Mobility Options with NEC Phone Systems

NEC has a variety of wireless options for the mobile workforce.

The I7555 wireless IP handset is designed for use in potentially demanding environments, such as healthcare, manufacturing, retail and warehousing. The I755 handset brings mobile communications for professional users to the highest level. It is dust- and waterproof and will keep working with you throughout the day. For easy service, the handset features a removable memory card, which stores user data and settings, as well as subscription data. This means that a handset can be replaced without re-subscribing or reprogramming.

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I755 Wireless IP Handset Key Features

  • Large 262K color display
  • Backlit display and keypad
  • Icon driven menu
  • Seamless handover
  • Memory card (optional)
  • Standard and (optional) Bluetooth headset connection
  • Alpha Numeric Message Service (LRMS)
  • Hands-free operation
  • Built-in vibrator alert
  • Personal phone book
  • Call logging
  • 13 languages supported
  • Date and time display
  • Time stamps on messages and caller lists
  • Message-waiting indicator
  • Man down alarm
  • IP classification IP54
  • SOS-key alarm
  • Up to 120 hours stand-by time
  • Up to 12 hours talk time
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The I755 works on the company’s existing wireless network and the wireless access points should support QoS (quality of service) for the voice otherwise the phone user will have a bad call experience.

If you do not want to replace your wireless network with QoS access points, simply add the NEC AP400 access point.  The Access Point (DAP) is a compact, easily installed, plug-and-play radio that provides wireless telephony to IPnetworks. The DAP has 12 channels with the capacity for up to 11 simultaneous duplex calls per DAP Access Point (one channel is reserved for control signaling between DECT AccessPoints).

This handset has a robust design and a very rich set of standard features such as a trembler, hands-free mode, uSD memory card and micro USB interface. The G566 IP DECT Handset is part of the next generation CAT-iq enabled IP DECT solution that will offer HD-Voice. Well known features like central directory, messaging, personal alarming and easy handset swapping are also available. The handset will come with different warring options like belt clips and pouches. The G566 also has different charging options like dual desktop charger, multi charger rack and built-in USB charging port. In addition the G566 offers extensive messaging capabilities.

Range: Indoor: 50m max Outdoor: 300m max (range depends upon the environment and the presence of obstacles)

Standby Time: Up to 120 hours

Talk Time: Up to 12 hours

  • Large 262K color display
  • Backlit display and keypad
  • Icon driven menu
  • Seamless handover
  • Memory card (optional)
  • Standard and (optional) Bluetooth headset connection
  • Alpha Numeric Message Service (LRMS)
  • Hands-free operation
  • Built-in vibrator alert
  • Personal phone book
  • Call logging
  • Date and time display
  • Time stamps on messages and caller lists
  • Message-waiting indicator
  • Man down alarm
  • SOS-key alarm
  • Up to 120 hours stand-by time
  • Up to 12 hours talk time

For the user that wants more wireless phone keys for easier use, try the NEC ML440.

The ML440 handset uses a rechargeable lithium battery pack that provides 20 hours of talk time and 200 hours of standby time.

These handsets don’t just offer excellent voice quality, with an intuitive LCD screen and simple menu-driven navigation the ML440 handset also offers a range of features including personal phonebook, courtesy mode, redial function, and integrated speakerphone to name but a few.

On the PBX side of the connection, each ML440 handset requires one IP license on the NEC Voice server.

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Each phone has four (4) programmable keys that can line appearances, DSS keys or feature keys.

The ML440 also uses it’s own access point, the AP20 from NEC.

The AP20 is an Omni-directional radio base station that connects directly to the LAN via a L2 switch port, just like the NEC DT7XX series desk phones. Each AP20 is used to provide coverage over a certain area, the size of which depends on the configuration of buildings and other infrastructure characteristics, allowing users to move around freely.

Main characteristics of the AP20 (DAP):

  • Secure Air interface
  • Crystal clear speech and seamless handover
  • Connects directly to the LAN/Ethernet (10/100 Mb)
  • External power or Power over Ethernet (802.32f)

The AP20 are mounted on walls or ceiling so that each base-station is separated from each other by up to 70 feet indoors. NOTE: These distances are approximate and location placement of bases will be determined by the radio environment of the enterprise building.

If your business supplies smartphones to their employees the best option might be the uMobility Application from NEC.  It allows a smartphone to connect to the NEC system using an App.

The App will even switch the call from the wi-fi network to the cellular network as you get out of range of the company’s wireless network.

If Mobility is what you need, NEC and Connecticut Communications can offer the best solution for your business.  Contact Connecticut Communications about mobility and unified communications solutions from NEC.  T: 203.985.1000