Introducing the New Snom D785
4.3″ High-resolution TFT-Colour display
24 Self-labeling Programmable Function Keys (6 Physical)
12 SIP Accounts
Built-in 2-port Gigabit Ethernet
RRP: £236.00
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4.3″ High-resolution TFT-Colour display
24 Self-labeling Programmable Function Keys (6 Physical)
12 SIP Accounts
Built-in 2-port Gigabit Ethernet
RRP: £236.00
Log on to ProSys or contact us for Trade Pricing
From now until 6th April 2018, we are offering a free upgrade on the RTX 4022 DECT Repeater. Available to all ProVu resellers, order the RTX 4022 DECT Repeater and you will receive a complimentary upgrade to the more powerful Pro version.
Compatible with the RTX 9430 single-cell DECT system and other third-party solutions, the RTX 4022 DECT repeater enables users to extend their DECT coverage area by connecting up to 6 repeaters for seamless call handover.
The RTX 4022P, however, offers an enhanced performance by allowing repeater-to-repeater registration which permits up to 3 repeaters to be daisy-chained on the RTX 9430, giving you an even wider DECT coverage.
Through our own testing, we have found that the RTX4022P is able to extend the range of other third party DECT / GAP compatible single-cell systems including the Yealink W52P / W60P and the Gigaset N300 / N510IP. However, daisy-chaining is not supported by third-party solutions.
To take advantage of your free upgrade simply call the ProVu Sales Team on 01484 840048 or email contact@provu.co.uk.
Recently CounterPath have moved to PUSH to send incoming call notifications to their mobile applications. This has been done to improve battery life of devices.
Due to this change some users may be experiencing issues, where they are not notified of incoming calls when the application is closed or running in the background.
This is because the application does SIP registrations slightly different than before when the app is running in the background or closed.
Example of CounterPath application registering when app is open:
How this works is when the application is open the client registers directly to the PBX or SIP provider as normal.
Client <—–> PBX/SIP Provider
Example of CounterPath application registering when closed or in the background:
What happens when the app is running in the background or closed is it sends a PUSH registration to CounterPath’s servers, and this server then does the SIP registration to the PBX or SIP Provider. When a call is received on this account the PUSH server sends a notification to the mobile device and receives the incoming call.
Client <—-> CounterPath PUSH Server <—-> PBX/SIP Provider
Because the application registers to the PUSH servers when closed or in the background you need to make sure that your mobile devices can contact the following servers listed below:
Clients should automatically route to the correct nearest regional server, but we recommend ensuring that ALL addresses are accessible in case of travelling users, etc.
Domain Names | IP Addresses |
---|---|
https://push.softphone.com | 35.185.177.49 |
https://push-as.softphone.com | 35.187.236.29 |
https://push-au.softphone.com | 35.189.7.217 |
https://push-eu.softphone.com | 35.189.10.177 |
https://push-ue.softphone.com | 35.195.163.239 |
https://push-uw.softphone.com | 35.195.65.27 |
wss://push1.softphone.com | 35.197.16.246 |
wss://push2.softphone.com | 35.197.115.127 |
wss://push-as1.softphone.com | 216.93.246.120 |
wss://push-au1.softphone.com | 216.93.246.121 |
wss://push-eu1.softphone.com | 216.93.246.122 |
wss://push-uw1.softphone.com | 216.93.246.167 |
This blog post will explore the advantages of Gigaset multicell DECT systems over single-cell, Wi-Fi and other manufacturers’ systems.
The most immediate advantage of a multicell system is the simple fact that they give you greater coverage and roaming capabilities. Using a single-cell system with repeaters can work in smaller situations, however, the number of simultaneous calls can be greatly limited by doing this.
Using a multicell system rather than single-cell allows for a greater number of handsets to run off the system, as they have more antennas to speak to which in themselves are often more powerful.
The need for more handsets, of course, brings about the need for more simultaneous calls, which the Gigaset N720IP system can handle with ease, up to a maximum of 30 per system.
Using a Wi-Fi based system can sometimes result in dropped calls when a handset needs to handover between access points. Using a DECT system, however, eliminates this problem and allows a “pre-handover”, if you will, once the system detects the handset is leaving the range of its current base.
Wi-Fi based portable handsets will often retail for hundreds of pounds, whereas the S650H at the time of writing retails for £74.99, meaning the handsets and the system as a whole can be far cheaper.
Many systems will allow you the base stations and a single handset, which will be expected to handle all possible situations. The Gigaset system, however, will offer an S650H for everyday use, an R650H for tougher environments and outdoor use, and an SL750H for higher-end executive use.
Join me in March to learn more about Gigaset’s multicell offering, including an in-depth look at these advantages and how they will benefit your customers and details on new products that will be released in 2018.
