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Exclusive money saving Snom 3CX bundles!

Offer extended till the end of June 2017!

We’re delighted to bring our 3CX partners a brand new, exclusive bundle promotion!

Available until the end of May 2017 and whilst stocks last, you can now save up to £150 when you purchase a 3CX licence with any mix of Snom desk phones from ProVu – saving you £10.00 per phone!

3CX Bundle 1 Buy 5 Snom desk phones with a 3CX Licence and save £50.00

3CX Bundle 2 Buy 10 Snom desk phones with a 3CX Licence and save £100.00

3CX Bundle 3 Buy 15 Snom desk phones with a 3CX Licence and save £150.00

Simply call the ProVu sales team on 01484 840048 or email contact@provu.co.uk and quote the bundle code you require.

Please note: bundle pricing is only applicable to new 3CX purchases and is limited to a maximum of 15 desk phones per order. ProVu will require end user details for each bundle purchase.

Snom’s New D3 Expansion Module is Now Available

Snom D3 Expansion Module now available form ProVu

We are pleased to announce that the long awaited Snom D3 expansion module has now arrived and is available to purchase from ProVu. Compatible with Snom’s D315, D345 and D375 IP phones, the D3 is simple and easy to connect via the phone’s USB port. The expansion module offers 18 multi-coloured LED keys which can be programmed to provide a wide choice of functions, allowing users to manage a large number os extensions and calls. For added functionality, users can daisy chain up to 3 modules allowing for up to 54 additional keys.

Visit our web page for more information about the Snom D3.

Differences between the new Snom D315, D305 and the Snom 300

As you may be aware the Snom 300 has now been discontinued and in its 10 years lifetime was one of our most popular phones.

If you’ve not yet moved over the D305 or D315, as an alternative to the Snom 300 here is a guide to the difference between the three models:

D315 D305 300
Display 300 x 100 pixel graphical with new GUI 300 x 100 pixel graphical with new GUI 2 x 16 character
CPU ARM 11-Dual Core
300MHz		 ARM 11-Dual Core
300MHz		 MIPs-Single Core
150 MHz
RAM 64MB DDR2;
128MB NAND		 64MB DDR2;
128MB NAND		 16MB SDRAM;
4MB NOR
Hook Switch Electronic sensor Electronic sensor Mechanical
Audio Wideband audio with echo reduction and noise rendering Wideband audio with echo reduction and noise rendering Narrowband audio
Network Dual Stack IPv4/IPv6
Gigabit Ethernet		 IPv4
Fast Ethernet		 IPv4
Fast Ethernet
Context-Sensitive Keys 4 4 0
Call Indicator Yes Yes No
Snom.io Compatible Yes Yes No
USB Yes No No

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End of an era for the Snom 300

Today we have shipped our last ever Snom 300!

We first shipped the Snom 300 in the summer of 2006, which makes it our longest running IP phone. The Snom 300 has been extremely popular, over its lifetime we have supplied over 32,000 models to the channel.

We announced the end of life notice back in February this year but managed to secure a large stock quantity to ensure we could continue to supply the popular model for as long as possible.

The Snom 300 will now be replaced by the new D3 series of phones which includes the D305 and D315. These have a similar design to the Snom 300, but with a BLF indicator and an improved, larger display. The Snom D315 also includes Gigabit pass-through and a USB port which allows connection of the new D3 expansion console.

Our company accountant is still using their Snom 300, which has been going strong for over 10 years! We’d love to hear about your Snom 300 stories, do you have any that are still standing the test of time?

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Snom Phone Security

We remind all snom phone customers about the security advice at http://wiki.snom.com/FAQ/How_do_I_secure_my_phone

In particular the advice to set an admin mode password on the phone. The web interface of the phone can be accessed using the admin mode password. The default of `0000` is not secure.

A http password alone is not enough to protect the web interface of the phone.

If an attacker can access the web interface of your phone, they can dial a call, which might result in fraudulent calls being made.

How to connect a Snom V2.0 Expansion Module to a D315/D305 Phone

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Connecting a V2.0 Expansion Module to a D315 or D305 phone:

If you have an Expansion Module V2.0 (discontinued product), you can use it with the D315 and D305 phones by connecting it to the phone‘s EXT connector , but please note and make sure to heed the following warning:

Warning: Attach the module to the phone with one screw only, using the top hole. Using a screw in the
bottom hole will damage the phone‘s PCB!    screenshot-from-2016-11-07-134214

Snom models with self-labelling keys

models with self-labelling displayJoining the D3 and D7 series, Snom have introduced the new D345 and D745 IP Desk phones. These models both feature a second screen with self-labelling programmable function keys. This paperless design gives a smart look and increased flexibility to customise your programmable keys as and when you require, without having to manually update paper labels.

Find out more information about these new models:

Snom D710/D715 – DND Display Differences

For Snom phone models 710/715, there is a slight display difference when using the DND mode on phones using the 8.7.5.35 firmware. With previous versions of firmware, when DND was active, a banner would be displayed across the screen; with 8.7.5.35 and newer versions, this is not the case. Instead, it just displays a small message.
no dnd
In order to fix this problem:
1. Copy all of the following URL: 

PhoneHasTextMessages PhoneProvisioningFailed

2. Replace “phoneIPaddress” with that of the phone you are using.

3. Enter into your web browser and it should fix the problem. The DND message should now look like the one below.

dnd

Come and Join us at the 2016 Convergence Summit South!

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It’s approaching that time of year again! With less than 4 weeks to go until the 2016 Convergence Summit South, we wanted to give you a sneak peek of who will be joining us and what you can expect to see on our stand.

This year we have doubled the size of our stand, allowing us to exhibit even more new, exciting products across a wider selection of our vendor partners. Joining us on stand 74 will be representatives from: 2N, Cisco, Gigaset, Panasonic, Sangoma and Snom.

To be there, simply register for your free visitor pass below:

Register now to attend the show

We look forward to seeing you there!

Snom 320 End of Life Notice

We have received notice from Snom that the Snom 320 will be going ‘end of life’. From our current stock levels, we predict that our stock will last until mid August 2016. Please note; this is only a prediction and our ability to supply this model is ultimately dependent upon the orders we receive. Once our stock has run out we will be unable to replenish it.

Up to date stock availability can be seen on ProSys.