what would you use part 2

[macphoneguy]

slightly differnt set of parameters from before so he goes, a Hotel/motel call board, 8 to 10 physical analog sets, that the user picks up the phone and dials the 3 digit number to speed call whomever it is they want to reach, there would be 5-6 ls/gs lines going into it
feature wise i would like the following 1. to be able to remotely (via PC) or locally change the speed call number, 2nd I would like to be able to save the speed call to a card that would be non-volate memory in case of a power outage or something simular.
I know the Later versions of partner from Avaya will do this, but I don't know what will specifically do this under the Nortel or other manufactures,

 

[mforrence]

Because Partner supports analog stations without additional hardware, it is a "natural" for this application. It does all that you have defined. Partner ACS release 7 supports five CO lines and nine stations (either analog or proprietary keyset)in base module, and can be expanded in 308 increments. What more could you want?
Mike

 

[biglebowski]

http://www.siemens.ie/enterprise/apps_solns/caracas.htm

This is great for small hotels as the phone in the room has a room dirty / room clean facility so the front desk will know when housekeeping has finished a room and it is ready for check in.

supports room to room and has a built in billing app.

can be managed remotely via a modem

the mainboard is battery backed so it will retain it's config after a power fail.

When I was born I was so suprised I didn't talk for 18 months

 

[macphoneguy]

I agree the partner would be a natural for this application, but I was interested in what else out there would "fit the bill"

 

[mforrence]

I think that virtually every key system in current production CAN do this task. Some may require more parts than others to make the analog stations work...
Mike