2N have a focus on the IP market, meaning that all of their intercoms and access control units are IP-enabled, allowing for far easier management and installation of the units.
Keypad – There are mechanical keypads and touch-sensitive keypads available, allowing the user to enter their PIN in order to gain access to the building.
RFID – There are several standards that the 2N readers work with, allowing the user to swipe their fob or ID card, or even their smartphone in NFC-enabled reader, to gain access to the building.
Fingerprint – Arguably the most secure option, 2N’s fingerprint reader ensures that no-one can gain access to the wrong areas.
Bluetooth – Paired with a user’s smartphone, the Bluetooth option allows for very secure entry, as it can be set to have the user unlock their smartphone in order to input a code before the door will open. It can also allow opening from a distance which would be useful on vehicle gates where getting out of the vehicle is inconvenient.
As well as access control, you can purchase a matching reader to go inside the door and build an accurate clocking in/out system, you can even purchase more than one method of authentication to make your premises more secure.
Join me on Wednesday 14th February for an in-depth look at the access control options available with the 2N range and the management of such systems.
You’re invited to join us to discover the latest access control methods and practices in our upcoming 2N Access Control Webinar on Wednesday 14th February at 11 am. 2N are often updating their access control devices to incorporate the latest technologies – this is a great opportunity for you to learn about the most recent developments and how they can enhance your product offering.
Whether you’re already a 2N customer or a reseller looking to branch out into the world of IP intercoms, this 30-minute webinar is ideal for anyone looking to expand their knowledge of the 2N range – register now to hear more from our 2N expert, Gavin Sykes.
Are you looking for reasonably priced headsets that are robust and feature noise cancelling microphones? Take a look at the Sennheiser Circle series.
The Circle series of headsets feature noise cancelling microphones which help to reduce the background noise that can sometimes interfere with the caller’s audio quality.
The Circle series is listed as a robust headset range, which means that it is brilliant for use in the office.
When Sennheiser visited our office, we performed some stress testing with one of the Circle series headsets, – this involved some serious tugging of the cable by one of our members of staff. The cable took a fair bit of abuse before finally snapping making it ideal for office use where it is likely that the cable may end up getting trapped or run over by chair wheels.
The Sennheiser Circle series headsets work with most of the desk phones that we distribute They can be connected simply by a bottom cable . Visit our headset compatibility chart to find out which cable you require.
New for 2018, 2N has announced an extension to their product warranty. Applicable to their entire product range, 2N products purchased from 1st January 2018 are now supplied with an industry-leading 3-year warranty! Whether you’re looking for a stylish modular system or a highly visible emergency intercom, 2N offer a variety of options all of which come with the added peace of mind this new warranty brings.
To discuss your 2N requirements and for assistance on any projects you may be working on, please contact our 2N Specialist, Gavin Sykes on 01484 840048 or email gavin@provu.co.uk.
We’ve expanded our white-labelled DECT survey and installation service to now include Panasonic, RTX and Snom multi-cell systems, helping you to give even more options to your customers.
Having launched our DECT services back in August last year our team has been busy carrying out Gigaset DECT surveys and installations across a variety of locations throughout the UK. With surveys starting from just £150.00* DECT systems need not be a complicated product to quote for. Discuss your requirements with a member of our team today and enhance your offering!
*Survey and installation services are quoted on an application basis and are subject to additional charges.
Having been selected as part of Sennheiser’s Selective Distribution System last year, we’ve been testing some of the headsets functionalities. As a self-confessed headset enthusiast, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on the MB 660 UC Premium headset!
What is the MB 660?
This is a binaural headset that has pillow-soft leather ear cushions. As a high-end headset, it features Sennheiser advanced technology.
I was tasked with testing this headset and decided to specifically look at the NoiseGard feature and I can say that it is great!
What is NoiseGard?
This feature constantly monitors background noise which seamlessly adjusts the level of noise reduction in the headset. There is a switch on the headset that allows you to toggle the NoiseGard level – There’s a major difference between the NoiseGard being disabled and enabled. This feature blocks out a lot of background noise, allowing you to concentrate on your work.
Another feature I tested on the MB 660 was TalkThrough, this is another feature that allows you to listen to your colleagues without having to take your headset off.
TalkThrough is easy to use all you have to do is double tap the outside of the right ear cup and it is enabled – You can then talk to your colleagues and be able to hear them clearly. As soon as you are done, you can then double-tap the ear cup again to turn TalkThrough off.
I think that this is a fantastic quality headset. This headset is very comfortable to wear, great for calls and has amazing sound quality!
The MB 660 is not only suitable for use in the office but is also good for listening to music whilst at home or out and about.