AbleComm IP systems & phones

evolution & revolution

When AbleComm started selling electromechanical phone systems in 1977, phones had cords as thick as a thumb, holding 50 individual wires. The most advanced feature was intercom.

The first major change was the shift to electronic phone systems in the 1980s. Phones worked with just four, six or eight wires, in a cord as thin as a pencil. LEDs replaced bulbs that burned out; and we got speed dialing, Caller ID, voicemail and more.

In the 1990s, the world went digital. Phones used just two wires (or even no wires at all), and we got still more features, like eight-party conference calls and integrated messaging.

Now we're going through the biggest change of all: the move to phone systems that use the Internet Protocol. IP is a technical standard that allows voices, pictures, movies and music to be converted into packets of data, that can instantly be sent a few feet away over a local computer network, or many miles away, over the Internet.
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Allworx IP phone systems provide businesses with both standard and futuristic communications services in a single reasonably priced package. They combine PBX and Key System functions with PC network services, along with VoIP, secured Internet access, remote office, email, voice mail, group collaboration tools, unified messaging, follow-me calling, and group calendaring. Despite all of the advanced features, an Allworx system is easy to use, and hard to break. Systems can support up to 100 people, nearby or anywhere in the world.

The new Inter-Tel 3000 is easy to install, and is an ideal system for do-it-yourselfers in a home or business. It can be used as a standard phone system, or an IP system, and there is a wide choice of corded and cordless phones. The system starts at 2 lines and 8 phones, and easily expands to 20 lines and over 40 phones. You can have remote programming and diagnostics, and its voicemail system is superb. It works with analog and VoIP phone lines, and can provide full phone features anywhere, via broadband.

With a Panasonic IP camera, you can see what's happening at your home or business when you're not there. You can watch on a PC, Mac, PDA, TV or cellphone, any time, any where. It will work if you are 10 feet away, or 10,000 miles away. Check on your children, pets, parents, pool, vacation home. Monitor employees, warehouse, kitchen, doors, cash registers, parking lot. You can see and hear and even record what's going on. Pan, tilt and zoom remotely. Cameras can be always live, or turned on by a timer or a sensor.

AbleComm, Inc. is the "telecom department store," with over 30 websites, and over 30 years in business. We provide free tech support to our customers and we specialize in helping do-it-your-selfers. We sell a huge variety of tools, supplies and equipment for telecom, data, audio and video. Our customers include many government agencies, universities, hospitals, military bases, police and fire departments, homeowners, major corporations, small businesses, and schools. We even supplied a phone system for a submarine.

This website features Allworx & Inter-Tel IP phone systems and Panasonic IP cameras, but also has headsets from Accutone, Plantronics, Sennheiser, Jabra and Chameleon, Viking door intercoms, ITW Linx surge protectors, Minuteman backup batteries, SIP and VoIP corded and cordless phones from TMC, Aastra, Cortelco, and Uniden; plus installation supplies and tools. ► www.ablecommIP.info will provide installation help on IP products and systems.

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Last update 25 OCT 2007