Panatron PXT 632 PABX Capability 6 Line 32 Extension

Panatron PXT 632 PABX Capability 6 Line 32 Extension
Key Features
Direct Inward System Access – 180s in four paragraph
Auto attendant with both preloaded OGM and self- recording outgoing messages
Outgoing messages can be stored in the telephone or downloaded to the PC
Caller ID (external, intercom, transfer Calling Line Identification)
Incoming call can be forwarded to mobile phone automatically
Operator/auto-attendant work mode
Memory dialing
Call forward
Call pickup
Call barge in
Call restriction
Extension number flexible coding
Extension number query
Outgoing call transfer
Multiple dial out mode
Internal hotline
Don’t disturb option (DND)
Three party conferencing
Least cost routing (LCR)
CO Line group/ Extension group
Extension dynamic lock
Group call
Backup battery option
Door phone & door opener.
1 years limited warranty

1. PABX System: The Panatron PXT 632 is a PABX system, also known as a Private Branch Exchange. It is a telecommunication system used within an organization to manage internal and external phone calls efficiently.
2. Scalability: The PXT 632 is designed with scalability in mind. It allows businesses to add or expand phone lines and extensions as their communication needs grow. This makes it suitable for small to medium-sized businesses with changing requirements.
3. Analog and Digital Connectivity: This PABX system typically supports a mix of analog and digital phone lines and extensions. It allows you to connect both analog phones and digital phones, providing flexibility in your communication setup.
4. Extension Capacity: The PXT 632 system comes with a specific extension capacity, which can vary depending on the model and configuration. It can support a range of extensions, allowing employees to have their own phone lines or extensions.
5. Advanced Call Handling: The system offers advanced call handling features such as call forwarding, call transfer, call waiting, and conference calling. These features help improve internal and external communication efficiency.
6. Voice Mail Integration: Some models of the PXT 632 may support voice mail integration, enabling callers to leave messages when the intended recipient is unavailable. Users can then retrieve these messages at their convenience.
7. Caller ID: The system often includes Caller ID support, allowing users to see the caller’s name and phone number on their phones or displays when receiving calls.
8. Call Routing: Businesses can configure call routing rules to direct incoming calls to the appropriate extensions or departments, ensuring calls are efficiently handled.
9. Auto Attendant: The system may feature an auto attendant or interactive voice response (IVR) system that greets callers with a recorded message and guides them to the desired extension or department by pressing specific keys.
10. Redundancy: Some models may offer redundancy and failover options to ensure uninterrupted communication in case of system failures or outages.