comdial
comdial dx - 80 business telephone (model 7260 - 00) - the comdial dx80 phone works on the comdial dx - 80 business telephone system. the comdial dx80 phone comes in black .
* comdial was acquired by vertical communications in 2006. comdial is a registered trademark of vertical communications inc .
there are three main comdial phone systems. the older comdial executech telephone system, the more recent comdial impact dsu / dsu ii telephone system, and the comdial dx - 80 (7260 - 00) phone system. not all comdial telephones will work on all comdial phone systems. comdial phones are very complicated with compatibility. if you are not sure what phones will work on your system, please feel free to ask .
may 10, 1994 .
comdial corp. forms new subsidiary, comdial enterprise systems inc. , to market systems solutions ,
business telephone sales sells comdial impact phones, impact phone systems, and comdial impact phone accessories (handsets, cords). if you are not sure what comdial impact phone will work on your system, please feel free to ask. below are the comdial impact phones .
business telephone sales sells refurbished comdial telephone (aka vertical communications) equipment at the lowest prices. there are many comdial phones, but each must work on the appropriate phone system. comdial has manufactured multiple phone systems throughout the years, and there are major compatibility issues. as the consumer, you must purchase the comdial telephone that will work on your existing comdial phone system .
all comdial telephone systems and comdial phones are refurbished. if you do not see what you are looking for please call us at 800 - 396 - 9699 .
our stock of comdial phone systems and equipment include popular product lines like comdial impact, digitech, impression, executech, and more. find new and refurbished phone systems, voicemail systems, ksus and more in our stock of comdial equipment .
principal subsidiaries: american phone centers, inc. ; aurora systems, inc. ; comdial enterprise systems; comdial telecommunications international, inc. ; key voice technologies .
comdial impact 8024s - gt 24 - button lcd speakerphone. comdial 8024s - gt. works on the comdial impact phone systems (go408, go816, jo816, etc). system speed dial access. auxiliary jack for use with headse ...
we know how important it is to have a reliable comdial phone provider who will stand behind their products. we offer a 30 - day warranty on all our comdial phones as well as toll free customer service. all comdial telephone systems and comdial phones are refurbished. if you do not see what you are looking for please call us at 800 - 396 - 9699. click here to see our full selection of comdial phone systems
our comdial phone systems are monitor phones which work on the executech system and support 2 to 23 lines. we also sell comdial phone parts, such as handsets and expansion cards for your growing business. the comdial phones are available in ash, gray, or black .
does your organization have a comdial legacy phone system that needs service? well, you may or may not know that, in 2006, comdial was acquired by vertical communications, and shortly thereafter, production on comdial systems came to a halt. but not to worry, telware was installing new comdial systems long before the acquisition and continues to service them today. we have access to replacement parts, phones and accessories for most comdial systems. our service technicians are factory trained to deal with any issues you may have with your comdial system .
business telephone sales sells refurbished comdial telephone (aka vertical communications) equipment at the lowest prices. there are many comdial phones, but each must work on the appropriate phone system. comdial has manufactured multiple phone systems throughout the years, and there are major compatibility issues. as the consumer, you must purchase the comdial telephone that will work on your existing comdial phone system. if you are not sure what phones will work on your system, please feel free to ask .
comdial impact dsu ii phone system ksu j0816. this is the comdial dsu ii jo816 cabinet. this cabinet is equipped for 8 lines and 16 stations. we repair and remanufacture many different products. our c ...
looking for a new phone system? shop our inventory of comdial phone systems, ksus, voicemail, and more. whether you shop our new or refurbished comdial phone systems, you' ll find affordable prices with unbeatable quality .
your comdial phone system has served you well, but it’s time to move on and save up to 40% .
lot of 9 - comdial impact phones. handset cord. 7 phones 8312s - fb. 2 phones 8012 - gt .
in july 1995 comdial' s shareholders approved a reverse one - for - three stock split, which was combined with a secondary offering of stock. the stock sale provided comdial with funds to repurchase its outstanding preferred stock from pacificorp credit, inc. , a major investor in the company. pacificorp then reduced its stake in the company from 47. 4 percent to 11. 2 percent by selling some of its shares of comdial common stock .
this handset is black in color and is new! this handset work with the following comdial impact, unisyn, and impression series of digital phones .
up for sale is a comdial impact 8024s - gt black speakerphone w / display. this was just taken out of service in very nice shape .
