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Aspire S


The easy to use Aspire S from NEC is a smaller version of the Aspire system. Intended for offices of less than (30) stations, Aspire S allows you to converge your voice and data network and enjoy the many advantages of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) while enjoying the hundreds of features you’ve come to expect from traditional digital/analog switching.

Aspire S lets your organization benefit from the potential cost-saving advantages of IP even if you’re not ready to migrate to 100% IP Telephony immediately. That’s because Aspire S gives you a choice: You can deploy traditional circuit-switched technology, VoIP, or a combination, all from one system! You have the freedom to adopt VoIP when and where you need it.

What is Peer-to-Peer Switching?

Aspire S provides Peer-to-Peer IP switching. “Peer-to-Peer” switching means that the stations participating in a call are connected directly to each other through the IP network. The signals travel through the IP network but do not “go through” the switch as they do in traditional telephony.

The fact that Aspire S can function in and support a “hybrid” network with traditional digital/analog switching, IP/TDM/IP switching and pure Peer-to-Peer IP switching means that users can continue to utilize their existing equipment while they begin to phase in IP Telephony and lay the foundation for current and future networks.

Using Aspire S you can reduce the cost of business by:

  •  Reduced Costs of Peer-to-Peer IP Connectivity;

  •  Maintaining one network rather than two;

  •  Bypass the long distance carrier by sending voice calls over the data network;

  •  Single cable termination to the desktop;

  •  Reduced brick and mortar expenses by deploying main office features to remote personnel.

The Aspire S can be part of a multi-site Aspire network. Smaller remote offices can be connected by VoIP technology to the main office for ease of inter-company communications.

The Aspire S offers an integrated voice mail system called IntraMail in two sizes: (4) port/(4) hour and (8) port/(8) hour. Both systems support up to (152) mailboxes and offer interactive soft key operation on the display telephones.

IntraMail's integrated features include:

  •  Automated Attendant - helps incoming calls be answered and routed quickly and efficiently;

  •  Fax Detection - maximizes use of your telephone lines;

  •  Conversation Record - lets you record a conversation when your note-taking skills aren't quite fast enough;

  •  Answering Machine Emulation - lets you screen and filter calls before you answer;

  •  Caller ID with Return Call - makes it as easy as pressing one key to call back a person who left you a voice mail message.

Please contact us today for your own customized quotation!

Quotation

(877) 782-840

ASPIRE™ S BENEFITS

Aspire's Voice over IP (VoIP) capability allows you to place voice calls over the data network. VoIP reduces long distance charges by using IP to connect multiple office locations and telecommuters. Remote workers also have access to main office features, such as voice mail, allowing offices to operate as a single unit.

AspireMail, an optional digitally linked in-switch voice mail, provides sophisticated features that save time and money.

Return call with Caller ID saves caller ID information for inside- and outside-originated calls.

Answering Machine Emulation is helpful when you are waiting for an important call. It lets you listen while a caller is leaving a message for you.

Message Center Keys allow two people sharing the same phone to have their own message waiting key. Each person can see if he/she has new messages.

Conversation Record saves and records your conversation into your mailbox with the touch of a button.

Park and Page allows a caller to page you before leaving a message. You can pick up the call from any station.

Automatic Call Distribution (ACD) distributes calls evenly among member agents and provides initial and repetitive announcements that encourage callers to remain online. Callers can leave a message if they choose to receive a callback from an agent. Optional PC-based Supervisor with Reports can be used for agent scheduling.

Wireless/Cordless phones keep employees connected while away from their desk. Aspire provides a variety of mobility solutions to connect your whole campus or just your office.

System maintenance allows for online HTML-based programming access either onsite or over the Internet. Using browser software simplifies the process for changing names or speed dial settings. Special PC software is available for off-line programming and remote access by modem.

Call Logging saves information about incoming and outgoing calls. Logged calls can be redialed or saved to speed dial.

