iPECS UCP100 Design Your Business Communications

iPECS UCP is Ericsson-LG Enterprise’s unified communications platform designed to meet SMB and Enterprise communications needs. As ground breaking innovative platform, iPECS UCP provides out of box UC and Mobility solution. In addition, iPECS UCP is scalable for premium UC.

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System Capacity

Basic System Channels	50
Max System Channels	199
Extension.	199
CO/IP Line	199
Built-in VoIP Channels	2-6
Built-in VoIP Expansion*	16 Channels
System Max	100 Channels

Easy and economical UC

iPECS UCS Standard server is built in UCP. Users can use video, IM, audio conference, visual voice mail, as well as voice calls on one platform. As external server, iPECS UCS Premium server provides more various collaboration features.

Increase reliability with distribution architecture

TGeographical / Server redundancy and T-Net features provide high reliability and makes management very easy for both local and remote offices.

Anytime & Anywhere Connectivity

iPECS UCS mobile client, Communicator, Mobile Extension, DECT, and Wi-Fi terminals are optimized. Mobile communications are available both in and out of the office.

Improved business performance

iPECS CCS, IPCR, Attendant, NMS, Voice Mail, Click Call, and Microsoft Lync are optimized. These applications help users build an unified and efficient communications solution fit with user’s business situation.

Simple installation and management

Web management (i.e. install wizard) based on HTML5 helps the administrator can install easily and changes the configuration simply.

Efficient investment

Capacity can be expanded by a simple license. Users can save on initial cost and can invest for additional license as their business grows.

Features

iPECS UCS Client Support

Mobile Extension

Auto Attendant/Voice Mail Group

E-Mail Notification

Centralized Voice Mail

Embedded Hotel Features

Embedded SIP

Automatic Call Distribution (ACD)

One Number Service

Web Administration

Web Call Back

Centralized Control T-NET

System Geographic Redundancy