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KX-TA624


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The basic KX-TA624 system has a basic capacity of 8 extensions and 3 exchange lines. It is capable of supporting Panasonic analogue proprietary phones (Panasonic KX-T7050, KX-T7020, KX-T7130) and/or single line devices such as ordinary phones, fax and data modems. With the addition of option cards, the system can be expanded up to 6 exchange lines and 24 extensions with the addition of optional cards.

Panasonic refers to these as Advanced Hybrid Telephone Systems (Analogue).

Line jack wiring
The system is supplied with eight plug-ended extension cords that plug directly into eight sockets (numbered 01 to 08) located on top of the system. The loose end of the cord (no plug) must be terminated to telephone sockets.

The wiring colour code is as follows:-

  • Black to pin 3 on socket
  • Red to pin 5 on socket
  • Green to 2 on socket
  • Yellow to 4 on socket

Note:-

  • Pins 2 and 5 are the Voice pair
  • Pins 3 and 4 are the Data pair

Proprietary Panasonic telephones (KX-T7050, KX-T7020 & KX-T7130)
A Panasonic KX-T7130 is used to configure the system and must be connected to the first extension jack (marked jack 01). All proprietary phones (Panasonic 7050, 7020, 7130) must be connected via a secondary LJU (2/3A). All four wires (as shown above) must be connected.  (Update - KX-T7130, KX-T7135, KX-T7030, KX-T7020, KX-T7050, KX-T7055 and KX-T7040).

Ordinary telephone set
Ordinary phones can be connected to extension jacks 02 to 08. For ordinary phones only connect two wires to the telephone sockets, red to pin 5, and green to pin 2. These must be connected to a master line jack unit (2/2A). DO NOT connect wires to pins 3 and 4.

Paralleled connection
An ordinary extension (phone, answering machine etc) can be connected in parallel to a proprietary phone. When an incoming call is received both phones will ring and either can answer the call.

To add an ordinary extension, in parallel to the Proprietary phone, you simply run a lead from pins 2 and 5 of the secondary socket to pins 2 and 5 of the master socket where the ordinary extension will be connected.

Exchange line wiring
In addition to the eight extensions cords already mentioned, the system is supplied with three plug-ended extension cords that plug directly into three sockets (numbered CO1 to CO3) located on the top of the system. The loose end of the cord (no plug) must be terminated to the exchange lines. If your exchange lines are terminated on a wall socket they should be wired to pins 2 and 5. 

Features

  • Voice Mail Specifications
    KX-TVP100E KX-TVP200E
    Recording time (per mail box) 18 hrs (5-100 mins) 32 hrs (5-100 mins)
    Number of ports* Max 4 Max 4
    Number of mailboxes Max 64 1024
    Number of messages (per mail box) Max 100 Max 100
    Personal greeting length (programmable) 8-60 secs 8-60 secs
    Message retention (programmable) 1-30 days or unlimited 1-30 days or unlimited
    Extension numbering (programmable) 2-5 digits 2-5 digits
    Message waiting lamp (programmable) DTMF sequence DTMF sequence
    Maximum message length (programmable) 1-6 mins 1-6 mins
    Activity reporting:-
    Mailbox List, Class of Service List, System Service Report, Call Account Report, Disk Usage Report, Fax Call
    Report, Custom Service Report
    *with KXTA

  • Quick set-up
    This feature provides a quick way of setting up parameters that must be established to start the system with a KX-TA624.

  • Holiday setting capability
    The system can be programmed to handle calls differently, (e.g. auto-attendant vs. voice mail) on official holidays.

  • Automatic fax transfer
    When you receive a fax call the system will automatically send the call to the designated fax extension, eliminating the need for a dedicated line for your fax.

  • Multilingual service
    The systems can support up to three different languages, English and Spanish are the standard; the system administrator can then record up to two other languages*. Callers may choose the language of their preference when they call in.
    *Spanish may be re-recorded in another language.

  • Door Phone/Door Opener (optional)
    With the addition of the optional KX-TA62460 Door Phone/Opener Adapter Card, one KX-TA624 system can interface with up to four door intercoms and four door contact closures for remote operation of electric door locks. It's an ideal way to add security to your home or small business suite.

  • Dual port usage
    The KX-TA624 system is ready for expansion right from the start. You can easily connect a Panasonic proprietary telephone and a single- line device simultaneously to up to 16 extension ports*. This feature increases the cost effectiveness of your system and helps eliminate extra wiring costs.
    * subject to configuration.

  • Key and lamp operation
    The KX-T7000 series key telephones can provide wide ranging flexibility to the user. Each extension can easily handle, hold and transfer multiple calls and lines. Visual indication of extensions also provides instant status indication as to the availability of other members of staff.

  • Paging/voice calling
    The system has a built in paging facility which enable each key telephone to act as a speaker when not in use. There are a number of paging zones to help locate staff around the office. Voice calls can be made to certain individuals with hands free answerback which is useful for secretaries to page their managers, for example.

