DialTone software enables computer-based multi-line telephone communication featuring PC-to-PC, PC-to-phone, and phone-to-PC calls with H.323 V2 conformity, and simultaneous call support.
The integrated address book is a boon for users who no longer have to memorize IP addresses or gateway details. It keeps track of all contacts and the different locations where they can be reached. Adding new contacts and their respective addresses is a simple process that allows users to be ready to make calls in no time.
For those who use gateways to connect with people on the regular public switched telephone network (PSTN), the integrated gateway address book enables users to attach friendly names to the gateways, making it easier to remember which gateway to use to reach that branch office.
This software eradicates the limitations posed by other network-phone clients. Many clients use proprietary protocols that restrict users' use to the company's software, and friends can't be contacted unless they, too, have that client. Additionally, registering with servers and logging in each time the client is used is required by many clients, keeping track of usage data. In addition, if their server is down, users can't use the client. DialTone is designed around the H.323 protocol, enabling them to interact with existing H.323 compatible clients, such as Cisco, Microsoft, and Dialogic, reducing the dependence on proprietary protocols.
DialTone simulates a multi-line phone, allowing users to make and receive calls while making another call; this feature significantly enhances users' productivity. This software uses caller-ID technology to identify incoming callers, allowing users to either accept or reject the call. DialTone also has call hold and retrieve buttons, allowing users to switch between conversations seamlessly.
In summary, DialTone is a remarkable software that eliminates the arduous task of memorizing and keeping track of IP addresses, gateway details, and individual contact information. Its ability to use industry-standard protocols while also allowing interaction with existing H.323 compatible clients is a notable advantage. The multi-line phone feature and the caller-ID functionality are two additional user-friendly features that promote productivity. Lastly, the call hold and retrieve buttons are a useful addition that enhances users' conversational experience.
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