want to go in and out of the back door so you go pass that door and motion detector while protecting the other parts of the house.

* You are leaving to work for the evening and your employees are staying late so you passby in the working place and arm the office so no one can enter a certain area.

When choosing your alarm company, avoid a dealer that has many brands and models available in this range. That could mean that they are buying whatever is on sale for that week from the distributor. The dealer that has been using the same model for many years is more proficient when it comes to installing, programming options and servicing the said model/brand.

HIGH-END

If you know what you want in an alarm system and realize that these high-end systems can be programmed to do exactly what you want them to do for many different scenarios, you would settle for nothing less. All of your presets can be activated usually with the touch of one button. It is my experience that all different features of these type of controls are designed for ease of use by the end user (That’s You!) and not the alarm dealer. They come with many zones so you have complete control over every aspect of your protection. These units can even be serviced remotely when changes are requested saving everyone’s time and money.

It takes a more qualified professional to properly install, find out what your requirements are, program the alarm to fit your lifestyle, and then teach you how simple it is to operate. I would assume you are like me and want the best-qualified installer you can find to work inside your home.

(HOT TIP!)
Find the dealer that places the highest number of installations in your area. Because of the volume they buy in, they will get the high-end equipment for the same price, while the rest of the dealers pay for the average equipment. They should always be willing to use the high-end equipment without charging extra cost to you, because it sets them apart from the others and due to the quality of equipment, they don’t carry the expenses of maintaining a large service team.

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Let’s try to look at a typical zone layout for a control panel, so that you can understand the way it is wired and program works.

ZONE 1- (DELAY) This zone is where the doors from which you most often enter and exit are. When you turn your alarm on, the exit delay will start a timer (programmed to your specifications, if requested) allowing you time to get out. Once the exit time has expired, (usually about 30-60 seconds.) the alarm will be in the on or “armed” condition.

When you return to your home or business and enter through the delay doors an entry timer begins. This timer is usually set at about 15-30 seconds. You do not want to have a long entry time as a burglar entering through a delay zone that has the same amount of time in your protected area before the alarm goes off. During this time, you would go to the nearest keypad and enter your code to turn your alarm off.

(YOU SHOULD KNOW!)
The delay doors have a chime feature that can easily be turned on or off. Most people elect to leave this feature on all the time, so that they can hear a tone when the alarm is off and someone enters. The high-end systems can be programmed to have a different tone for each door. If you can spare a zone , have your delay doors put on separate zones as opposed to been having them share as one, and request that your control be programmed for different tones.

ZONE 2- (INSTANT PERIMETER) This zone would be for other than delay doors.
The back yard door and the master bedroom to deck doors are good examples of these types of doors. There is no delay timer on these doors and when the alarm is on and entry is made the alarm will go off instantly.

ZONE 3- (INTERIOR) This zone is for your motion detector on the main floor. When you enter through a delay door the motion will delay also, giving you the ability to get to the keypad to turn off or “disarm” your system. If you do not enter through a delay door first and the motion sees you it will go into an alarm condition instantly. When you are staying home or arming your business system without leaving, you can arm your system in the stay mode. This will passby your interior zone or zones allowing you to move around without restrictions while still having your perimeter secured.

ZONE 4-(INTERIOR) This zone is for your basement motion detector. It will function the same as your main floor motion detector.

(HOT TIP!)
Most alarm technicians will put multiple motion detectors on a single interior zone. I like to be sure these are separated, so that you have the flexibility of deciding which stays on and which are bypassed, when armed in the stay mode. This would be handy if you have an unfinished basement with windows, and you have no need to access that area while armed in the stay mode. This also gives you pinpoint indications of which area has been or is being violated when the alarm sounds.

ZONE 5- (INSTANT) This zone is for basement or lower level door or window contacts.

ZONE 6- (INSTANT) This zone is for main or upper level window contacts.

ZONE 7- (INSTANT) This zone is for main floor glass break detectors.

ZONE 8- (FIRE) This zone is for smoke and heat detectors. Any zone that is designated as a fire zone is on 24 hours a day even if the alarm is not armed.

