Month: March 2013

PoE of Yealink W52P Purifies Your Working Environment

Posted by | Mar 21, 2013 | , |

The Yealink IP DECT Phone W52P has been designed specifically to meet demanding criteria. Yealink has invested extensively in refining an advanced Power over Ethernet system that supports all other high-level W52P specifications. The W52P is a new model from Yealink, the first in the Yealink DECT IP Phone range.  It is essential that modern IP phone systems can be installed quickly and easily to maximise network coverage with minimum inconvenience. Energy-efficiency is also extremely important for businesses and organisations that are committed to high environmental principles and make every effort to reduce their “carbon-footprint” by limiting greenhouse gas emissions. PoE is a standardised system for passing electrical power and the flow of clear telephony data along a single, flexible, easy-to-extend cabling system. Although power and information actually pass through different sets of wires, from the user perspective one slim cable link is all that is needed to route phones throughout a building complex, office block or entire production site. There are a number of distinct benefits. Yealink PoE systems provide a consistent quality telephony experience that reaches out from one single central hub to remote IP phones that can be up to 100 metres away. Crucially, power does not decrease over these longer distances, which makes PoE a more appropriate technology than USB (Universal Serial Bus) that only allows short cable lengths carrying low power. From a convenience standpoint, there is...

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Sangoma Releases High-Density Telephony Board for Digital Span Monitoring

Posted by | Mar 19, 2013 | , |

Sangoma has announced the availability of its T116 16-Span Tapping Board. The highest density board on the market, the T116 provides passive high-impedance tapping of digital telephony spans. The T116 board, which is available immediately from Sangoma partners around the world, provides telephony solution developers with a highly reliable and dense platform for building call monitoring, recording, logging, fraud detection and security applications.  With its support for up to eight digital spans on a single board, the T116 has double the capacity of any other passive tapping solution on the market. It is built on Sangoma’s highly regarded PCI Express interface board technology to ensure broad compatibility with commercial servers,” said Simon Horton, Sangoma director of product management. “Developers of call recording and logging solutions have been limited in scaling their products due to the lack of high-quality and affordable boards that are compatible with open source and proprietary operating systems. The T116 breaks down these barriers and provides a scalable and reliable product that enables innovation.” The T116 board is part of the Sangoma Asterisk Card range and employs high-impedance circuitry to ensure that there is no disruption or degradation of the communications signals on the digital spans. This passive monitoring approach eliminates the need to insert a device that terminates and regenerates every call. Designed to monitor up to 240 individual calls, the T116 board is developed...

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A quick review of the Cisco SPA509G VoIP Phone

Posted by | Mar 19, 2013 | , , |

The Cisco SPA509G is part of the Cisco VoIP Phone range that features a number of products including the Cisco SPA303, the Cisco SPA501G, the Cisco SPA502G, the Cisco SPA525G and the Cisco Unified 9951.  The VoIP Phone market is very competitive with leading manufacturers such as Yealink,  Grandstream,  Aastra, snom and Polycom, to name but a few, all competing with Cisco and eachother to make their phones stand out to consumers. The SPA509G is a VoIP phone with programmable keys, standing apart from other models thanks to its 12 sip lines and 12 soft keys. With testing completed to ensure that the SPA509G is interoperable with other VoIP equipment, users will be able to find a place for this phone in their solution. The Cisco SPA509G comes with a 2-Port Switch, Power over Ethernet and an LCD Display. Key Features Full-featured 12-line business-class IP phone supporting Power over Ethernet (PoE) Monochrome backlit display for ease of use, aesthetics, and on-screen applications Connects directly to an Internet telephone service provider or to an IP private branch exchange (PBX) Cisco HD Voice for unsurpassed voice clarity and enhanced speaker quality Easy installation and highly secure remote provisioning, as well as menu-based and web-based configuration Supports up to two Cisco SPA500S Expansion Modules, adding up to 64 additional buttons Supports both Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) and Smart Phone Control Protocol (SPCP) with the Cisco Unified Communications 500 Series...

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snom IP Phones New Out-of-the-Box Provisioning Speeds and Simplifies Microsoft Lync Voice Deployments

Posted by | Mar 19, 2013 | , , |

snom have announced  new auto-configuration capabilities for the snom UC edition 7xx series and snom 821 business VoIP phones, designed to simplify and speed Microsoft Lync deployments in enterprise environments. snom will showcase these Lync-compatible phones, as well as its entire expanded portfolio of standards-based, Lync-qualified UC edition phones, at booth #425 of Enterprise Connect 2013 from March 18-21 at the Gaylord Palms Convention Center in Orlando, FL. The 7xx series and snom 821 UC edition are part of the snomVoIP phone range and feature new base firmware that enables the phones to natively connect to the Lync server for out-of-the box configuration, enabling fast and streamlined provisioning for these SIP-based phones in multi-site enterprise Microsoft Lync environments.  snom continues to find new ways to simplify Lync with Voice deployments by improving connectivity and compatibility of standards-based snom UC edition phones,” said Dr. Michael Knieling, Managing Director, snom technology AG. “We’re the first standards-based Lync-qualified phones to offer plug-and-play integration with Lync, taking our phones a step beyond other market options. Our easy configuration process and new features will continue to address critical Lync Voice requirements in enterprise businesses.” The snom 7xx series – featuring the snom 710, snom 720 and snom 760 IP phones, along with the snom 821, employ the company’s Apollo firmware and have passed the Microsoft Compatible Devices Program’s rigorous testing process for full qualification...

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VoIPon Brings the Best of CeBIT 2013 to You: Exclusive interviews with Digium, snom, Grandstream & Dinstar

Posted by | Mar 14, 2013 | , , , |

Last Week VoIPon Solutions attended CeBIT 2013 in Hanover Germany. VoIPon had the great pleasure of interviewing a selection of industry leaders on their new products and solutions being unveiled at the show. VoIPon interview David Hardy, Digium Alexis Argent, Sales manager at VoIPon Solutions speaks to David Hardy, Director of Business Development of Digium at CeBIT 2013. The pair discuss the benefits of the Digium IP Phones compared to rival IP Phone products, and how the Digium Phones can be connected with Asterisk Servers. You can see the Video transcription of the interview here. VoIPon interview Grandstream VoIPon speak to Vytas LenKutis, Director of sales for Grandstream at CeBit 2013 on the Grandstream GXP2200 Enterprise Android Phone and what future products can we expect to see from Grandstream. You can see the Video transcription of the interview here. VoIPon interview snom VoIPon Solutions speak to Rudi Stahl, VP of Sales at snom @CeBIT 2013 on snom interoperability partnerships and Microsoft Lync development. You can watch the Video and see the full transcript here: VoIPon interview Dinstar Alexis Argent, speaks to Luke from Dinstar on the Dinstar VoIP Gateway Range and new products for 2013.   You can watch the Video and see the full transcript here: Share this story with your friends or work colleagues. If you want to stay up to date with our latest products, industry news and offers you can sign up to our monthly newsletters, keep up to date...

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