ESI ESI-1000/ESI-600/ESI-200/ESI-100/ESI-50 User Guide

This document provides the user guide for ESI Communications Servers, covering current ESI phone models such as ESI 60 Business Phone, ESI 40 Business Phone, 48-Key Feature Phone, 24-Key Feature Phone, ESI Cordless Handset II, as well as legacy ESI phone models including 12-Key Feature Phone and [Original] ESI Cordless Handset.


ESI ESI-1000/ESI-600/ESI-200/ESI-100/ESI-50 User Guide - cover page
Brand
ESI
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
108
File format
PDF
File size
3.4 MB
Published
01 June, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
71FB03154C094C6B15C3340CC07ECA5C

About this manual

The ESI Phone User’s Guide provides operating instructions for a range of ESI phone models, including the ESI‑60 and ESI‑40 Business Phones, 48‑Key, 24‑Key, and 12‑Key Feature Phones, the Cordless Handset II, and analog stations. It explains how to use core functions such as dialing, call transfer, conferencing, voicemail, and the Verbal User Guide.

The guide also details optional hardware like Expansion Consoles, programming methods (direct key hold for two seconds), and advanced features such as off‑premises message delivery, ACD agent operation, and Esi‑Link networking. It is intended for end‑users and system administrators of ESI communications servers. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Phone Models
  • Optional Expansion Consoles
  • User Programming
  • Voice Mail Operation
  • Phone Operation
  • Special Keys
  • Esi‑Link Features
  • Analog Stations
  • Off‑Premises Message Delivery

Specifications

Maximum optional expansion consoles2
Maximum additional programmable feature keys120
24‑Key Feature Phone IP supportNo (digital only)
48‑Key Feature Phone versionsDigital and IP

Frequently asked questions

Does the 24‑Key Feature Phone support IP?

No, the 24‑Key Feature Phone is digital only and does not support IP.

How do you program a feature key directly?

Hold down the programmable feature key for at least two seconds to program it directly.

How can messages be delivered off‑premises?

The system can be programmed to deliver messages to an off‑premises phone or pager, with options for phone‑only, pager‑only, or both.

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