As you can see, there is great flexibility in the way your alarm control gets set up for you. In all my years in the business, I have rarely seen an alarm company discussing this with the customer. Typically, they will create a general set-up standard and tell the client this is how it works. Understanding that you should be involved in this process helps you design a system that fits into your lifestyle, instead of having to adjust your lifestyle to your new alarm system.

This is yet another reason to be sure you are getting the most bang for your buck when selecting an alarm control.

(INSIDER INFO!)
The alarm installer most likely has the ability to program a lockout code into your alarm control. This code prevents a different monitoring or service company in the future from re-programming your system, rendering it useless unless you do business with the installing dealer. Insist on “NO LOCKOUT CODE” in writing from your installing dealer. This way, they have to earn your future business, leaving your freedom of choice intact.

Hardwired Systems vs. Wireless- Hardwired systems are those that have the devices wired directly to the control. Wireless systems send radio signals to a receiver in the control, which processes the signals. There is nothing more dependable than a pair of copper wires to send a signal from point A to point B. I would recommend a hardwired system over a wireless system in all instances where one can be installed. However there are times when the only thing that can be installed in your place is a wireless or “radio frequency” system.

If there is no basement or a finished one, and there is no accessible attic to run wire through, you would have to go wireless to have your systembe installed. In the wireless world, there is a great range of quality available. Wireless equipment is more costly than hardwired equipment in general because each device has a radio transmitter built into or attached to it. If you need to go wireless make sure you are getting the highest quality radios available. Some use common frequencies like 900 megahertz and others use licensed frequencies to transmit signals. The latter is the better one because there is little that will interfere with the signal. Some of the things that could interfere with the common frequencies are airplanes, CB radios, cell towers etc.

A good way to look at the differences in the quality of wireless equipment is to think of a wireless home telephone. The cheap $20.00 unit uses common frequencies. It works, but often has static and drops out. Sometimes you hear a neighbor with the same phone frequency talking. The range you can wander from the base is often less than desirable.
The $100.00 unit makes all the difference in the world and, although you hated spending the extra money on the replacement, you appreciate the quality gained.

I would rather not have an alarm system at all, before I would have one that I don’t use because it is always going off for no apparent reason. The high- end wireless equipment is extremely dependable and you must be prepared to spend a little extra to assure you are at this end of the quality spectrum.

(FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION!)
If you have an area such as a basement or accessible attic to run wires in, and your alarm company wants to sell to you or give you a wireless system, consider not doing business with them. They are most likely going to use low quality, inexpensive wireless equipment and also save on the cost of installation. A wireless system takes less time for workers to install because they don’t need to take the time or to have the skill to hide the wires.

Wireless equipment has several other shortcomings that are unavoidable no matter what the quality of equipment you get:

* The transmitters are large and having one on each of your doors is not as aesthetically pleasing as the small hardwired devices.

* The transmitters have batteries in them that have to be changed periodically.

* Many wireless systems will not tell you if a transmitter is not working, so you have a false sense of security.

* Wireless devices are frequency and brand specific so they must match the manufacturer of the control. Updating your control in the future could thus render all your devices useless or restrict your choices in control features.

Hardwired devices of any brand with a few exceptions can be wired directly to any brand control. So if you are upgrading an existing hardwired system you will most likely be able to use the old contacts, motion detectors, smoke detectors, glass break detectors, etc.

One advantage of wireless equipment is that you can place devices exactly where you want them in what would be a complicated hardwire situation. There are great high quality systems at your disposal if a wireless system is a necessity for your installation.

You can also add a wireless receiver to any hardwired control at any time, so that you can transmit one or several devices to it. We call this as a hybrid system, since it is now both hardwired and wireless. Reducing the amount of wireless devices on your system will reduce your cost and increase your dependability. The same rule applies to a wireless system since you can hardwire in any device that you can get a wire into.

