Norstar Phone Systems and Meridian Phones

Saturday, March 03, 2012

Plantronics W540 Wireless Phone Headset is Lightest Ever DECT Cordless for Norstar and Meridian Telephones

Business phone headsets for Meridian and Norstar phone system telephones continue to set the bar higher. The Plantronics CS540 wireless phone headset is nothing short of amazing in that regard.

First Plantronics made it lighter. At only 21 grams, the CS540 features the lightest DECTâ„¢ cordless headset for Norstar phones on the market. That means all-day comfort with Plantronics legendary all-star performance.

Then Plantronics made it better. They increased the range for maximum mobility, and added features like one-touch controls, energy efficient power management, and simple plug-and-talk installation for Meridian and Norstar telephones. In short, the CS540 does it all.

CS540 wireless phone headset for norstar meridian business telephone system phones plantronics cordless headsetThe Plantronics CS540 cordless headset is the wireless headset replacement of the successful Plantronics CS55 and Plantronics CS50 phone headset. The CS540 contains many new features, and illustrates why the Plantronics CS wireless series has been a best seller for years. The Plantronic CS540 wireless headset features a new design, streamlined base and improved performance - all with the same dependability and wireless productivity that has made the Plantronics CS wireless series our best sellers. Go mobile and multi-task up to 350 feet from your desk with answer, end and mute controls at your fingertips. And no matter what your preference, with three wearing choices there's one to match your personal style.

CS540 wireless phone headset for meridian norstar business telephone system phones plantronics cordless headsetThe Plantronics CS540 headset allows you to enjoy the sleek contemporary design of the new system with premium wideband audio quality and wireless mobility, all with the same reliability for hands-free productivity that has made the CS family a best seller for nearly a decade. The CS540 even has the ability to conference up to three users on the same line - more proof the Plantronics CS540 has raised the bar for desk phone headset systems.

Be sure to buy this headset with the Plantronics HL10 Handset Lifter for greater mobility freedom.

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Monday, June 29, 2009

Back to telecom blogging after a long absense!

I started this blog to discuss telephone system products and services that could be of use to small to medium businesses. At the time I incepted this blog I was strictly writing about Norstar and Meridian phones, Norstar telephone headsets, voicemail, conference units, and just about any other interesting accessories that would compliment these system platforms.

Years go by and I find myself back in the position of webmaster for our international wholesale telecom company and things sure have changed. VoIP is no longer the future, it is the mainstream now and we not only carry the Nortel Norstar and Meridian lines, we are fully involved with the Avaya IP Office VoIP platform (systems, expansion modules and cards, digital phone lines and VoIP phones, etc.) along with the Avaya Definity PBX Circuit Packs and phones as well.

Our on hold messages division has been transformed and revitalized - we now offer the latest USB key flash memory players, along with Internet uploading units, and much more. In other words, we can produce an on hold message and email the file directly to our clients so they can quickly upload the message production from their computer. The latest technological gains translates into convenience for all!

Our hotel phones division is still a worldwide leader in Internet based wholesale room phone sales - we can ship to virtually any hotel or motel worldwide. Also our Canadian telecom website for our business customers in Canada was added a couple of years ago.

In the coming weeks and months I will be discussing some of the latest developments in business telephone products and equipment so stay tuned. Oh, and by the way - it's good to be back!

Cheers! ;-)

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Tuesday, November 07, 2006

A Telecom Special for the GTA - Get a new Phone System!

If you're in the GTA (Greater Toronto Area, Canada, eh?), Telephone Magic's running a special promotion for phone systems.

If you purchase or lease a new Norstar CICS Digital Phone System with voicemail and 4 T7316e phones, you'll receive a free USB digital message on-hold announcer and a professional generic message production!

The cost of this on a lease is $66 / month (O.A.C., plus taxes, first and last in advance, buy-out at end of term - installation extra).

This is a limited time offer, so call Jim Mucciarone at 905-356-9199 x 3006 for more details.

Tuesday, June 06, 2006

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Monday, February 13, 2006

Headsets for Nortel Meridian Norstar Phones

Well, this is a huge development in the history of Telephone Magic's website.