  • Switchboard operation
    As well as being able to answer calls, hold and transfer at any extension, the KX-TA series can provide full switchboard operation. This enables fast and efficient call handling whilst enabling the operator to have visual indication of all lines and extensions. Additional switchboard features include:
    16 programmable feature keys.
    Headset operation with KX-7130E key telephone.
    Visual status of up to 24 extensions.
    Announced/un-announced call transfer.
    Call park for busy periods.

  • Day/lunch/night service
    To help improve call handling during out of office hours and off peak periods the system can be switched to an alternative ringing pattern.

  • Least cost routing
    The KX-TA624 system can be programmed to take advantage of the most cost effective network carriers.

  • System management
    By attaching a printer or call management system to the KX-TA624 system a detailed report of all incoming and outgoing calls can be kept. This combined with individual and system wide call baring means the KX-TA624 system provides effective call and cost management.
    Answering machines, cordless phones, fax machines and modems can also be connected to the KX-TA624 system.
    One option, many benefits.

  • DISA (optional)
    This facility allows external callers to dial directly to the extension they require, after following the guidance message issued by the system. This helps to ease the load of a busy operator, and connects calls quickly and easily to the callers chosen extension.

  • Fax detect (optional)
    Routes incoming fax messages automatically to extensions with a fax machine.

  • OGM card (optional)
    A simplified 'auto attendant' operation helps handle callers and direct them to key departments: sales, service, accounts etc.

  • A full range of handsets and DSS consoles is available in both white and black

  • Who's calling?
    With the LCD option, displaying the caller's number on the digital keyphone*, you'll know who's calling before you pick up the phone. In a smaller organisation, answering with a personal 'Hello, Mr Smith' has real benefits for business.
    You'll also know who's called even when you're not there to answer. The numbers of up to 20 unanswered calls per extension can be logged, so you can return the calls when you get back. The three displays in this brochure show CLI** and Call Logging in action.

  • 24-hour communications
    You can't always be in your office, but you can always be in touch with it. The voice processing system of the new KX-TA624 allows you to record, send and retrieve messages 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, from anywhere in the world.
    So urgent messages can be handled urgently- instead of being left until your return - and your telephone system traffic and internal communications become more efficiently managed. You can find out more about voice processing further in the brochure.

  • Advanced for your advantage
    The advanced features of the new KX-TA624 are designed to help your business run better. With a phone system that's more efficient, more effective and more productive, you can concentrate on the business, and leave the communications to your new Panasonic telephone system.
    * KX-TD7130 handsets only
    ** Requires CLI from the network
    The KX-TA range control at your fingertips

  • Dual colour line keys
    Visual indication of the status of lines or extensions, giving information as to availability - i.e. held, busy, free, etc.
    LCD display
    CLI (caller ID)
    Shows date and time
    Number dialled
    Extension number calling and name
    Call forward indication
    Call duration
    Absence messages

  • Message
    An LED indicates that a message has been left at an extension. Alternatively, the Message key may be used to leave a message at a busy or unanswered extension.

  • Speaker
    Enables extensions to receive paging messages through inbuilt speaker
    Handsfree working is also possible with the KX-T130E and KX-T7020E

  • Conference
    Up to 3 internal and 2 external parties may be involved in a simultaneous telephone conversation.

  • FWD/DND
    Simple one touch key to set or cancel either Do not Disturb or Call Forward to another extension

  • Save
    Allows an extension to store a specific number for redialling later, without needing to look up the number again

  • Redial
    Pressing the Redial key will automatically dial the last number without having to clear the line

  • Recall
    This facility allows access to Star Services or Centrex/Featurenet functions

  • Hold
    If an extension puts a caller on hold, the caller can hear music if this has been connected to the system

  • Speaker phone
    By pressing the speaker key, an extension is able to conduct a telephone conversation completely handsfree and switch between handsfree and off-hook working if required.

  • Auto answer
    Internal calls can be answered automatically, to allow extensions to speak handsfree (KX-T7130E and KX-T7020E)

  • Auto dial
    Extensions are able to access a common list of up to 100 System Speed Dial numbers

  • Pause
    A useful facility allowing an extension to enter a pause when wishing to access special services when dialling out, i.e. telephone banking, voicemail, etc. A pause may also be stored in the speed dial memory between the digits if required.

  • Transfer
    Ensures that all calls are processed efficiently, and allows them to be announced or unannounced to the relevant extension.

  • Integrate one of our Voice Processing Systems (optional)
    Integrate the KX-TA624 with one of our Voice Processing Systems and improve the efficiency of your business.
    Field sales representatives can call in their sales reports at any time of the day
    Customer lines can publicise sales, special promotions and general information
    Orders can be placed 24 hours a day
    Product or service information is available 24 hours a day
    Database information can be easily gathered

Call may be screened prior to connection to an extension without overloading a busy operator. 



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