Be advised that even if you have a wireless system, there are still few things that must be hardwired to it, such as the keypad, power transformer, sirens and phone line. This may restrict placement of the control panel to an area that is wire accessible to all of these devices. It is worth repeating. There is nothing more dependable than a pair of copper wires to send a signal from point A to point B. If any wire would happen to get cut, it would open the circuit causing an alarm if the system is on.

Compare Apples to Apples- As you can see there is, as with most things in life a great range of quality available to you when choosing an alarm system and its components. Taking the time needed to compare all features of each component of your proposed alarm system will always be at your advantage. Most alarm consultants will jump to the high end of available equipment, if their potential customer is asking for the differences that are needed to be explained.

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As a good and dedicated Company, FIXTEL owns and operates a geographically redundant based in AUSTRALIA, the next generation network with capabilities to supply VoIP PBX telephone system services globally. Large or small business, one site or multiple locations, enterprise or carrier – they have an IP Phone system solution that fits your needs. EXPERT! of all,  FIXTEL options can work with your existing communications system, eliminating the need for expensive latest equipment.

They also use latest proven expertise of serving wholesale carrier and Fortune 500 companies to take the guesswork out of choosing a communications system that improves working efficiency, evolves as technology advances and scales to meet changing business needs now and in the future. PBX telephone system from FIXTEL helps all your small to large business organizations.

FIXTEL  advices to Invest where you believe:

They just intend to express, empower and support their belief that communications tie people together and help organizations further their mission. They will invest ten percent of their profits into providing communications systems and hands-on installation assistance to grassroots organizations like government, small & corporate business, schools, community health facilities or non-profit organizations; wherever the need exists.

IP phone system solutions from FIXTEL are available in different packages. They provide you one e-bill and one number for 24 hours customer service assistance. FIXTEL only plan to put their business knowledge into small & big organizations for a better out-put and result in the society. There IP communications include some best PBX telephone system along with VoIP PBX telephone system for your business communication solutions.

Mission of  FIXTEL:

The only mission of FIXTEL  is to offer business ready IP communication solutions that are simple to implement and easy to put forward in permanent use.  They also satisfies customer with priced right mission, which is wonderful. So just get ready to make your organization experience with PBX VoIP telephone systems and IP phone systems, system that boosts your organization profit margin and enhancement.

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Enjoy Exciting Benefits

A small business VoIP telephone system is highly beneficial for your startup or home based business enterprise. Some of the advantages that these phone systems bring to your business are:

‘ Faster and easier communication
‘ Scalable
‘ Cost-effective
‘ Portable
‘ Multiple connections are handled simultaneously
‘ Long distance calls can be made at reduced rates

Improve Quality and Productivity for Your Business

Internet based small business phone system  is an ideal means to improve your workplace productivity through enhanced business communication. Compared to traditional phone systems, VoIP phones offer better voice quality. Just like any modern phone system, a VoIP small business telephone system also comes with sophisticated user-friendly features.

With this service, you can efficiently route calls through its call forwarding feature, engage your callers with music on hold, provide system driven announcements on your company’s products and services, and more. With all these features you can present a bigger corporate image and attract more customers to your business.

Find Service Providers with Good Expertise in the Field

If you are planning to switch on to VoIP small business telephone system from a standard phone, you should ensure that you avail of services from an experienced provider in the field. Understanding the business needs of small businesses, numerous providers offer VoIP small business telephone systems and services at relatively lower rates. Such a phone system is truly a boon for business startups to improve business image and productivity through enhanced customer care services.

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The Siemens HiPath 3000 range of business telephone systems are ideal for business users from 2 to 500 extensions and ideal for companies that want to take advantage of traditional telecoms services such as ISDN whilst investing in a communications platform that will embrace new technologies such as Voice Over IP to enable connectivity to home workers, branch offices and new SIP trunk telephone service providers.

The Siemens HiPath is the world’s best selling business telephone system, offering high quality, high-speed voice and data communications.

It allows you to take immediate advantage of available technologies such as Call Transfer External, Direct Dialling Inwards, caller ID, missed calls or Integrated DECT Digital Cordless Solutions. All HiPath systems are Voice over IP enabled, offering tomorrows technology, today.

