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The ESI 250 Smartphone for the Desktop™ has been designed from the ground up to give you unparalleled productivity, and it just may be the easiest-to-use business phone you've ever operated.
An ESI 60 Business Phone is ideal for most active phone users. Its large display, visual voice mail capability, and 48 programmable feature keys help you achieve maximum productivity. And, if you need even more programmable keys, it’s easy to connect up to two optional Expansion Consoles, each giving you an additional 60 programmable feature keys.
There are two main models, digital and IP, of the ESI 60 Business Phone:
- ESI 60D (digital)
- Systems: IP Server 900; ESI Communications Servers.
- Programmable keys: 48 [up to 168 with optional Expansion Consoles attached].
- VOICE MAIL key: Yes; dedicated.
- HELP key: Yes (combo PROG/HELP); dedicated.
- Displays: Upper and lower, each with adjustable backlighting. Upper display is three-line, 56-character. Lower display (which shows settings of programmable feature keys) is 16-line, 13-character.
- Speaker: Yes. Speakerphone: Yes; high-definition, full-duplex.
- Integrated headphone jack: Yes.
- ESI 60IP Business Phone, in Gigabit Ethernet and 10/100 Ethernet versions — Provides the same great ESI phone capabilities as does the ESI 60D Business 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: IP Server 900; ESI Communications Servers.
- Programmable keys: 48 [up to 168 with optional Expansion Consoles attached].
- VOICE MAIL key: Yes; dedicated.
- HELP key: Yes (combo PROG/HELP); dedicated.
- Displays: Upper and lower, each with adjustable backlighting. Upper display is three-line, 56-character. Lower display (which shows settings of programmable feature keys) is 16-line, 13-character.
- Speaker: Yes. Speakerphone: Yes; high-definition, full-duplex.
- Integrated headphone jack: Yes.
An ESI 40 Business Phone provides a full feature set to users who may not need all the “bells and whistles” of higher-level models yet do require access to all ESI system features.
There are two models, digital and IP, of the ESI 40 Business Phone:
- ESI 40D (digital)
- Systems: IP Server 900; ESI Communications Servers; ESI C-Plus Executive
- Programmable keys: 16 [up to 136 with optional Expansion Consoles attached].
- VOICE MAIL key: Yes; dedicated.
- HELP key: Yes (combo PROG/HELP); dedicated.
- Display: Three-line, 56-character, with adjustable backlighting.
- Speaker: Yes. Speakerphone: Yes.
- Integrated headphone jack: Yes.
- ESI 40IP Business Phone — Provides the same great ESI phone capabilities as does the ESI 40D Business 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.2
- Systems: IP Server 900; ESI Communications Servers
- Programmable keys: 16 [up to 136 with optional Expansion Consoles attached].
- VOICE MAIL key: Yes; dedicated.
- HELP key: Yes (combo PROG/HELP); dedicated.
- Display: Three-line, 56-character, with adjustable backlighting.
- Speaker: Yes. Speakerphone: Yes.
- Integrated headphone jack: Yes.
The 24-Key Digital Feature Phone (not shown) is perfect for lower-traffic users who need access to system features but require less customization.
- Systems: IP Server 900; ESI Communications Servers; ESI C-Plus Executive
- Programmable keys: 12.
- VOICE MAIL key: Yes; dedicated.
- HELP key: Yes (combo PROG/HELP); dedicated.
- Display: Two-line, 32-character.
- Speaker: Yes. Speakerphone: Yes.
- Integrated headphone jack: No.
The ESI Cordless Handset II uses advanced DECT 6.0 third-generation 1.9 GHz technology to provide mobility to the user who’s constantly on the move in the office. Like the original ESI Cordless Handset models, each ESI Cordless Handset II provides its user most of the rich ESI feature set along with the convenience of a portable device — with the added benefit of increased range of use, thanks to DECT’s ability to support repeaters. This lets users continue calls while moving between different coverage cells throughout a location, using a process known as handoff that’s similar to how cell phones work. When you return to your desk, a touch of ESI’s Quick Switch™ Key lets you toggle from the lightweight, portable Cordless Handset II back to your full-function ESI desktop phone.
The ESI Cordless Handset II comes in three different versions:
- Digital
- Systems: IP Server 900; ESI Communications Servers.
- Programmable keys: 8.
- VOICE MAIL key: Yes; dedicated.
- HELP key: No.
- Display: Two-line, 32-character, plus a third line with informational icons; backlit.
- Speaker: Yes. Speakerphone: Yes.
- Integrated headphone jack: Yes.
- Local IP — Provides local IP telephony (i.e., LAN-only). Uses G.711 voice compression. The base station uses Power over Ethernet, to maximize your connection convenience.3
- Systems: IP Server 900; ESI Communications Servers.
- Programmable keys: 8.
- VOICE MAIL key: Yes; dedicated.
- HELP key: No.
- Display: Two-line, 32-character, plus a third line with informational icons; backlit.
- Speaker: Yes. Speakerphone: Yes.
- Integrated headphone jack: Yes.
- Remote IP — Works from a broadband-equipped remote location (such as your home or a small satellite office) just as if it were on the regular phone system at your main office. Uses G.726 voice compression. The base station uses Power over Ethernet, to maximize your connection convenience.
- Systems: IP Server 900; ESI Communications Servers.
- Programmable keys: 8.
- VOICE MAIL key: Yes; dedicated.
- HELP key: No.
- Display: Two-line, 32-character, plus a third line with informational icons; backlit.
- Speaker: Yes. Speakerphone: Yes.
- Integrated headphone jack: Yes.
Under DECT 6.0, each ESI Cordless Handset II operates on the 1.9 GHz frequency band, which has been specially allocated to support cordless telephony. Benefits of DECT 6.0 technology include:
- Longer battery life (including longer standby time).
- Support for Repeaters — Each base unit can be expanded to support up to six optional ESI Cordless Handset II Repeaters. This enables the user to significantly extend telephony coverage as compared to a traditional cordless telephone, by simply installing Repeaters in appropriate locations.
- Encrypted radio traffic for higher call security.
- Wi-Fi friendliness — DECT 6.0 technology enables use of ESI Cordless Handsets II within range of wireless home networking (or WLAN) systems without interference, a major advantage in the many businesses that also make use of WLANs.