Panasonic KX-TVA50 Voice Processing System

Panasonic KX-TVA50
Voice Processing SystemKX-TVA50

Panasonic KX-TVA Voice Processing Systems offer much more than voice mail and automated attendant service. You also get versatile features and options, such as bilingual service and custom service that let you custom design your system to meet your specific needs. Digitally integrating a Panasonic Voice Processing System with one of the Panasonic Digital Hybrid IP-PBX Systems* will provide additional advanced features that are only available from Panasonic. The KX-TVA50 Voice Processing System is an efficient communications management system that will adapt to both the business and home environment. Configured for 2 ports expandable to 6 ports, up to 4 hours of recording time (expandable to 8 hours with add-on module), and up to 64 mailboxes, you can have your calls answered professionally by the auto-attendant, and messages retrieved easily through voice mail.

Voice Mail Service: The KX-TVA50 supports 64 and the KX-TVA200 supports 1024 individual, password protected mailboxes that can hold a programmable number of messages each. Each mailbox owner may record a general message for "after-hours" use, and a "busy" greeting that lets the caller know if you're on the phone or away from your desk. After receiving messages, the system can notify you in several different ways. (See ENHANCED MESSAGE NOTIFICATION.)

Automated Attendant Service: The auto-attendant answers incoming calls and routes the caller to the appropriate extensions or departments. Individual extensions can be set up with options for call screening, call blocking, or intercom paging.

Interview Service: Allows you to set up a mailbox that will deliver and record responses to up to ten questions. Use this customer-friendly service to take orders, conduct surveys, collect suggestions, or to record requests for appointments.

Custom Service: Often used in conjunction with automated attendant service, custom service allows callers 1-digit access to department extensions, information announcements or other system features. For example, a caller could hear a menu as follows, “To hear our daily specials, press one… for directions, press 2…”

Direct Mailbox Access*: Mailbox owners can retrieve new messages simply by pressing the Message Waiting button.

Subscriber Tutorial: The KX-TVA takes the drudgery out of setting up your mailbox. The first time you access your voice mailbox the system will instruct you to set your password, record your name and record your personal greeting for the following: No Answer, Busy and After Hours greetings.

Bilingual Voice Prompts: All the necessary system recordings are factory programmed in 7 languages, but 3 other languages may also be recorded. The opening greeting can be set up to let the caller choose a language, and you can even program different incoming phone lines to be answered in different languages – a great feature for businesses operating in multi-cultural communities.

External Message Delivery: Allows you to pre-record a message and specify the phone number to be called and the time and date for the message to be delivered. If the destination number is busy at the specified time, the call can be re-dialed up to 15 times. You can even program in a password to ensure that your message is delivered only to the appropriate party.

Enhanced Message Notification: Each mailbox user can be notified of new messages in several different ways:

  • The message lamp** on your extension will light.
  • Your pager will alert you to call your mailbox.
  • Your pager will display the telephone/intercom number of the caller.
  • The system will call a predetermined telephone number to reach you.

Email Integration: The KX-TVA Voice Processing system can be connected to your Local Area Network (LAN) or Wide Area Network (WAN) providing integration with your email. When someone leaves a message in your voice mailbox the voice processing system automatically sends an email to your computer indicating that you have a message in your voice mailbox. The email lets you know, the date and time the message was received and includes the message in a wave file. When you open the email on your PC you can listen to the message and send it to another email address.

Live Call Screening: Monitor your incoming calls while they are being recorded into your mailbox and, if desired, intercept the call. You can choose to hear your calls either through your telephone's speaker or, for privacy, through the handset.

Two-way Record: Allows the recording of a conversation (or part of a conversation) to your mailbox simply by pressing a button on your telephone. This feature is ideal for quickly and accurately capturing important or highly detailed information from a caller. Once recorded, you can transfer the content to another mailbox. Convenient fast-forward and rewind functions make it easy to listen to and transcribe the recording.

Two-Way Transfer*: Allows you to record a live conversation into another person’s mailbox.

Callback Number Entry: The system can collect the telephone numbers of your callers before, after, or instead of recording a message, and include it in your beeper notification. The caller’s number will be displayed on your pager, allowing you to contact that person without first having to retrieve his/her message.

Caller ID Callback1*: When a caller leaves you a message, the PBX collects and modifies the caller’s Caller ID1 information and stores it in the voice mail system, if provided by the telephone company. When you retrieve the message you have the option of simply pressing one key to call the person back using the modified Caller ID1 information stored in the system, making it very easy to return the call.

Caller ID1* Name Announcement: Now, you don’t even have to look at your phone to identify certain callers. With Caller ID1 Name Announcement, you can store up to 200 pre-recorded audio messages that will be played through the telephone’s handset, matching a Caller ID1 number that is programmed with a pre-recorded message.

Caller ID1* Personal Greeting: Up to four personal greetings can be recorded and assigned to specific telephone numbers. The recording is then played when that specific number calls.

Caller ID1* Call Routing: The system Administrator can assign up to 200 Caller ID1 numbers and program them to route the call to the desired extension, mailbox or custom service.

Dial By Name: Allows the caller to reach the intended extension or mailbox simply by dialing the first three or four letters of the extension owner’s last name.

Covering Extension: As an alternative to routing calls to the voice mail system, each mailbox user can set a covering extension that can be used when he or she is not available to answer calls.

Holiday Service: The system can accommodate up to 20 custom greetings for holidays and can be programmed to play the special greetings on those days.

Intercom Paging*: Notifies you of an incoming call even if your extension is unanswered. The system will put the caller on hold, and use an internal or external paging function to announce “I have a call for…” You can answer the call from anywhere in your facility by just dialing a pick-up code from any system phone.

Fax Detection: When a port receives a fax call (and CNG tones are detected), the system will automatically transfer the call to the designated fax extension. This eliminates the need for a dedicated fax line.

Timed Reminder Setting: Subscribers can set a timed reminder and confirm the timed reminder setting from the subscriber service. Subscribers can do the following:• Set the time and Mode Hour:1-12, Min:00-59, AM/PM, • Cancel the timed reminded • Review Current Setting .

Windows-Based Administration: Designed primarily for the installer, the windows based programming tool has several convenient options for the system administrator to program and maintain KX-TVA Voice Processing systems. The system comes with an easy to use Windows®-based programming tool that includes a custom service builder. The PC can be connected using the built in USB port or (Internal Modem). In addition, you can also access the system utilizing your Local or wide area network.

Web-Based Administration: KX-TVA Administration can be done via the web without the use of special software. 1 – Requires subscription to Caller ID service offered by certain telephone companies for a fee.* This brochure describes features that are available when a Panasonic KX-TVA voice processing systems are digitally integrated with a Panasonic Digital Hybrid IP-PBX system. Some features may be available only when the systems are digitally integrated and digital telephones are utilized. See your dealer for details.** Must be connected to a PBX that supports Message Waiting LampPanasonic KX-TVA Voice Processing Systems offer much more than voice mail and automated attendant service. You also get versatile features and options, such as bilingual service and custom service that let you custom design your system to meet your specific needs. Digitally integrating a Panasonic Voice Processing System with one of the Panasonic Digital Hybrid IP-PBX Systems* will provide additional advanced features that are only available from Panasonic.