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comdial' s niche became the small business market, where it competed against approximately 20 companies, including some such larger concerns as lucent / at & t technologies, inc. , nortel, inc. , and toshiba corporation. comdial' s products would eventually be sold to organizations requiring up to approximately 500 telephones .
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up for sale is a lot of 4 comdial impact 8024s - gt black speakerphones w / display. these were just taken out of service in very nice shape .
in march 1994 another step in the integration of computer and telephony was taken when comdial and voice technologies group, inc. , announced the development of new software and hardware compatible with microsoft' s tapi standard. the new personal computer telephony card, designed to support microsoft' s windows telephony software, would allow users to control their comdial telephone and line through a desktop pc that had tapi - compatible software. this was an important development in comdial' s pursuit of the small to medium - sized market and opened up comdial' s installed base of telephone systems. the product was demonstrated at the 1994 computer telephony conference and exposition in dallas, texas .
two comdial impact phones. these were pulled working. what you see, is what you get. we will do our best in resolving any issue you may have !
comdial is currently a part of vertical communications, but has been known for years as a leader in the communications services industry. for small to medium sized businesses, the comdial impact phone system is perfect for staying connected to customers and employees. with this innovative and reliable phone system, customers can reach you whenever necessary and employees will maximize productivity .
in august 1996 comdial introduced voyager, an integrated voice mail and pbx telephone system, as a low - cost alternative for small offices and home businesses. its suggested retail price of $ 3, 200 was about half the cost of competing separate - component systems. it was the result of a strategic alliance between comdial and voysys corporation of fremont, california .
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comdial had net income of $ 3. 2 million on sales of $ 77. 1 million in 1994 and such growing financial strength began attracting the attention of investors. comdial stock moved up to the two - to - three - dollar range before reaching $ 5 in mid - 1995. a new recapitalization plan contributed greatly to the company' s improving financial condition .
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in 1991 comdial began a strategic initiative aimed at computer telephony integration (cti). an emerging industry, cti allows businesses to combine voice and data networks - - personal computers with telephone systems - - thereby improving operating efficiencies and customer satisfaction. comdial was among the first telecommunications manufacturers to support the cti standards being set by novell, inc. (tsapi) for networked computer systems and microsoft corporation (tapi) for stand - alone personal computers. over the next several years comdial would continue to develop computer telephony applications to become a leader in cti solutions .
in january 1996 comdial announced it would expand its sales force by more than half over the next three months from 20 to 30 people. two separate field sales forces were established. one would improve comdial sales through traditional supply - house channels. the other was set up to serve the cti market as well as to expand comdial' s value - added - reseller (var) channels and national accounts efforts. this sales force would be specially trained on the company' s newly introduced cti telephone platforms and multi - vendor cti software packages to work with software developers, network specialists, and resellers .
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then, in 1984, the divestiture of at & t changed the field of telecommunications. up to this time, comdial was one of the major manufacturers of standard black telephones, primarily for residential use. but, in order to keep pace with the industry, the company soon changed its focus to business telephones and began to streamline operations with a series of divestitures. in april 1985 it sold comdial ltd. , its european subsidiary, for $ 8 million, to a swiss company, autophon a. g. in october 1985 it sold comdial technology corporation, a wholly - owned subsidiary, to orbit technology corporation for $ 1. 8 million. in june 1986 it sold comdial teleservices to florida data corporation for $ 4. 5 million. in january 1987 it sold american phone centers, inc. , to wrapc, inc. , for $ 571, 000 .
in april 1997 the company was named
computer telephony solutions provider of the year
by computer telephony magazine. earlier in the year the same magazine selected comdial' s new urltoken cti applications software for workgroups as product of the year. this software package allowed workgroup members to perform all call processing tasks from their pc screens, determine the phone status of other workgroup members, and integrate databases with caller id to produce screen pops. other comdial products also earned product of the year honors from teleconnect magazine. with such accolades highlighting comdial' s continued emphases on cutting - edge technology, the company seemed well - positioned for a bright future in a new century .
