The presence of PABX (Private Automatic Branch Exchange) as a telephone system device is used in companies to manage telephone communications. One of the types of PABX is analog PABX that has some functions and advantages.
The functions of analog PABX include connecting internal and external calls to call organization. The advantages include reliability and ease of use to low operational cost.
This article will give you information on analog PABX from definition, functions, and the advantages that they have.
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What is Analog PABX?
This type of system is a traditional telecommunications system that uses analog signals for voice transmission. Calls in this system are connected via copper cables. Analog PABX is usually used for small businesses that need a simple and inexpensive system, while still having limited features.
The Functions of Analog PABX
Analog PABX has several functions from connecting internal calls to call organization. Here are some of its functions:
- Connecting internal calls: Allows connecting employee communications within the company directly through extensions without the need to leave the common carrier network.
- Connecting external calls: External calls can be connected to a designated extension within the company, and employees can make outgoing calls.
- Call organization: Able to manage calls with features such as call transfer, call forwarding, and auto-answer.
The Advantages of Analog PABX
Analog PABX has several advantages from reliability and ease of use to low operational cost. Here are some of its main advantages:
1. Reliability and ease of use
One of the advantages of analog PABX is reliability and ease of use. This device has proven to be very reliable in providing communication services and has been used for many years.
This systems are also fairly easy to use, so employees do not need special training to operate them.
2. No need for a dedicated phone
No need for a dedicated phone is another advantage of this type of PABX. This device system can operate using traditional telephones without the need for a dedicated phone in the device setup.
3. Can be used with other devices
Another advantage of this type of PABX is that the device can be used with other devices. It can easily be connected to analog fax machines and modems.
4. Low operational costs
Analog PABXs that use simple technology make their operational costs lower. Analog systems do not require expensive software or additional infrastructure like digital or cloud PABX technology.
Those are the definitions, functions, and advantages of analog PABX that you need to know. Another thing to note is that PABX technology on the market must pass the certification test from the Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure (DJID).
With DJID certification, users can feel calm about using PABX technology whose quality and security are guaranteed. For manufacturers or importers of PABX technology, obtaining certification from DJID is a mandatory step before the device can be officially marketed in Indonesia.
To simplify the certification process, Type Approval Certification Services for ICT Products are available to assist with this process as a reliable solution.
