Panatron PXT206 Master Telephone DTMF/FSK Caller ID

Panatron PXT206 Analogue Console

The Panatron PXT206 Master Telephone serves as a robust endpoint for professional analogue communication infrastructures and private automated branch exchange (PABX) networks. This terminal supports both FSK and DTMF signaling protocols, enabling automatic caller identification across diverse telecommunication standards. The hardware architecture prioritizes reliability in high-traffic environments. Therefore, it is frequently utilized as a master console for small-scale office systems. The integrated 16-digit LCD provides clear visual feedback for incoming numbers and operational status. Consequently, this device serves as a reliable endpoint for commercial environments requiring dedicated analogue lines.

Key Features

• Dual System Caller ID
  The device utilizes an auto-detection mechanism for incoming FSK and DTMF signal types to ensure global compatibility.

• Call Log Management
  Internal memory stores up to 50 sets of incoming call records and 15 sets of outgoing call records for review.

• Visual Interface
  The 16-digit liquid crystal display shows real-time data regarding incoming call origin and total call duration.

• Functional Keys
  Integrated physical buttons provide immediate access to Flash, Redial, and Mute functions during active sessions.

Specifications

What’s in the Box

• Panatron PXT206 Main Unit

• Handset with Coiled Cord

• RJ11 Telephone Line Cable

• User Documentation

Why Choose This Terminal

• The dual-system caller ID ensures that procurement managers do not face compatibility issues with local telco infrastructure.

• The master telephone functionality allows for advanced control over PABX extensions in small office environments.

• Adjustable flash time settings accommodate different exchange requirements for seamless call transfers.

• Industrial-grade plastic construction ensures longevity in high-frequency usage scenarios. Additionally, the line-powered design maintains core connectivity during local power outages.