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you are bidding on a used comdial impact 8012s - gt black display speakerphone. this unit is in good used condition. the phone needs a little cleaning (see images), the phone has some scuffs and scratch ...
you are bidding on a used comdial impact 24 button 8024s - gt black business phone. this phone is in fair used condition. some markings have been put on the plastic phone case (see images) the phone nee ...
6614 - xx, 6614e - xx, 6614t - xx, 6614s - xx, 6600 - xx, 6600s - xx may work on the comdial no ksu' s but the buttons work different and you will need to do some programming .
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in 1982, comdial corporation acquired all of the assets and liabilities of general dynamics telephone system center, inc. in january of the following year, comdial went public, offering 1. 8 million shares of common stock at $ 20 7 / 8 per share. its stock would trade as high as $ 33 per share. comdial made three more acquisitions in 1983 to increase its telephone manufacturing capacity: 1) tele - service, consisting of r & g communications, inc. , and southern telecom supply, inc. , of texarkana, texas, for more than $ 5 million worth of stock; 2) american phone centers, inc. , for 30, 000 shares of common stock; and 3) scott technologies corporation for $ 250, 000 .
in 1992 comdial introduced its dxp digital switch. the switch was compatible with virtually all of the company' s analog and digital telephones. capable of being expanded to 224 ports, the dxp allowed comdial to target larger end - users. it could also be linked to various cti applications and was directly compatible with t - 1 service lines transmitting data at 1. 5 megabits per second. in the fall of 1995 comdial introduced the dxp plus, a larger version of the dxp that could accommodate 560 ports or combinations of outside lines and terminal connections. sales of dxp systems increased by 100 percent from 1993 to 1994, then by another 64 percent from 1994 to 1995. by 1995 it was generating more than $ 20 million in sales annually. its success was attributed to its
open
design, which was compatible with third - party software .
your business owns an older legacy system like nortel or comdial, we can conduct a cost analysis to determine if it would be more cost effective for your business to replace a crashed system with a new phone system. after all, both nortel and comdial products are no longer made, so replacement parts are getting harder to find; scarcity is causing the price on refurbished equipment to rise. whether your phone system can be maintained with replacement parts or needs to be updated with a new system, you can rest assured that telware will find the most practical and cost - effective solution based on your business' s goals .
while cti products accounted for only seven percent of sales, cti products were seen as the company' s major growth opportunity for the rest of the decade and into the next century. through comdial enterprise systems, the company planned to offer more communication solutions targeted to specific segments such as car dealers or doctor' s offices .
subsequently, comdial' s stock price rose to a level where it attracted more institutional buyers, and more analysts began following the company' s stock performance. being able to redeem all of its outstanding preferred stock, on which it had been paying dividends, enabled the company to free up more funds to invest in the business .
as of 1997, comdial corporation was the second largest u. s. manufacturer of business telecommunication systems (after at & t corporation). it had an installed based of approximately 250, 000 telephone systems and three million telephones. focusing on small and medium - sized companies as clients, it supplied a range of modern telephone systems through a national network of approximately 1, 700 dealers. comdial enterprise systems, inc. (ces), a wholly - owned subsidiary, provided communications solutions involving computer telephony integration (cti), which merges the power of modern telephone systems with that of computers, allowing users to control their telephones through networked or stand - alone computers .
continuing to expand its international business, in january 1994 comdial signed a distribution agreement with teleboss, a south african manufacturer of telephone management systems, that was expected to generate $ 1 million worth of orders in the first year. in may 1996 it entered into a marketing and manufacturing alliance with arvind for india. this was the first international agreement covering the pati 3000 (a compact, low - cost cti product for small and home offices introduced in september 1995 that linked analog telephones to personal computers running microsoft windows or windows 95 operating systems). in july 1996 comdial signed telbit telecommunications as a distributor for israel. in april 1997 it appointed an independent distributor for argentina and uruguay .
