KX-NCP1000BX

Digital Proprietary Telephone

16 Characters Alphanumeric Display

12 Programmable Keys with Dual Colour LED

Speakerphone

Handset Volume Control

Ringer Volume Control

Incoming Call / Message Lamp

Headset Compatible*

3-line LCD display

24 flexible CO buttons

Digital Speakerphone

60-DSS console (option : KX-DT390)

Colour Touch Screen LCD

Network Camera Integration

Application built-in

Speakerphone

2 Ethernet Ports(100 Base-TX)

Power-over-Ethernet (PoE)

Bluetooth® Module

Alphanumeric Display

Programmable Keys with Dual Colour LED

Feature Access Keys for LCD

Hands-Free Speech

SP-Phone (Monitor) Volume Control

Handset Volume Control

Rigner Volume Control

Contrast Control

Incoming Call / Message Lamp

Auto Answer / Mute

Voice Call

Headset Compatible*

1-line display

8 flexible CO buttons

Digital Speakerphone

2 Ethernet ports (100 Base-T)

Power-over-Ethernet (PoE), US model : backlit type

Flexible Expansion by Adding Activation Keys
By installing an optional activation key, the number of IP terminals that can be contained on an MPR card can be expanded to 128 and the number that can be contained on an SIP trunk card can be expanded to 64. This enables flexible expansion since it is not necessary to add new dedicated optional cards for terminals and phone lines.

Multi-site Networking
The KX-TDE leverage the latest digital networking, Voice over IP (VoIP) and SIP technologies to cost effectively handle intra-office, multi-site and long distance communications over converged voice and data networks. Up to 8 KX-TDE systems can be networked and centrally managed without the need for a server.

SIP Networking for Low Cost Communication
Using the built-in SIP trunking interface, businesses now have the ability to connect the KX-TDE Communication Systems to the growing list of SIP based Internet Telephony Service Providers (ITSP) to achieve low cost VoIP calls over managed broadband IP networks.

Cellular Phone Integration
Cellular phones can be integrated into PBX that allows incoming calls to ring both the desk phone and the cellular phone simultaneously, so users can pick up calls on either phone, thereby enabling single number access and increasing contactability.