Iwatsu Enterprise Platinum Series Phone
QuadFusion™ technology has made it possible for the Iwatsu Enterprise 3.0 Communications Server to merge the four predominant communication protocols (VoIP, TDM, SIP, and H.323) onto one seamless platform. The Iwatsu Enterprise Platinum Series Stations have been developed to bring this power to your fingertips with an intuitive award winning design.

The six-line LCD display window can be navigated with the new ePod (Easy Point of Decision) access tool. The ePod allows users to navigate station and system features with familiar mouse-type operation. Menus and features can also be traversed and selected with eight soft keys on the display window.

	Headset Connection
	Speed Dial Directory
	Back Lit Display (Iwatsu Enterprise 18i/18d)
	2 Port Layer 2 Switch (Iwatsu Enterprise 18i/12i)
	Voice Mail Navigation / Message Count
	Call Log
	Navigate Using Softkeys or ePod
	Power over the Ethernet (PoE) or Local Power (Iwatsu Enterprise18i/12i)
	Available as VoIP (Iwatsu Enterprise 18i/12i) or Digital (Iwatsu Enterprise 18d/12d) Stations

	Iwatsu Enterprise 18i/18d The Iwatsu Enterprise 18i (VoIP) and 18d (digital) stations allow users to navigate the six-line LCD display with the ePod (Easy Point of Decision) access tool.
	Iwatsu Enterprise 12i/12d The Iwatsu Enterprise 12i (VoIP) and 12d (digital) stations feature the same dynamic soft key technology as its 18 button counterpart at an economical price.
	Iwatsu Enterprise DSS The Iwatsu Enterprise DSS (direct station selection) unit allows a Iwatsu Enterprise Platinum Series station to function as an attendant position. Featuring 100 keys for one-touch access to extensions, 20 programmable feature keys, and a 40 character LCD screen.
	Iwatsu Enterprise Softphone With a headset and a PC, the Iwatsu Enterprise Softphone emulates all the features of a Iwatsu Enterprise Platinum Series station without the hardware. Two skins are available.
	Iwatsu Enterprise Attendant Console The Iwatsu Enterprise Attendant Console is a software application that resides on the attendant’s PC and interfaces with the Iwatsu telephone system using Computer Supported Telephony Application (CSTA) output.