Panasonic KX-TEA - Manual (Page 3)

Next, find out how many extensions
they require. Extensions can be any
of the following: individual users,
faxes, DECT, modems, or Remote
Home Workers.
Finally, determine whether the
customer needs additional voice mail,
door entry, call queuing, CLI, CTI, etc.
Do they require standalone or
integrated DECT?
With this information you can begin
to configure the best system for
your customer.
Once you’ve established your
customer’s requirements we will
be happy to help you with your
order and any advice for future
add-on sales.
Determine the number and type of
trunks/lines they need (their
connections to the outside world
- analogue/ISDN2/ ISDN30 or IP)
- this will help establish the type of
switch to choose.
Before providing any phone
system the most important
thing to know is your
customer’s requirements.
By following these three simple steps,
it’s easy to configure a system that will
meet their present needs today, and be
expandable for future growth.
How to use
this guide
Customer requirements
Customer Requirements Panasonic system
● Analogue only KX-T 308, KX-T 824
● Analogue & ISDN2 KX-TDA 15, KX-TDA 30
● ISDN30 KX-TDA 100, 200, 300
● Future expandability KX-TDA 600
● Multi-site networking
● Hotel Applications
● Sites with 500+ users
● VoIP
Types of extension
● Digital extensions - required for proprietory keyphones
with the advantage of all the features and functionality
of the telephone system, DECT cell stations and voice
mail ports
● Analogue extensions - for POT/SLT (single line
telephones), faxes, modems, PDQ machines, etc
● IP extensions - ideal for Remote Home Workers and
branch offices
Overview
Small-medium
Enterprise Large Enterprise
* Requires MEC (Memory Expansion Card) - call sales for details
KX-TDA200 - ideal for 64-256* users
KX-TDA100 - ideal for 30-128* users
KX-TDA30 - ideal for 1-52 users
KX-TDA15 - ideal for 1-20 users
KX-T824 - ideal for 3-24 users
KX-T308 - ideal for 1-8 users
KX-TDA600 - ideal for up to 960* users