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Product Description
The Synapse system includes the following components. Each system must include at least one Gateway, and it can be either a PSTN or T1 Gateway. Each PSTN Gateway supports up to four analog telephone lines. Up to four PSTN Gateways can support up to 16 analog telephone lines. A T1 Gateway supports up to 23 T1 PRI voice channels.

Key Features

• Supports primary rate interface trunking, allowing the use of higher trunking ratios and Direct Inward Dialing (DID) numbers. DID allows outside callers to reach individual extensions directly, without an automated attendant or the need to enter an extension number.
• 1 Ethernet Connection
• Primary Rate Interface (PRI) Connection
• Allows incoming callers to be routed to specific extensions. Three individual outgoing announcements can be programmed for day, night and company directory.
• Rack-Mountable

Product Features

• 1 Ethernet Connection
• 1 Ethernet Connection
• Allows incoming callers to be routed to specific extensions. Three individual outgoing announcements can be programmed for day, night and company directory.
• Rack-Mountable
• Primary Rate Interface (PRI) Connection
• Supports primary rate interface trunking, allowing the use of higher trunking ratios and Direct Inward Dialing (DID) numbers. DID allows outside callers to reach individual extensions directly, without an automated attendant or the need to enter an extension number.

How it Works
Setting up Synapse couldn’t be much easier. After plugging the system’s Gateway(s) into the phone lines supplied by your phone company, you plug it into your business’ Ethernet data switch. It doesn’t matter which phone line is plugged into which socket on the Gateway, or which socket you use on your data switch. There’s nothing to do “wrong.” Next you start connecting your Synapse Desksets. If a Deskset will share its connection with a computer,unplug the computer’s network cable(the standard RJ45 Ethernet cable) from the wall and plug that end into the PC socket on the back of the Deskset. Then connect the network cable supplied with the Deskset between the LAN socket on the back of the Deskset, and the wall connection where the original cable had been plugged in. If the Deskset will not be sharing its connection with a computer it’s even easier. Just connect the network cable supplied with the Deskset between the LAN socket on the back of the Deskset, and the closest network socket. Plug in the power adaptor for the Deskset and you’re connected. Synapse has been preset with all of the most common settings, so you could literally start using your system without any additional effort. But it’s so easy to customize settings, you’ll want to tailor the system to the needs of your business.

Easy to Customize
Synapse has been preset with all of the most common settings so your system is up and running without any additional effort. But with such easy customization, why not tailor the system to the specific needs of your business?

To begin, find the IP address displayed,on any of the Desksets. Then enter that IP address into a web browser of any computer that is connected to the Gateway and Deskset network. Follow the instructions outlined on the web-based administration screens and you’re on your way! Set up a ring group for your sales department or a multi-level, customized automated attendant with just a few clicks. It really is that easy.

Easy to Use and Easy to Understand
Synapse includes a large feature set, but it’s so simple to use you’ll never miss out on any capabilities or advanced features.

Each extension can store and display extensive directories and call logs. And each Deskset has a built-in DECT 6.0 base station so your office roamers can add a Synapse Accessory Cordless Handset or Headset for wide-ranging mobility