Description

Features

- Call Queuing
Master stations can receive up to 20 incoming calls simultaneously.
Caller information can be displayed on a call queue list, making it possible to respond selectively to high-priority calls.
- Unicast / Multicast
According to an infrastructure, there is a choice of sending data via Unicast or Multicast.
Paging to all stations can be done using Multicast, and for Unicast communication, paging up to 50 stations is possible.
- Customize with prerecorded messages
Create and import custom audio files for use as unique voice messages.
For visitors at door stations, voice messages let them know that door is open.
For security guards/receptions at master stations, voice messages help them to identify incoming calls instantly.
- Page to all stations or individual groups
Page to all stations and page to preset specific groups is possible. A third-party paging amplifier can be connected for additional coverage.
- Send E-mail
When master stations are called, IX System can send an E-mail attached with the visitor’s picture up to 3 E-mail addresses. Error in the system and health check report can be also sent via E-mail.
- A wide array of call transfer features
The system offers an array of call transfer features that can be set to meet the application.
 - Manual transfer
   A call from a door station can be placed on hold and transferred to another master station manually by the user.
 - Delay transfer
If no response occurs within a set interval, call is automatically transfered to a pre-programmed master station.
 - Absent transfer
Call is automatically transfered to a different master station immediately.
 - Schedule transfer
Call is automatically transfered to a preset master station during scheduled times, such as after normal business hours.
- Usage-specific individual calls and simultaneous calls to multiple devices
Door station can call up to 20 master stations simultaneously.
Master station can call up to 50 other master stations in a group simultaneously.
Master Station