in november 1994 comdial introduced scout, a digital wireless multiline telephone. it was designed to provide the convenience of wireless communication to comdial' s impact and dxp system users. it could operate from its base station on a desk or from almost any place within a large facility. it was small enough (6. 5 inches long and weighed about eight ounces) to be carried by hand. it had the ability to put calls on hold, transfer calls, conference calls, as well as to be used as an intercom device. it alerted users to incoming calls either through an audio signal or vibration and also identified the calling party. shipments would begin in the first quarter of 1995 .
still, by the late 1980s, comdial was struggling. the company' s stock was trading in the $ 1 per share range, and for fiscal year 1987 comdial posted a net loss of $ 7. 5 million on sales of $ 86. 6 million. the company would continue to be unprofitable for the next several years, posting net losses of $ 989, 000 on sales of $ 88. 6 million in 1988 and a net loss of $ 2. 0 million on sales of $ 81. 4 million in 1989. its independent auditor, deloitte & touche stated in the company' s annual report for 1989 ,
the company' s recurring losses from operations raise substantial doubts about its ability to continue as a going concern .
in 1992 comdial also introduced impact, its digital telephone system that could support up to 24 lines and 48 telephones. the system included a digital switch and impact digital telephones. features included an interactive liquid crystal display (lcd), programmable feature keys, three color lighted status indicators, and a subdued off - hook voice announce for receiving intercom calls while on a telephone call .
comdial business phone systems were great back in the day (which is why vertical bought them *). but communications technology has evolved significantly since then. vertical’s wave ip business communications solution provides the same reliable and cost - effective phones for all your employees, but adds the most powerful suite of business applications and advanced functionality available today - - all in one box, all with one license .
if your company deals directly with customers or clients, then a telephone system that is quick and reliable is of the utmost importance. with this phone system, your employees must be able to handle a variety of communication tasks, whether it is a five person conference call or using a mobile phone while on the road or at a remote site to receive and make calls. the comdial impact phone system can handle these capabilities plus many more. besides having plenty of useful and innovative features, your phone system must also be extremely reliable. missed or dropped calls can be disastrous to your business, and the comdial impact phone system can prevent these misconnections from happening. your customers and clients must be able to reach your company at any time, day or night, without delay or interruption, and the right phone system will ensure constant connectivity .
with net income of $ 9. 9 million on sales of $ 94. 8 million, comdial reported record results showing net sales were up 23 percent over 1994. net income increased by 89 percent. much of the recent growth in sales was accounted for by the dxp digital switch and the impact terminal product line. dxp shipments increased by 68 percent in dollar value over 1994 and now exceeded $ 20 million in sales .
two acquisitions in 1996 strengthened comdial' s leadership position in cti applications. it acquired aurora systems, inc. , of acton, massachusetts, for $ 2. 8 million. aurora specialized in computer telephony applications software. it also acquired key voice technologies, inc. (kvt), of sarasota, florida, for $ 19. 0 million. kvt developed and marketed voice processing systems known for their competitive prices and numerous features .
incorporated in oregon in 1977, comdial was formed as a telecommunications research firm. when it acquired the telephone manufacturing division of general dynamics for $ 53. 7 million on october 1, 1982, however, the company gained a major product design and manufacturing operation located in charlottesville, virginia, the history of which may be traced to 1894. this telephone manufacturing operation was formed when the patents expired on alexander graham bell' s telephone. about 30 independent companies then entered the market, among them the one that comdial would later acquire, formed by alfred stromberg and androv carlson. the two swedish immigrants, former employees of chicago' s bell telephone company, each contributed $ 500 to form a partnership. in 1896 they moved into chicago' s springer building. carlson worked in the plant and stromberg was out selling the company' s product, the stromberg - carlson telephone .
