Yealink have introduced the new RT20U DECT repeater, which is now in stock and available to buy from ProVu.
Yealink’s W52P and W56P solutions have the ability to connect up to 5 RT20U DECT repeaters, allowing you to double the DECT range, ideal for large buildings, across multiple floors. Plus, with a seamless handover of calls, the RT20U ensures calls stay connected whilst on the move.
Following our recent announcement of 3CX’s 15.5 Update 1 (SP1) BETA – the release has been extremely well received by the 3CX community. Having received your feedback and the completion of final testing 3CX has made a small number of fixes and have now confirmed that the final release is available to install.
For more information about this release and for details about how to update to this latest version, please visit: https://www.3cx.com/blog/releases/pbx-update-1
You may have noticed Polycom has launched some new VVX models. These models have new names and now end in a ‘1’ instead of a ‘0’, for example, the VVX 301 is the new version of the VVX 300.
With little visual changes, we are putting this blog together to help to explain what’s changed and why.
The new models are the 301, 311, 401, 411, 501, 601 and the old models are the 300, 310, 400, 410, 500, 600.
The most notable change is that the new VVX 401 and 411 models now come with a USB port. Other than this the only real changes are an upgrade to the phones’ processor and memory performance.
With the refresh to the VVX portfolio, the updated models offer users investment protection as they have been developed with the active development lifecycle in mind.
There are no plans yet to discontinue the old VVX models, however this is inevitable and eventually, the new VVX models will replace their predecessors.
RTX have discontinued their 4002 repeater, we have now sold our final remaining unit of this product which has been replaced by the new 4022. The 4022 is very similar to the old 4002, with just a couple of adjustments.
What’s New?
What’s new
Visually the new T4S series is identical to the equivalent model in the T4 series, however, Yealink have been working on a number of enhancements and reasons to move over to the T4S series:
Please note, the new T4S phones will support V81 and later firmware. The firmware which supports T4S phones is different from the one which supports the current T4 series.
Trade pricing and RRP of the new T4S models will be the same as the equivalent model in the existing T4 series of phones.
As you may be aware, Yealink have been busy working on a new range of IP desk phones. Expected to be available to purchase in September 2017, the new T4S series will be the next generation of the popular T4 series – Here’s a sneak peek of what to expect!
 Yealink T41S SIP Desk Phone |
 Yealink T42S SIP Desk Phone |
 Yealink T46S SIP Desk Phone |
 Yealink T48S SIP Desk Phone |
NFR Test Samples
We a have a limited number of NFR samples available for our resellers to test, helping you to ensure you are ready to go upon launch in September! These new models will be released on a new firmware version, we strongly recommend testing them on your platform prior to selling them to your customers. Please contact our Sales Team on 01484 840048 for more information, pricing and up to date availability.
2N has recently released a new purpose-built gooseneck stand for 2N Force and Safety models. The stand is a strong and sturdy metal support stand, designed for easy access and communication for drivers entering parking lots or gates.
Order number: 9151005
We quite often receive requests from resellers who want to use the product images of the kit we supply on their own website.
We host different sized images and product datasheets for lots of the products we sell, these are stored logically using our product part codes, this means they can be easily accessed and pulled for use on your website.
It’s pretty simple really!
We have produced a guide for programmers which will explain everything you need to know so you can start integrating images into your own website.
Download the guide here: Using ProVu’s product images
We try our best to store images for all of our products, but if there is anything that you come across that is missing and you would like to access, please let us know and we will do our best to add the images to our library.
Snom has recently announce new firmware for its D3XX and D7XX series. Firmware version 8.9.3.60 is now available to download on the Snom wiki: wiki.snom.com/Firmware/V8_9_3_60.
The new firmware offers a number of improvements to safety, stability, ease of use and functionality.
Please note: The update is for at all telephones in the D3XX and D7XX series from 2015 onwards. There may be issues caused if used with previous versions or special installations.
For more information about the firmware update please visit the Snom blog post here: www.snom.com/press/major-firmware-update-version-89360/
ITSPA has recently released a new guidance paper surrounding remote provisioning of phones and other SIP devices. This new document shares best common practices among ITSPA members to help ensure their provisioning infrastructure is secure.
ITSPA Chair Eli Katz stated
This is an excellent update to the existing guidance and should be considered a starting point rather than a complete solution. This is just a part of ITSPA’s ongoing work in tackling cyber-crime and fraud as well as driving up best practice within the membership. We must ensure the industry is one step ahead in the security battle.
Download: Recommendations for Device Provisioning Security (Version 2)
For a list of ITSPA Best Current Practice (BCP) documents visit: http://www.itspa.org.uk/members/best-practice-documents/