10.6 2N® OpenStage Terminals

About 2N^® OpenStage Telephones

The 2N^® OpenStage telephone sets are digital key system phones designed for the 2N^® NetStar system. They represent an innovative type of terminals, which can be widely used thanks to a variety of types.

2N^® OpenStage Types

Figure:  2N® OpenStage 10T, 2N® OpenStage 15T

Figure:  2N® OpenStage 20T, 2N® OpenStage 40T

Description of Types

2N^® OpenStage 10T

The telephone:

• is intended for basic use by undemanding users;
• is not equipped with a display, which excludes telephone-based configuration and/or use of a telephone directory. Therefore, the phone is not provided with menu browsing buttons.
• is equipped with three programmable buttons;
• cannot be extended with an additional button module;

• has dedicated buttons for:
  •  – HandsFree activation;
  •  and  – volume control.

2N^® OpenStage 15T

The telephone:

• is equipped with a display;
• is equipped with eight programmable buttons;
• can be extended with an additional button module;

• has dedicated buttons for:
  •  – access to call history;
  •  – access to SMS messages (reading/viewing);
  •  – HandsFree activation;
  •  and  – volume control.

Control:

The  buttons are used for menu browsing and configuration.

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2N^® OpenStage 20T

The telephone:

• is equipped with an adjustable display;
• has no programmable buttons;
• cannot be extended with an additional button module;

• has dedicated buttons for:
  •  – access to call history;
  •  – access to SMS messages (reading/viewing);
  •  – HandsFree activation;
  •  and  – volume control;
  •  – call holding (Flash);
  •  – Redial;
  •  – Do Not Disturb (DND);
  •  – Mute function.

Control:

The  cross buttons are used for menu browsing and configuration.

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2N^® OpenStage 40T

The telephone:

• is equipped with an adjustable six-row display;
• has six programmable buttons;
• can be extended with an additional button module;

• has dedicated buttons for:
  •  – access to call history;
  •  – access to SMS messages (reading/viewing);
  •  – HandsFree activation;
  •  and  – volume control;
  •  – call holding (Flash);
  •  – Redial;
  •  – Do Not Disturb (DND);
  •  – Mute function;
  •  – head set activation.

Control:

The  cross buttons are used for menu browsing and configuration.

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