management problems had been plaguing the company and new leadership came in the form of william g. mustain, who took over as president and ceo in may 1989. under mustain' s leadership, comdial formed american telecommunications, inc. , a wholly - owned subsidiary, to provide telephone systems for small businesses. that year the company rallied, showing a profit with net income of $ 1. 0 million on sales of $ 80. 1 million .
then, in a major development, the company formed comdial enterprise systems, inc. (ces), a wholly - owned subsidiary, to focus on the design, marketing, and distribution of cti applications and software. cti was a rapidly growing market, and comdial addressed this lucrative market in several ways. it delivered
open
telephone systems, such as the dxp, that could respond to a variety of software programs. open telephone systems are those which allow users to customize their telephone system by adding appropriate application packages. the company also designed communication links between telephone systems and computers or computer networks. for users in specific markets, such as hotel / motel, real estate, legal, and retail, it developed special integrated products addressing their communication needs. finally, it distributed a variety of applications software through its ct catalog. william c. grover was appointed president of ces; he was formerly an executive at sperry computer systems, sequoia systems, and a software database company .
ces formed strategic marketing and technology partnerships to serve the cti market, including ones with novell, inc. , for networking; microsoft corporation for desktop applications; and motorola, inc. , for site - connect paging. ces was also working with a number of independent software developers to create applications for use with comdial' s
open architecture
dxp digital switch. these applications would be used to serve specific markets, such as real estate, emergency 911 systems, and mobile service and dispatch operators .
by reducing its cost of goods sold, the company increased its net income to $ 2. 4 million on sales of $ 65. 1 million in 1993. (this was later restated to net income of $ 2. 4 million on sales of $ 69. 1 million .) it was the most profitable year in the company' s history. in 1993 comdial sold 566 dxp systems, up 42 percent over 1992, and had received orders for 364 dxp systems in the first four months of 1994. it also shipped 109, 000 impact telephones against total orders for 126, 000 units .
despite company retrenchment, innovation, and new management, in its 1991 fiscal year comdial posted a net loss of $ 871, 000 on sales of $ 63. 1 million. at this time the company was saddled with long - term debt of $ 23 million and heavy interest payments negatively impacted its net income. in order to become profitable, it would have to improve its debt - to - equity ratio somehow. after reducing its long - term debt to $ 21 million in 1992 and $ 19 million in 1993, it was able to successfully reduce it to only $ 5 million in 1994 and $ 3 million in 1995 through a recapitalization program. in its 1992 fiscal year the company began to show consistent profitability. it had net income of $ 884, 000 on sales of $ 65. 5 million. comdial' s growth over the next five years, and quite possibly beyond that, would be the result mainly of sales of digital telephone systems introduced since 1992 and cti products introduced since 1993. over the coming years it positioned itself to take advantage of two major trends in telecommunications: 1) the shift from analog - to digital - based networks, and 2) the integration of computer and telephone systems (cti) .
details of comdial' s three - part strategic plan were announced at an annual meeting in may 1994. first, the company would continue to supply business telephone systems to small and medium - sized companies through a national network of approximately 1, 200 dealers. second, it planned to increase international business through agreements with distributors in different countries. it expected to focus especially on the middle east, latin america, and south africa. international sales for 1993 were $ 1. 2 million. the company had agreements in place with 13 distributors covering 23 countries. it received orders for $ 1. 1 million in the first quarter of 1994 .
when purchasing a new phone system, ease of installation and learning must be taken into account. neither you nor any of your employees has the time to install and then learn how to use a complicated new phone system. in a small business, employees often juggle many tasks at one time, and learning and installing new technology may lead to overload. with a comdial impact phone system, installing the new system takes very little time; everyone in your company will be using your new system in a matter of a day or two, instead of a week or two. learning to use the new system will be as easy as learning your old system, hopefully even easier .
in november 1993 comdial entered into an agreement with 911 systems inc. of perry, florida, to be the exclusive marketer of their enhanced 911 (e911) system. the e911 system provided an automatic display of the 911 caller' s name, telephone number, and location, as well as other information about the location, to assist responding emergency service personnel. the system was designed to meet the needs of cities and towns of all sizes, from small rural areas to large urban cities. the system included optional modules that could integrate computer - aided dispatching, map display, and other functions on the same color monitor. most of the e911 systems were installed on the east coast prior to the agreement .
