Comdial Vertical 7271C DX-80 / DX-120 Flash Voicemail Pre Owned

Description

Combining the DX-80 platform with Comdial's industry-recognized Corporate Office Voice Messaging software makes for a complete small-business telephone solution. With a digital voice processing card installed directly inside the telephone system, the DX-80 provides fully integrated voice messaging without requiring the dedication of any telephone system extension ports. That means all 56 extension ports are available for digital and analog expansion.
Key Features:
Mfr. Part #: 7271C / DX-80 VM II
100 mailboxes
Ports: 4 initial/8 maximum
Storage capacity: 3.2 hours/64 MB
Call Screening: asks the caller to say his/her name and then announces the call to the subscriber. The subscriber can choose to accept the call, send the call to the subscriber's active mailbox or transfer the caller to an alternate extension
Call Recording: allows subscribers to record active calls in real-time for future reference
Call Queuing: callers are given the option of holding for a specific extension when it is busy. The system politely keeps callers apprised of their position in line and offers options to leave a voice mail message, speak to the operator, or try another extension
Transfer Off-Premis: automatically transfers a caller to an off-premise location such as the subscriber's home or mobile phone, reducing the number of missed calls
Pager notification: automatically pages subscribers when they receive messages in their mailboxes;helping to minimize customer response time
Caller ID Integration: caller ID information captured by the voice mail is communicated during playback, and may optionally be used to automatically dial the caller at the touch of only two keys
Dial-by-Name: alphabetical directories allow callers to easily search for individual extensions or mailboxes through the use of touch-tones. Callers can select individuals by using the touch-tone pad to spell last or first names
Card communicates with the KSU via the backplane, preserving IST ports for analog terminals