Sylantro 4-Port Adapter Installation Guide 1-3
Introduction to the Sylantro Communications System
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Message waiting lamp—A phone lamp and reserved key that notifies the user a
message has been left on voice mail.
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Direct number dialing—Allows users to initiate or receive a call using a
standard E.164 number format in a local, national, or international format.
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Flexible feature mapping—Lets the user designate any of the available features
to any of the buttons on their business phone.
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Hunt groups—Lets the office administrator enter a series of numbers to which
calls are routed when the previous number tried does not answer.
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Last number redial—Lets the user automatically redial the last dialed number
by pressing a single button on the business telephone.
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Station to station dialing—Lets the user call other extensions by pressing 2, 3,
or 4 digit extensions within their office.
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Handset, speaker, and ring volume control.
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Click-to-call—Lets the user call any valid, displayed number from their
business phone LCD by pressing the appropriate softkey.
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Music on hold—Provides incoming callers with a music selection while on hold
for any reason, such as call transfer, conference, call hold, call park.
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Hands-free dialing—Lets the user place calls without lifting the handset, by
pressing the extension appearance key(s), or by pressing the speaker button to
place a call.
Understanding the 4-port Adapter
The Sylantro adapter must be installed at the client site to enable service for analog
and digital phones. The Sylantro adapter, installed at the customer site, converts
voice traffic into IP packets for transmission to the carrier network. The Sylantro
adapter turns your telephone into the ultimate “thin client” allowing the delivery of
advanced applications to your telephone.
The Sylantro adapter provides the following features to ensure the highest voice
quality possible over an IP network:
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G.711 CODEC, which converts analog voice traffic from the connected
telephones to IP packets and incoming IP packets from a media gateway or
another adapter back to analog voice traffic.
Summary of Contents for 4-Port Adapter
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