we know it' s tough in today' s business world, and we want to make it as easy for you as possible. we know how important it is to have functioning phones and speedy besides customer connection, your employees must also have a phone system available to them that they can use to constantly keep in touch with each other. employees who are wasting time trying to get in touch with each other are not being productive. business telephone sales is proud to offer used and refurbished comdial impact telephone systems that provide businesses with a reliable and innovative communications system that will keep them connected at all times. if you are searching for a high quality phone system, but are also looking to save a buck or two, then a refurbished phone system from business telephone sales is probably the best way to go .
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we will strive to provide world - class telecommunications products and services that meet the expectations of our customers; create value through the alliance of our fellow employees, customers, and suppliers; assure an understanding throughout the organization that quality is critical in all areas; consistently provide our customers with high - quality products and services; make it right the first time .
by the turn of the century, stromberg - carlson telephone systems, inc. , was a leading independent telephone manufacturer. the company' s telephone became known as the
farmer' s telephone ,
connecting farmers and other rural inhabitants with towns and cities. the company had a reputation for stable prices, integrity, and quality .
having been purchased in the early 1990s by the home telephone company of rochester, new york, stromberg - carlson closed its original chicago plant and moved its operations to rochester. this provided stromberg - carlson with a larger facility in which to increase production .
during world war i, stromberg - carlson had to stop all of its civilian business and devote itself to producing portable telephones and camp switchboards for use in europe. again during world war ii, stromberg - carlson supplied switchboards, telephone instruments, field radio sets, and sound - powered systems to the u. s. navy .
the company continued to grow during the late 1940s and early 1950s. it demonstrated its scientific skills as it expanded into the electronics industry. attracted by stromberg - carlson' s scientific excellence and developments in electronics, general dynamics, a major defense supplier, purchased it in 1955 .
as a division of general dynamics, stromberg - carlson telephone systems inc. continued to expand its product line, but later refocused on its traditional market, that of the u. s. independent telephone industry. in the mid - 1960s it acquired the charlottesville, virginia - based united states instrument corporation, which manufactured telephone components. by 1975, stromberg - carlson, now known as general dynamics telephone system center, inc. , had moved its telephone manufacturing operations to u. s. instrument' s facilities in charlottesville .
analog systems transmit voice information in a continuous wave form that is
analogous
to the original voice signal. while acceptable for most voice transmissions, it is not as efficient for data or video transmissions. as the distance between sender and receiver increases, the transmission quality is degraded. until the early 1990s, most telephone systems were analog .
digital telephone systems became available for commercial use in the late 1980s. in a digital system, voice, data, and video transmissions are converted into binary pulses (0 and 1) that may be stored or transmitted. with the many advantages of digital systems, it quickly became a general trend in the telecommunications industry and allowed businesses to take full advantage of new cti application features being developed .
for fiscal year 1996 sales topped the $ 100 million mark for the first time, reaching $ 102. 2 million. however, net income dropped to $ 1. 8 million, due largely to a 33 percent increase in selling, general, and administrative expenses. these increased expenses were attributed in part to an increase in sales personnel. the acquisition of aurora and kvt also contributed to higher expenses, as did higher promotional allowances associated with increased sales through preferred dealers .
