Lancom Systems Advanced VoIP Client 1 client LS61610 User Manual

The LANCOM Advanced VoIP Client offers professional functions for day-to-day business use. It can be integrated into applications and its highly effective user in-

terface can be adapted for personal preferences.

Robust telephony functions, automatic support of the LANCOM VoIP USB Handset and an easy setup in LANCOM Business VoIP gateways make this client the first

choice for business users.

The true potential of Voice over IP can be used to the full and seamlessly integrated into business applications with the Microsoft Outlook plugin, IBM Lotus Notes

support, or TAPI. For example, incoming calls can immediately prompt the caller’s contact data to be opened. Conversely, telephone numbers can be called direct-

ly from Outlook, Lotus Notes or other business applications. The user interface is functional and adaptable and offers perfect operability to professional users at

their place of work. Designs that are adapted to typical scenarios are included, e.g. the “Operator” provides a large number of quick-dial buttons, and the “Mini-

mal” option offers only the most essential elements required when travelling.

Once installed on a notebook, the system telephone is always at your side—and available under your internal extension number thanks to SIP. For example, via the

LANCOM Advanced VPN Client when travelling, via a LANCOM router with VoIP Option in the home office, or anywhere within the company once logged on to the

LANCOM Business VoIP gateway.

The perfect extra for the office at home or at work is the LANCOM VoIP USB Handset. Operated just like a telephone and equally robust, it allows numbers to be di-

rectly dialed from within any program such as Microsoft Outlook, for example—a method which is much easier and far more reliable.

System telephones with complex programmed keys and menu navigation are a thing of the past. In comparison, using the intuitive user interface of the Advanced

VoIP Client for organizing caller lists, speed dialing, connecting and forwarding calls, automatic call back and recording is far easier and more practical.

Functions such as a personal address book with import facilities or “click to dial” to access numbers from within any Windows application provide a level of user

convenience that far exceeds the possibilities of the traditional telephone.