Care console · nurse station

A320i nurse console phone — ward station, 20 SIP lines, up to 100 devices

The console the care deck puts at the nurse station: a 10.1-inch Android touchscreen that takes the ward calls, colour-codes and prioritises them, pushes the room number to the corridor display and keeps the call and attendance logs.

10.1-inch 1280×800 touchscreen running Android 9.0 — one source prints 10-inch
20 SIP lines and up to 116 DSS keys; up to 100 devices can be connected to one console
Emergency calls need a password before the call is connected, so a real person answers
Prioritised, colour-coded calls with call and attendance logs, plus push to the corridor display and broadcasting and access control from the same screen
92 dB full-duplex speaker, gooseneck microphone, 8 MP camera with a privacy cover
Extensions can be configured centrally from the Device Link App over Bluetooth

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A320i nurse console phone with a 10.1-inch touchscreen, gooseneck microphone and PTM handset

From pull cord to nurse station

The call starts at the bedside or in the bathroom and ends at this console. In the deck flow, the room terminal raises the call, the console shows it as a prioritised, colour-coded entry, and the same event is repeated in the corridor so staff outside the room see it.

Incoming calls are amplified through ceiling or wall speakers, so they are heard away from the desk
Call type is carried by colour and flashing pattern: slow flash for staff presence and staff assist call, quick flash for toilet emergency call and code blue
The console pushes notification of the call status and location to the corridor display
A password is required before an emergency call is connected
When the station is unattended, calls can be transferred to a portable Wi-Fi handset
Call and nurse attendance logs stay available for record tracing

The corridor light over the room door is powered and controlled by the bedside intercom, separately from the console.

How many rooms one console serves

The deck sizes the console against whole wards rather than against a phone count: one console is proposed for a 70-bedroom nursing home and one for a 50-bedroom clinic plan. The guide also states that up to 100 devices can be connected to the console.

The two care configurations proposed in the deck

Site	Call points proposed	Console	Also proposed
Nursing home — 70 bedrooms, 40 rooms	70 bedside stations (Y501W/Y501W-Y); 70 KT30/KT31 bathroom buttons	1 × A320i	40 CL-01 corridor lights (optional); 4 CMD-01 per floor (optional); 15–20 portable handsets
Small hospital / clinic — 50 bedrooms, 15 rooms	50 bedside stations (Y501W-Y); 15 door-side stations (Y501W); 15 KT30/KT31 buttons	1 × A320i	15 CL-01 (optional); 2 CMD-01 per floor (optional); 15–20 portable handsets

These are the proposals printed in the deck, not a limit. Send us the room count and shift pattern and we will size the console and the call points together.

An operator position, not a desk phone

On the desk the console is an Android device with an operator interface: keys to route and monitor, logs to answer from, and the same screen driving the speakers and the door.

Up to 116 DSS keys, each settable as line, BLF or speech dial
Broadcasting and access control from the console, including remote door unlocking during an intercom call
Languages: Chinese, English, Spanish, Russian and Korean
Local phonebook of 2000 entries and a 1000-entry call log
10-way audio conference and 3-way video conference
Install angle 40°–50°, EHS headset support, PTM handset with a PTT option
Colours: gunmetal grey and white
The deck states that terminals used with the console can be scanned and provisioned automatically

Where it fits on site

Nurse station of a care home

One console against a whole floor plan: calls answered, colour-coded, logged and repeated to the corridor display.

Clinic reception and dispatch

Room calls, broadcasting and door release from the same position, with the logs kept for record tracing.

Monitoring and dispatch point

The console is documented as the monitoring centre or host position for dispatching management in small and medium sites.

Specifications

Console

Screen	10.1-inch, 1280×800 (one source prints 10-inch)
Operating system	Android 9.0
SIP lines	20
DSS keys	Up to 116
Speaker	Up to 92 dB, full duplex
Microphone	Gooseneck
Handset	PTM; standard or PTT handset optional
Conference	10-way audio, 3-way video
Camera	8 MP adjustable, with privacy cover
Video	H.264

Care functions

Connected devices	Up to 100
Emergency call	Password required before the call is connected
Call handling	Prioritised calls with colour coding; customisable call types
Logs	Call and attendance logs, viewable and exportable
Corridor display	Push notification of call status and location
Paging	Broadcasting supported from the console
Access control	Supported, including remote door unlocking during an intercom call
Languages	Chinese, English, Spanish, Russian, Korean
Deployment	Device Link App; extensions configured centrally over Bluetooth

Network & power

Ethernet	Dual gigabit (10/100/1000 Mbps)
PoE	Integrated
Wi-Fi	2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
Bluetooth	5.0
Install angle	40°–50°
EHS headset	Supported

iSpecifications are taken from the care solution deck, the product guide and the console documentation. The screen is printed as 10-inch in one deck and 10.1-inch (1280×800) in the others — confirm the panel on the quotation. Dimensions, weight and IP rating are not stated.

Choosing between options

Model	Specifications
KT10	433 MHz · 6–25 m range · Self-powered, no battery · Up to 10 per station
KT30	IP65 · 2 m pull cord · 433 MHz · 6–25 m range
KT31	IP44 · 2 m pull cord · No power needed · Y501 series host
X305	3.5" 320×240 screen · Braille digit keys · 4 speed-dial keys · Dual gigabit + PoE
X306	3.5" 320×240 LCD · Wi-Fi 6 dual-band · Bluetooth 5.0 · Braille digit keys
A308i	7" 1024×600 · 20 SIP lines · 116 DSS keys · 90 dB speaker
A320i	10.1" touchscreen · 20 SIP lines · 116 DSS keys · Up to 100 devices
A330i	Android 14 · 10.1" touchscreen · 116 DSS keys · 8 in / 1 out + RS-485
A308	7" 1024×600 · 5 MP camera · Android 9.0 · Gigabit port

Compatibility boundaries

This model uses standard SIP and the interfaces listed in the specification table. Confirm the PBX, SIP provider or platform against those interface notes before the order; where the documentation does not state a value, the table records it as not stated rather than estimating. PoE, analog port variants, power options and card compatibility are fixed at order time.

Handover, spares and support

Extension plan, provisioning and interface language can be prepared before dispatch. Remote support continues after handover. Spare-part, warranty and service terms are confirmed in the quotation for the models and quantity ordered, so they are not printed as a single figure here.

Where it sits in the system

KT10 wireless button

Where many of the calls start, through a bedside station or big-button phone.

KT30 bathroom pull cord

The bathroom call point that reports to this console.

Nurse call & care

The full call chain and alert semantics on one page.

Frequently asked questions

How many beds can one console serve?

The deck proposes one A320i for its 70-bedroom nursing-home plan and one for its 50-bedroom clinic plan, and the guide states that up to 100 devices can be connected to the console. Both are useful planning figures — send us your room count and shift pattern and we will size it for the site.

Why does an emergency call need a password?

It is a deliberate rule in the source material: the recipient enters a password before the call is connected, so the call is answered by a real person rather than falling through.

Can the console show what has happened during a shift?

Yes. Call and nurse attendance logs are viewable and can be exported, which the deck presents as record tracing.

Does it also do paging and door release?

Both are stated: broadcasting from the console, and access control including remote door unlocking during an intercom call. The console is also documented as able to scan and provision the terminals used with it.

Standards referenced

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