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Toll bypass — With Esi-Link, you may well be able to eliminate altogether your need for expensive dedicated lines interconnecting sites. Esi-Link communicates by using available bandwidth on your existing WAN or the Internet to complete the call, substantially reducing the need for, and associated cost of, public telephone network circuits (whether voice tie lines or dialup). It also can lower long-distance expenses by letting you call from a remote location’s local dial-tone (e.g., if you’re in New York and want to call someone in Dallas, just press a key to access local dial tone for your Dallas office’s Esi-Link-enabled ESI phone system so you can place the call as if you actually were in Dallas).
Fully featured, cross-platform phone communication — With some systems, you might have to give up lots of features to enjoy the advantages of VoIP; but Esi-Link lets ESI phone systems share a full range of ESI advanced business phone features that work uniformly across the network.
Also, an Esi-Link network has cross-platform integration — meaning it can include both traditional and VoIP-based ESI phone systems. That means more of your people can make multi-site calls; it also means they can keep using the ESI phones and systems with which they’re already comfortable.
Capacity that fits your needs — Some businesses or organizations have only a small number of sites; some have many. Esi-Link connects as few as two — or as many as 100 — ESI phone systems. And a two-site Esi-Link network has all the features of its 100-site counterpart (or a site of any capacity in between).
Publishing — Each Esi-Link-enabled IP PBX (of which there can be up to 100 on an Esi-Link network) can “publish” (transmit) to the network the status of any combination of up to 30 extensions, voice mailboxes and department groups. That means that, when you assign one of these items to a programmable feature key on your ESI phone, the key’s indicator lamp works just as it would if you’d assigned to the key a number within your own local ESI system. One look at the keypad and you’ll know whether Covey in the cross-town warehouse is on the phone (or, for that matter, has set his ESI phone to “do-not-disturb” mode). Clearly, this is one of Esi-Link’s most powerful, time-saving and productivity-enhancing features.
Speed-dialing across the network — The Esi-Dex speed-dialing capability already in place on ESI phone systems gets smarter still with Esi-Link aboard, because now it can also speed-dial extensions at remote locations. Esi-Dex’s new Location Dex feature makes it, well, easy to look up and speed-dial any remote extensions. If you can tap on a scroll key and read a big, clear display, you can use it.

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	ESI Communications Servers ESI-1000 • ESI-600 • ESI-200 • ESI-100 Regardless of which model you select (they vary primarily by call-handling and voice message storage capacity), an ESI Communications Server will serve your needs now and for years to come. This fully flexible communications platform can support both digital telephony and IP-to-the-desktop in any desired combination. ESI Communications Servers also deliver massive expandability and the greatest functionality ESI has ever offered.
	IVX IVX X-Class • IVX E-Class • IVX S-Class • IVX C-Class Since 1996, our IVX all-digital, all-in-one business systems have been installed in offices throughout America. IVX X-Class and IVX E-Class also accept cards for optional IP telephony. These phone systems ease of use and feature-richness reduces staff frustrations, increases productivity and enhances your corporate image. Their unique integration provides call processing efficiency and cost savings previously impossible.
	VIP Visually Integrated Phone — Integrates with ESI 48-Key Feature Phone (Digital or IP) and Microsoft® Outlook® 2000, 2002, 2003, or 2007. Uses familiar Windows®/Outlook interface — Reduces or eliminates need for training. Available in two configurations — Basic VIP and the more fully featured VIP Professional. More VIP Information
	ESI Presence Management This ESI exclusive combines RFID scanning technology and ESI’s award-winning telephone systems to offer presence status, call control, entrance security, and documented tracking of users’ work hours and attendance history. For complete time and attendance management, use it with ESI TimeLine software. Now even small and medium-sized enterprises can reap the benefits of: Presence indication. ESI’s Personal Call Routing. Access control. Documented tracking of users’ work hours and attendance history. ESI Presence Management is offered as a basic doorphone solution for addressing basic entry and exit applications, and as an advanced supervisory solution utilizing RFID technology to provide access control and personnel location. Optional ESI TimeLine™ PC software maximizes the value of this amazing product.
	Esi-Link Our advanced multi-site solution lets you use your data network to interconnect numerous ESI phone systems as if they were one big system. Toll bypass — With Esi-Link, you may well be able to eliminate altogether your need for expensive dedicated lines interconnecting sites. Esi-Link communicates by using available bandwidth on your existing WAN or the Internet to complete the call, substantially reducing the need for, and associated cost of, public telephone network circuits (whether voice tie lines or dialup). It also can lower long-distance expenses by letting you call from a remote location’s local dial-tone (e.g., if you’re in New York and want to call someone in Dallas, just press a key to access local dial tone for your Dallas office’s Esi-Link-enabled ESI phone system so you can place the call as if you actually were in Dallas). Fully featured, cross-platform phone communication — With some systems, you might have to give up lots of features to enjoy the advantages of VoIP; but Esi-Link lets ESI phone systems share a full range of ESI advanced business phone features that work uniformly across the network. Also, an Esi-Link network has cross-platform integration — meaning it can include both traditional and VoIP-based ESI phone systems. That means more of your people can make multi-site calls; it also means they can keep using the ESI phones and systems with which they’re already comfortable. Capacity that fits your needs — Some businesses or organizations have only a small number of sites; some have many. Esi-Link connects as few as two — or as many as 100 — ESI phone systems. And a two-site Esi-Link network has all the features of its 100-site counterpart (or a site of any capacity in between). Publishing — Each Esi-Link-enabled IP PBX (of which there can be up to 100 on an Esi-Link network) can “publish” (transmit) to the network the status of any combination of up to 30 extensions, voice mailboxes and department groups. That means that, when you assign one of these items to a programmable feature key on your ESI phone, the key’s indicator lamp works just as it would if you’d assigned to the key a number within your own local ESI system. One look at the keypad and you’ll know whether Covey in the cross-town warehouse is on the phone (or, for that matter, has set his ESI phone to “do-not-disturb” mode). Clearly, this is one of Esi-Link’s most powerful, time-saving and productivity-enhancing features. Speed-dialing across the network — The Esi-Dex speed-dialing capability already in place on ESI phone systems gets smarter still with Esi-Link aboard, because now it can also speed-dial extensions at remote locations. Esi-Dex’s new Location Dex feature makes it, well, easy to look up and speed-dial any remote extensions. If you can tap on a scroll key and read a big, clear display, you can use it.
	48-Key IP Feature Phone II Provides the same great ESI phone capabilities as does the 48-Key Digital Feature Phone, yet with the additional advantage of “one-wire” VoIP (voice over IP) telephony. Works both locally (LAN) and remotely (WAN or Internet). Uses either Power over Ethernet or regular AC power, to maximize your connection convenience. Systems: ESI Communications Servers [when IP-enabled]. Programmable keys: 30 [up to 150 with optional Expansion Consoles attached].* VOICE MAIL key: Yes; dedicated. HELP key: Yes; dedicated. Display: Three-line, 56-character. Speaker: Yes. Speakerphone: Yes. Integrated headphone jack: Yes.
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