ASCOM Ascotel 2025 System Manual page 111

ascom Ascotel 2025/2045/2065
Configurable Keys
Freely configurable keys can be defined as number keys, function keys or team
keys. Team keys provide a simple means, for example, of answering calls intended
for absent colleagues on your own system terminal.
Expansion Keypad and Alpha Keyboard
Office 35 and Office 45 / Office 45pro can be equipped with expansion keypads
(EKP) and / or an alpha keyboard (AKB). Each expansion keypad provides 10 addi-
tional configurable keys. The alpha keyboard provides a convenient way of keying
names or messages, with shortcuts available for certain features.
Convenient Dialling Options
Besides number dialling, Office system terminals also offer many other ways of
setting up a connection. With dialling by name for instance, you simply enter a
person's name (or his initials) and the system terminal immediately finds the
appropriate call number, which it then dials with a simple keystroke. The only
requirement is that the system knows the name in question.
Another convenient way of dialling call numbers is to dial from lists. A simple key-
stroke under the appropriate entry dials the number. The following lists are avail-
able with system terminals:
• Last-number redial list: The list of subscribers last called from that particular sys-
tem terminal
• Call list: The list of subscribers who have tried to reach the system terminal
• Answered calls: The list of subscribers whose calls have been answered
Data Integrity
All the terminal data is stored in a non-volatile memory on the system and can be
saved using a backup with AIMS.
AD2 Interface
Two system terminals or a system terminal and a Pocket Adapter V.24 can be con-
nected to the two-wire AD2 digital network interface.
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