You see, because our prices fluctuate often - sometimes daily - and depend on the volume of product purchased, management felt that it wouldn't be in our customers' best interest to post a single fixed price on the website.

However, I've bugged them for a while and am pleased to announce the introduction of pricing on the website. It's a first - and I'm pretty proud of it.

We're doing a test in the phone headset section as a trial to see how it goes. In other words, does adding pricing make it easier for people to make a decision about buying from us? Does it reduce the friction in the purchasing process? Or does it encourage tire-kicking?

I don't know the results yet, but prices are here at least.

The biggest difference though is we have stated a maximum price. In other words, the price shown on the website is the most you would pay if you ordered a single unit. If you were to order more than one headset, or combine it with a telephone purchase, the price would likely drop a bit. That's why it's only a maximum price.

That way, we can still offer the best prices possible to our customers while making sure we don't overcharge for items that we get special manufacturer pricing on.

What a deal! I hope you visit what we consider one of the Internet's leading telecommunications product websites today. Thanks!

Visit www.TelephoneMagic.com for all your business telecom requirements.

Friday, February 03, 2006

Polycom SoundStation 2W Shipments Stopped

Polycom has announced that for the present time, shipments of the popular SoundStation 2W wireless conference phone are on hold due to a potential issue with battery safety.

This situation only affects the SoundStation 2W as other Polycom products use a different battery pack.

If you HAVE a SoundStation 2W, you can still use it safely if you remove the battery and use the AC adapter instead.

Keep the battery and store it in a safe place. Polycom will be issuing further instructions soon. They say their next information update on this situation will be no later than February 10, 2006.

Telephone Magic carries other wireless conference phone options from ClearOne (ClearOne Max & ClearOne MaxAttach).

Tuesday, October 04, 2005

In case you missed it (like 99% of the rest of the world), Nortel Networks re-branded their popular CallPilot Voicemail systems. This re-branding took place on May 1, 2005 and was widely missed by pretty much everyone.

There have been no changes to the product, its functionality, looks or anything else like that. Just the name.

Are you ready for the big change? Here it is:

CallPilot 100 is now Nortel Messaging 100

CallPilot 150 is now Nortel Messaging 150

Very exciting changes that we thought we'd mention.

Of course, to keep things interesting, Nortel Networks has another CallPilot product, which is a unified messaging solution for large enterprise systems and has NOTHING TO DO with the Nortel Integrated Communications System platforms.

In case you're wondering, we still call these products by the "CallPilot" moniker as it's still the way the rest of the world knows them.

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If you're looking for a unified messaging solution for your Nortel Integrated Communications business phone system, here's a new solution for you to consider.

The DuVoice DV4 or DV2000 series unified messaging solution has the power to consolidate your voicemail, fax and e-mail communications and send them all to e-mail.

The DV4 is scalable to 8 ports and the DV2000 is scalable to 48 ports for enterprise applications. Both systems can function as standalone voicemail systems, or you can choose to have voicemails forwarded as attachments to e-mail (leaving a copy on the system). The neat thing is once you've heard a voice message by e-mail, you can respond to the e-mail message telling it to delete the message on the server, so you don't tie up server resources.

The DV4 and DV2000 can integrate with the Norstar Modular Integrated Communications System as well as the Compact Integrated Communications System. The Nortel BCM units feature built-in unified messaging solutions so you don't need the DuVoice system for that.

For more information, call us or visit the website. Thanks!

The M7310 Busy Lamp Field (BLF) module is a great tool. However, Nortel M7310 users need to be aware that the BLF module doesn't work on all generations of ICS software.

The BLF module only works on KSU software versions 6.0 and LOWER. It will NOT work on versions 6.1 or 7.0.

This problem is also evident on older M7310 phones (1st generation), where adjusting the contrast on the BLF will only show 4 levels of adjustment versus the NINE levels of adjustment that are available on newer phones.

If your Nortel ICS phone system uses software revision 6.1 or 7.0, you'll need a T7316 phone and a KIM CAP module instead of the M7310 and a BLF module.

Thought you'd all like to know.