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 KX-TDA100/200
What follows is preliminary information on a new generation of Panasonic
phone systems, based on material published outside the US. There may be substantial
changes when the systems reach the US, probably in early 2003. This page will be updated
as we learn more. We don't have any prices.
Panasonic
is developing a new family of phone systems designed to provide features based on Internet
Protocol and Local Area Networks, as well as the conventional telecom network.
New
features include VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol), LAN Networking, Advanced Remote
Maintenance, SD memory card, CTI (Computer Telephony Integration), and digital wireless
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constructed as card cages, like previous KX-T123211D, KX-T336, KX-TD500. Circuit modules
slide into card slots to make contact with backplane. Cabinets can be mounted on a wall or
rack, or placed on a shelf or the floor. Cabinets can be stacked. 
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- The KX-TDA100 supports up to 64 lines and 64 phones.
- The KX-TDA200 supports up to 128 lines and 128 phones; and will be
upgraded to enable up to four systems to be connected together, to support up to 800
ports.
- Works with new 7600-series phones as well as older analog and digital
proprietary phones, plus single-line analog phones.
- New phones have easy switching from headset to handset to
speakerphone operation.
- Jog dial is replaced by navigator button that can be moved in four
directions to manipulate displayed info.
- Several different size power supplies support different numbers of
phones.
- Supports DID, T1, E1, BRI, PRI, CTI, E&M tie lines.
- Serial and USB connectors for programming.
- more info coming soon
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