Aspire's Automatic Route Selection (ARS) system decides whether to place a call with a long distance carrier, over IP or, if allowed, a local trunk. You specify how you want your calls to be routed.

E911 Compatibility identifies the origination of an E911 call so emergency services can reach the specific extension location quickly.

 
ASPIRE™ S FEATURESBrochure
 

Attendant Features

 

Assigned Night Answer (ANA)

Attendant Camp On

Attendant Position

Attendant Transfer

Automatic Hold

Dial 0 For Attendant

Split Hold (Line To Line Hold For Attendant)

 

VoIP Features
 

Internal DHCP Server

IP Terminal - Automatic Firmware Update

IP Terminal - Automatic Phone Registration

IP Terminal - H.323 Phone

   - Incoming & Outgoing Calls

   - Hold & Transfer Of Calls

IP Terminal - Non Peer-to-Peer Connection

IP Terminal - Peer-to-Peer Connection

IP Trunk - H.323

   - Basic Function

   - Gatekeeper/Direct Connection

   - Fax Relay

Layer 2 QoS

Layer 3 QoS (IP Precedence/DiffServ)

Networking by VOIP

Simple Internal Gatekeeper

VLAN Tagging

 

System Features

 

110 Button DSS Console

Abbreviated Dial/Name Registration

Abbreviated Dialing - Common/Group

Account Code

Answering Machine Emulation

Automated Attendant

Automatic Answer With Delay Message

Automatic Day/Night Mode Switching

Automatic Daylight Savings Time

Automatic Route Selection (ARS)

Automatic Trunk-To-Trunk Transfer

Battery Backup - System Clock

Behind PBX Operation

Callback

Caller ID

Caller ID Block

Caller ID For Single Line Telephone

Centralized Voice Mail

Chain Dial

Class Of Service

Clear Down

Clock Alarm-1, Alarm-2

Conference - Add-On Conference

Conference - Multi-Trunk

Conversation Recording (Voice Mail)

Conversation Recording (ACI port)

Cordless Telephone Connection

Delayed Ringing

Dial Block

Dial Tone Detect

Direct In Line (DIL)

Direct Inward Dial (DID)

Direct Inward System Access (DISA)

System Features (con't)

 

Directed Call Pickup - Extension, Group

DISA - External Call Forward Setting By Remote

Door Lock Release

Door Phone Call

E911

External Call Forwarding For Door Phone

External MOH Control

External Paging

Fixed Call Forward - Off Premise

Flexible Numbering Plan

Flexible Ringing Assignment

Flexible Timeouts

Forced Intercom Ringing

Forced Trunk Disconnect

General Purpose Relay

Hold - Park Hold

Hot Line (Ring down) - Internal, External

Howler Tone

Intercom - Voice/Signal Call

Internal Paging - All, Zone

ISDN-BRI S - Point

ISDN-BRI

Long Conversation Alarm

Long Conversation Cutoff

Music On Hold

Networking By IP

Night Service

Off-Premises Extension

PC Programming - Local, Remote

Power Failure Transfer

Preamble Message

Presented Calling Party Number

Programming from Key Station

Pulse to DTMF Conversion

Room Monitor

Secretary Call Pickup

Secretary Call (Buzzer)

Serial Call

Single Line Telephone Support

Station Department Calling (Hunting)

Station Group

Station Message Detail Recording (SMDR)

Step Call

System Alarms

System Data Up/Down Load

TAPI 1.x

TAPI 2.x

Toll Restriction

Toll Restriction Override

Traffic Management Reports (TMS)

Transfer - Extension/Trunk

Transfer to Voice Mail

Trunk Group

Trunk Group Key

Trunk Loop Key

Trunk Route Assignment

Universal Answer

Universal Night Answer (UNA)

Unsupervised Conference

User Programming Capability

VAU Fixed Message

VAU General Message

VAU Personal Greeting Message

VAU Routing

Voice Mail Integration

Web Programming

 

