Panasonic KX-NCS1101, Quick Reference Manual

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The user can record a conversation to voice mail automatically or manually. If a message is left on a mail
box, the message indication will be displayed on PA.
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Voice Mail Assistant
By clicking the
Call Voice Mail button in PA to check voice mail, PA users can operate their voice mail
from the PC. This feature requires voice mail firmware version 2.1 (main software version 2.50 or later).
Phone Assistant and User Capability
The maximum number of users for each type of PBX and each type of licence is specified below.
PBX PA Pro mode
PA Pro Trial
mode
PA Express
mode
PA Pro mode + PA Ex-
press mode
KX-TDA30
256
2 5 256 + 5
KX-TDA100/KX-TDA200 4 10 256 + 10
KX-TDA600 8 20 256 + 20
KX-TDE100/KX-TDE200 4 10 256 + 10
PA Pro mode: Fully licensed with no restrictions.
PA Pro Trial mode: No restrictions for 60 days.
PA Express mode: Free licence with limited functionality.
Note
•
Once a licence is registered, Pro Trial mode will no longer be available, even during the 60 day trial
period.
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Express mode will be available for the number of users as described above, even after a licence has
been registered. For example, if 40 licences are registered using KX-TDA100, the first 40 users will
log-in to PA with Pro mode automatically, and the 41st and later users will log-in to PA with Express
mode.
PA Pro/PA Pro Trial/PA Express mode Comparison Table
The tables below detail the differences between Pro mode and Express mode.
Functions PA Pro/PA Pro Trial
*1
mode PA Express mode
Contact List 100 groups and 100 items for each
group 2 groups and 10 items for each group
CRM Integration Yes Not supported
Call History No limitation Last 10 calls
IP Camera Monitor 4 1
IP Softphone
*2
Yes Not supported
Function (FWD and Pres-
ence) Presets 20 1
Conference Set up as Initiator Participant only
*1
Pro Trial expires 60 days after installation.
*2 To use IP Softphone with Pro mode, a licence for KX-NCS9101 is required. IP Softphone can be used with Pro Trial mode with no
licence.
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1.1 Specifications