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we thoroughly test each and every telephone that we refurbish and offer a 30 day warranty on all our equipment. contact us at info @ urltoken or call 1 - 800 - 396 - 9699 to speak directly with a business telephone sales representative for more information regarding our used and refurbished telephones .
all phones are refurbished. they come with a new handset cord, new line cord, and handset. if you do not see what you are looking for please call us at 800 - 396 - 9699 .
many of our technicians have over 30 years experience in a wide variety of phone systems .
telware sold nortel phone systems prior to its chapter 11 filing in 2009. avaya acquired nortel' s enterprise solutions business. you may still see some older telware service vehicles sporting a nortel logo on the back. telware continues to service these systems and phones. our average length of employment is over 10 years, and many of our technicians were around when we actively installed nortel systems .
customers often ask us, “what is the average life of a phone system? ” the typical answer is around eight to ten years, but this rough estimation does not define the many variables that could influence your decision to replace your current phone system. in fact, most systems reach their end - of - life through retirement, long before they reach their operational end - of - life. some systems still in the field have been operational for fifteen or more years! for some organizations, whose needs change very little, this may be fine, but for others, an older phone system may no longer meet the needs of their growing business or integrate with other technologies they may have added to their office. so, when do you need to think about replacing your current phone system ?
if you answered “yes” to six or more of these questions, it is definitely time for you to consider replacing your current phone system. you are missing out on many useful features, expansion opportunities and savings on service - provider expenses, replacement parts and service visits .
if you answered “yes” to four or five of these questions, you could still benefit from a new system, but could probably manage for a couple more years before upgrading .
if you answered “yes” to three or fewer of these questions, then your phone system is still fulfilling most of your needs and probably has many years ahead of it .
“brian andrews was very professional and very helpful. he was patient and took extra time to provide some training and highlight features of our phone system that are currently not being utilized. i look forward to our newly established relationship! thank you for the support !
problem: customer said that they were doing their own programming and disabled / deleted the ccr tree .
when someone calls in and dials an extension, it says ,
extension not working ,
and after it cycles through, the caller is able to dial the extension. customer is also going to send over a script of how the aa should route calls. train customer on miscellaneous changes in voicemail / phone system .
thank you so much for the fast response in being a new customer. your technician ,
, was incredible. he immediately recognized our
old
telephone system, and knew it would work with the time warner upgrade we got. he fixed what [ another company’s ] tech could not do, and even discovered the [ other ] tech had destroyed our voicemail system. what a fantastic experience on a first - time call to your company. you are now my telephone advisory team .
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handset cord. system speed dial access. auxiliary jack for use with headset, external ringer, recorder. you receive the wrong product. last number redial .
the phones are in working condition, sound great and all of the buttons are functional .
almost all other selections / choices automatically opens a case, and we promise that we' ll be able to solve your issues even faster without a case being opened .
good working condition. however, these phones are quite dirty. there are two 8212n - fb & two 8212s - fb phones. there are no wall phone cables .
you will receive one phone with a handset and a handset cord. we want you to have a pleasant experience .
it has external paging, group listening, speed dial access and last number redial. it includes new handset and line cords and new desi overlays .
test & refresh. we do not include user guides or manuals with any of our equipemnt; it is our belief that a vast majority of this information can be quickly located online without the use of paper .
these phone have not been used since they were refurbished. i do not have the boxes. there are extra paper inserts, but one of the plastic insert covers is missing. very good condition. as shown .
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comdial corporation was a telecommunications company based in sarasota , florida and was headquartered in a former lockheed plant building shared with l3 communications . because of the history of manufacturing at the facility , the grounds surrounding the site has been the subject of claims of environmental contamination , namely underground toxic chemicals . comdial was founded in oregon in 1977 as a telecommunications research firm . on october 1 , 1982 it acquired the telephone manufacturing division of general dynamics for $ 53.7 million , gaining the company a major product design and manufacturing operation located in charlottesville , virginia . comdial was a former manufacturer and designer of telecommunication systems . some of comdial 's more popular discontinued products include the dsu and dsuii , the concierge ( marketed to hotel/motels ) , fxt/s , unisyn , and the comdial digitech and executech systems . comdial sold most of their systems through wholesalers in the us such as graybar electric and tech data . comdial also had a large network of authorized dealers that marketed the small telephone systems as well as the larger pbxs . in the mid-1980s , comdial supported an r&d facility in bridgeport , connecticut . under the operating name of scott technologies , a large portion of the unused remington arms building complex was employed . st developed lcr ( lowest cost routing ) and station control hardware . mainframe pbx computers were developed and a limited production facility produced comdial telephones . the st facility was closed in 1985-6 and several key engineering employees were offered positions at the charlottesville , virginia facility . throughout the 1990s comdial was a large manufacturer of telecommunications equipment in the usa . after several mismanaged years when telecommunications services were in demand during the dot-com boom ( 1998 – 2001 ) and a brief frenetic attempt to sell directly to the consumer with a retail program in order to generate revenue , comdial filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in may 2005 . in september 2005 , comdial was acquired by vertical communications . vertical continues to sell the comdial dx-120 , fx ii , and mp5000 systems under the name vertical comdial . 
