Sorry, I should have specified that I'm looking for a totally digital VoIP alternative to the analog red phones. We already have a supplier of red analog phones and we know about configuring analog to VoIP gateways for ringdown private line. I'm looking for a digital VoIP SIP phone that does not look like a generic VoIP phone. A phone set that perhaps has no dial or generally looks like a hotline phone that works well with a SIP switch like FreeSWITCH. Panasonic makes a KX-UT670, a rather cool-looking executive phone (with an executive price to match) that has only a handset hook and a large display. In fact, there is nothing on the phone but the display, you have to write an Android application that the phone runs to do whatever you need, from placing and receiving calls, video calls, and whatever else. I had considered using that, but it aint cheap, plus it would require a development effort that we're not prepared to handle at this time. I also read that Panasonic wants to sell off some business units, so who knows what the future of that phone might be? I once saw a movie where the President's assistant reaches for a hotline phone and it's nothing more than a generic looking gray Cisco desk phone with a red HANDSET. It looked gorpy as can be, but I guess that's one way of doing it. I suppose that then I'd need to find a supplier of red handsets, or get a can of red paint. :- ) Thanks for your ideas. Bote
-----Original Message----- From: curriegrad2004 Sent: Friday, 11 January, 2013 13:54
You can just grab a SPA2012 or SPA901 and configure it to be an auto ringdown phone. I can't remember the exact syntax of the dialplan on those things, but it can be done.
On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 10:13 AM, Patrick Lists wrote:
On 01/11/2013 04:35 PM, Bote Man wrote:
I'm looking for a vendor of telephone stations that are suitable for ringdown private line / hotline applications. [snip]
Have a look on http://www.redhotphones.com/
Regards, Patrick