Station Features


Background Music

Barge-In

Busy Lamp Field on Key Telephone

Call Coverage Key

Call Forwarding - Device

   - Off Premise

   - Text Message

   - Park & Page

Call Forwarding - Station

   - Immediate

   - Busy/No Answer

   - No Answer

   - Both Ring

   - Follow Me

   - Answering Machine Emulation

Call Redirect

Call Timer

Call Waiting

Camp On - Extension

Camp On - Trunk

Detail Status Display On Key Telephone

Dial Number Preview

Display - Recalled Number Or Name

Display The Reason Of Transfer

Distinctive Ringing

Do Not Disturb (DND)

Extension Trunk Access

Group Listening

Hands-Free Speakerphone

Hands-Free Talkback

Handset Mute

Headset Operation

Hook Flash Key (Programmable)

Incoming Caller List (Abandoned Call Display)

Last Number Redial Call List

Memo Dial

Message Center Key

Microphone Mute

Multi-Language Indication (10 Languages)

Normal Hold/Exclusive Hold

Off-Hook Signaling

One Touch Key

Prime Line Selection

Privacy On All Calls

Programmable Function Keys

Repeat Dial

Reverse Voice Over

Ringing Line Preference

Saved Number Redial

Scrolling SPEED Dial Directories

Selectable Ring Tones

Softkeys

Station Message Waiting

Text Message - With Busy Indication

Time And Date Display

Trunk Name Display

Universal Slots

Virtual Extension Key

Voice Call Privacy Release

Voice Over

Volume Control

Walking Toll Restriction COS

 

(** = Future availability)

  
ASPIRE S™ SPECIFICATIONS

Data Sheet

  

System Capacities

Cabinets

1

Analog Trunks (CO/PBX lines)

8

Digital Key Telephones

24*

Analog Single Line Telephones

26*

IP Telephones

16*    ( *combined total to 26 telephones)

Virtual Extensions

24

24-Button DLS Consoles

24 - 1 maximum per extension

110-Button DSS Consoles

4 - 4 maximum per extension

Conference Circuits

32 (32-parties max per Conference)

ADA Adapter

24 installs on a keyset

ADA2 Adapter

16 installs on an IP keyset

CTA Adapter

8 installs on a keyset

CTU Adapter

24 installs on a keyset

IP Adapter

16 installs on a keyset

IP Power Failure Adapter (PSA Adapter)

4 installs on an IP keyset

Power Failure Telephones

2 provided by COIU PCBs

SLT Adapter

8

2PGDAD Modules

10 (4 for ACI ports, 4 for Door Boxes, 4 for Pages)

Universal PCB slots

6

 

Specifications and Parts List

CPU Central Processing Unit

1

ENTU LAN CTI

1

8ESIU 8 Digital Stations

2

4SLIU 4 Analog Stations

4

4SLIDB 4 Analog Stations Daughter Board
(installs on 4SLIU)

0 - If 4 4SLIU PCBs installed

1 - If 3 4SLIU PCBs installed

2 - If 2 4SLIU PCBs installed

4COIU 4 Analog/Loop Start Trunks (no ground start)

2

2BRIU 2 Two-Channel BRI Circuits

 

As T-Bus:

2

 

As S-Bus:

4

2DIOPU 2 DID/OPX Trunks

4

4VOIPU 4 VoIP Media Gateway

3

4VOIPDB 4 VoIP Media Gateway Daughter Board (installs on 4VOIPU)

3

 

Environmental Specifications

(Cabinets, PCBs and Key Telephones)

 

Temperature

0 degree C to 40 degree C
(32 to 104 degree F)

 

Humidity

10-90% RH

 

Door Box

 

Temperature

-20 degree C to 60 degree C
(-4 to 140 degree F)

 

Humidity

20-80% (non-condensing)

 

AC Power

A dedicated 110 VAC 60 Hz circuit located within 6 feet of the cabinet is required. You should install a separate dedicated outlet for each cabinet.

 

(** = Future availability)

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