comdial corporation was a telecommunications company based in sarasota, florida and was headquartered in a former lockheed plant building shared with l3 communications. because of the history of manufacturing at the facility, the grounds surrounding the site has been the subject of claims of environmental contamination, namely underground toxic chemicals. comdial was founded in oregon in 1977 as a telecommunications research firm. on october 1, 1982 it acquired the telephone manufacturing division of general dynamics for $ 53.7 million, gaining the company a major product design and manufacturing operation located in charlottesville, virginia. comdial was a former manufacturer and designer of telecommunication systems. some of comdial's more popular discontinued products include the dsu and dsuii, the concierge (marketed to hotel/motels), fxt/s, unisyn, and the comdial digitech and executech systems. comdial sold most of their systems through wholesalers in the us such as graybar electric and tech data. comdial also had a large network of authorized dealers that marketed the small telephone systems as well as the larger pbxs. in the mid-1980s, comdial supported an r&d facility in bridgeport, connecticut. under the operating name of scott technologies, a large portion of the unused remington arms building complex was employed. st developed lcr (lowest cost routing) and station control hardware. mainframe pbx computers were developed and a limited production facility produced comdial telephones. the st facility was closed in 1985-6 and several key engineering employees were offered positions at the charlottesville, virginia facility. throughout the 1990s comdial was a large manufacturer of telecommunications equipment in the usa. after several mismanaged years when telecommunications services were in demand during the dot-com boom (1998 – 2001) and a brief frenetic attempt to sell directly to the consumer with a retail program in order to generate revenue, comdial filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in may 2005. in september 2005, comdial was acquired by vertical communications. vertical continues to sell the comdial dx-120, fx ii, and mp5000 systems under the name vertical comdial.
comdial corporation was a telecommunications company based in sarasota, florida and was headquartered in a former lockheed plant building shared with l3 communications. because of the history of manufacturing at the facility, the grounds surrounding the site has been the subject of claims of environmental contamination, namely underground toxic chemicals. comdial was founded in oregon in 1977 as a telecommunications research firm. on october 1, 1982 it acquired the telephone manufacturing division of general dynamics for $ 53.7 million, gaining the company a major product design and manufacturing operation located in charlottesville, virginia. comdial was a former manufacturer and designer of telecommunication systems. some of comdial's more popular discontinued products include the dsu and dsuii, the concierge (marketed to hotel/motels), fxt/s, unisyn, and the comdial digitech and executech systems. comdial sold most of their systems through wholesalers in the us such as graybar electric and tech data. comdial also had a large network of authorized dealers that marketed the small telephone systems as well as the larger pbxs. in the mid-1980s, comdial supported an r&d facility in bridgeport, connecticut. under the operating name of scott technologies, a large portion of the unused remington arms building complex was employed. st developed lcr (lowest cost routing) and station control hardware. mainframe pbx computers were developed and a limited production facility produced comdial telephones. the st facility was closed in 1985-6 and several key engineering employees were offered positions at the charlottesville, virginia facility. throughout the 1990s comdial was a large manufacturer of telecommunications equipment in the usa. after several mismanaged years when telecommunications services were in demand during the dot-com boom (1998 – 2001) and a brief frenetic attempt to sell directly to the consumer with a retail program in order to generate revenue, comdial filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in may 2005. in september 2005, comdial was acquired by vertical communications. vertical continues to sell the comdial dx-120, fx ii, and mp5000 systems under the name vertical comdial.