2N’s popular Verso intercom is now available to purchase in black! This sleek new design offers users more choice and style to create the intercom they require, in a finish that suits their individual installation environment.
Developed as a modular system, the Verso can be fully customised to meet the needs of virtually any door entry scenario, including the newly launched Bluetooth, touch display and induction loop modules.
Last updated: 14th June 2019
More and more we are receiving requests from customers who want to use their deskphones via a Wi-Fi connection, there could be all sorts of reasons behind this relating to practicality, cost, and reliability.
Whilst we would recommend a wired connection wherever possible due to its greater stability, especially in areas with poor Wi-Fi signal, that of course isn’t always an option.
With that in mind (and for our own reference as much as anyone else’s!) I have compiled below a list of our deskphones ordered by brand that have Wi-Fi built-in, or a supported solution available:
| Brand | Model | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Cisco | CP-8861 | |
| CP-8865 | ||
| Gigaset | Maxwell 10S | |
| Grandstream | GXP1760W | |
| GXV3240 | ||
| GXV3275 | ||
| GXV3370 | ||
| Sangoma | S705 | |
| Snom | D315 | Requires Snom A210 Dongle |
| D345 | Requires Snom A210 Dongle | |
| D375 | Requires Snom A210 Dongle | |
| D385 | Requires Snom A210 Dongle | |
| D715 | Requires Snom A210 Dongle | |
| D725 | Requires Snom A210 Dongle | |
| D735 | Requires Snom A210 Dongle | |
| D745 | Requires Snom A210 Dongle | |
| D765 | Requires Snom A210 Dongle | |
| D785 | Requires Snom A210 Dongle | |
| Yealink | T27G | Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle (firmware 69.81.0.90 or higher |
| T29G | Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle (firmware version 81 or higher) | |
| T41S | Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle (firmware version 81 or higher) | |
| T42S | Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle (firmware version 81 or higher) | |
| T46G | Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle (firmware version 81 or higher) | |
| T46S | Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle (firmware version 81 or higher) | |
| T48G | Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle (firmware 35.80.0.95 or higher) | |
| T48S | Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle (firmware version 81 or higher) | |
| VP T49G | ||
| T52S | Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle | |
| T53W | ||
| T54S | Requires Yealink WF40 Dongle | |
| T54W | ||
| T56A | ||
| T58A | ||
| T58V |
Other phones in our portfolio may work with 3rd-party equipment, such as Wi-Fi dongles or access points, however these are not supported.
Please note: By using a USB dongle to enable Wi-Fi, you will take use of the USB port on the phone and therefore may restrict other features.
Have you discovered the new 2N Helios IP Base yet? Join us on Tuesday 11th July at 11 am when our Sales Account Manager, Gavin Sykes and 2N’s UK Business Development Manager, Scott Foster will be taking an in-depth look at 2N’s latest intercom – the IP Base.
Aimed at Sales teams who are looking to adopt the IP Base into their portfolio, this 30-minute webinar will cover a variety of aspects, designed to equip you with the knowledge to start selling the newest intercom to join the 2N range – register now to join us!
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’re going to be supporting Snom this week at the annual ITSPA Summer Forum where they will be exhibiting a selection of their products.
Tickets are still available for the event which is due to take place at the Osborne Clarke LLP offices in London on Thursday 29th June – If you’re a member they’re FREE!
If you’re going to be at the event, don’t forget to drop by the Snom stand and say hello to our Managing Director, Darren Garland and our new Sales Director, Craig Herrett – they’d love to see you there!
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.
We are delighted to welcome Craig Herrett as our new Sales Director. With over 20 years’ of sales experience, including 4 years’ with VoIPon Solutions as Sales Manager and most recently Chief Operating Officer, Craig brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the role.
The move comes as our Founder and former Sales Director, Ian Godfrey prepares for retirement.
Commenting on his new appointment, Craig said, “I am very excited to be joining ProVu. As a market leader in VoIP hardware distribution throughout the UK, I have always been impressed with Darren, Ian and the team. I look forward to supporting the next level of growth whilst ensuring we stay true to the values of ProVu.”
We’re sure you’ll join us in welcoming Craig to the team, if you’d like to have a chat with him why not call us on 01484 840048.
It’s the annual IFSEC trade show this week. Taking place at ExCeL, London our vendor partner 2N will be exhibiting at the show – see them at stand number F1100.
If you’re planning on attending the show, our Sales Account Manager, and resident intercom and access control specialist, Gavin Sykes will be attending the show on Wednesday 21st June. If you’d like to arrange a meeting with Gavin, feel free to email us contact@provu.co.uk.
If you are using prefixes from your PBX in order to route out via different SIM cards you need to configure the voiceblue to be expecting this. The first thing you will need to do is assign the SIM cards to a GSM group. In this blog it’s configured for two SIM cards/prefixes.
1. In the web user interface go to Gateway configuration > GSM group assignment and set each module to have their own group and press save.
2. Now we need to configure the prefixes that the voiceblue needs to be looking out for when a call gets sent to it. Under “Gateway configuration” go to “Prefixes” and then select one of the prefix tabs along the top.
2b) Once you’ve selected one of the Prefixlists we need to set the “Default count of digits” to the digit length we will be sending out via the SIM card and not how many are being sent to the voiceblue via the pbx. Example the voiceblue receives 12 digits and sends out 11 to the mobile network.
2c) Then we need to configure the table of accepted prefixes. This configures what prefix the voiceblue is looking for. In the “Detect prefix” field enter the desired prefix you are using then press “Add”. It should then appear in the list.
2d) Then we need to configure the “Table of replaced prefixes”. When the “/” is highlighted click the “Remove” button. Once removed in the “Remove prefix” field enter the desired prefix you are using and click the “add” button. Example: it should appear in the list as “8/”
2e) Once you’ve configured the above press save at the bottom and repeat for each prefix being used but remember to use a different list.
3a) Now we need to configure the LCR table. Go to “Gateway configuration” > “LCR table” and configure the first VoIP LCR by clicking the edit button.
3b) Then select the prefixlist that is going to be used for the first SIM group by editing “prefixlist or number of digits” with the prefixlist tab you configured earlier.
3c) We now need to configure the SIM group by going to “Groups/Tariffs” and selecting the required GSM group we created earlier.
3d) Press the OK button and then save the settings.
3e) Press the copy button for the VoIP LCR we just edited and then edit the prefixlist and GSM group as before for the second SIM routing and press OK and Save.
4) You should now be able to make calls via the desired SIM using prefixes on the voiceblue next.
Good news! ProVu resellers can now access our online training courses for free! That’s right, there’s no catch – simply register for the courses you wish to access today and start developing your Technical Support Services.
What courses are available?
Online courses currently available include:
Yealink Handset online training
What are the benefits?
Our online courses are designed to improve your technical knowledge across a range of leading VoIP hardware manufacturers – ultimately helping you to increase your hardware sales and support your customers more effectively!
Am I eligible?
Our online courses are technical-based, however, there are no limitations – you can register as many individuals as you like.
What’s involved?
All of our courses are divided into easily manageable chunks, enabling you to complete courses at your own pace
Here at ProVu, we pride ourselves on our in-depth product and technical knowledge. If you have a specific training requirement, please get in touch – we’d love to hear from you!