The HiPath is the easiest telephone system to operate featuring the award winning optiset user guide on handsets, which eliminates the need to refer constantly to user guides when utilising the many standard features

NEW – Siemens HiPath Open Office ME Small Business Communications Platform

The Siemens HiPath Open Office Brings your communications together enabling you to improve the efficiency of your organisation.

Information technology has revolutionised the way businesses share information and ideas. The trouble is, all the emails, messages, voicemails and phone calls you’re bombarded with have an impact on productivity. So despite spending most of the day playing phone tag, you still miss those important calls. But now there’s a way to combine all the vital communications that drive your business forward and ensure its future success. With HiPath OpenOffice from Siemens Enterprise Communications.

Communication is vital. Let’s make it simple.

Siemens HiPath OpenOffice joins everything together, creating a seamless communications system with the programmes and applications that your staff use every day. It lets you combine your phone calls, voicemail boxes, conferencing, fax, and messaging into a single, unified solution that works harder for you. And that means your staff can do the same.

Here are just some of the advantages you’ll enjoy with HiPath Open Office:

• Integrate communications with business processes
• See dramatic improvements in workflow
• Increase productivity and profitability
• Reduce organisational frustration and stress
• Share information seamlessly from any location
• Eliminate guessing games and wasted energy
• Reduce operational costs
• Reach team mates or employees the first time, every time

Siemens HiPath Open Office is a simple and easy communications solution for growing businesses.

HiPath Open Office is a unified communications solution that incorporates the latest in internet voice technology. It’s designed and priced specifically for small and medium enterprises and because it uses genuine open standards, it integrates seamlessly into your existing IT environment. There’s no need to rip and replace; HiPath OpenOffice is easy to install, use, administer and maintain. What’s more, it can be scaled smoothly from 20 up to 150 users. So at the same time as allowing you to punch above your weight, it can also accommodate any growth you see as a result of your increased productivity and profitability.

HiPath OpenOffice. Open up your office to a new way of working.

HiPath 3350 / HiPath 3300 Telephone System

The Siemens HiPath 3350 CCU has an initial configuration for two ISDN2e circuits (4 channels), 8 digital OptiPoint extensions and 4 analogue extensions, plus two standard spare slots for expansion cards.

• HiPath 3350 Wall Mount
• HiPath 3300 Rack Mount

HiPath 3550 / HiPath 3500 Telephone System

The Siemens HiPath 3550 CCU has an initial configuration for two ISDN2e circuits (4 channels), 8 digital OptiPoint extensions and 4 analogue extensions, plus six standard spare slots for expansion cards. There is a large expansion slot extra on the HiPath 3550

• HiPath 3550 Wall Mount
• HiPath 3500 Rack Mount

  HiPath 3750 / HiPath 3700 Telephone System

The Siemens HiPath 3750 is ideal for up to 500 users A multi-cabinet floor mounted system, offering solutions to suit many different applications from basic systems to advance and complex solutions with up to 500 users. The initial package is not configured, instead it has seven spare slots for the addition of cards. The additional expansion cabinets has 8 spare slots each.

THE HiPATH 3750 and 3700 CCU’s and cards are no longer manufactured.  We are able to supply refurbished cards and telephones for this system.

HiPath 3800 Real Time IP System

The Siemens HiPath 3800 Real-Time IP System is the newest model to the HiPath 3000 Phone System family and supports up to 500 users so your business can take full advantage of the latest IP technologies.  The HiPath 3800 is ideal for up to 500 users.

Call Recording for Siemens HiPath and Hicom Telephone Extensions

The Comvurgent xtension USB Call recorder connects to the Siemens HiPath and HiCom Digital System Telephones. The xtension call recording unit connects to the Siemens Optiset or Siemens Optipoint phones and then to the USB port of a PC and records all the telephone calls to that particular extension. This is an ideal entry level solution for companies that require monitoring of a few key extensions.

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