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Snom firmware update (8.9.3.60)

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/

We’ve added 2 new courses to our online training!

We’ve added two new courses to our online training! Available now, our new Gigaset DECT and Snom online training courses offer you the opportunity to develop your skills and knowledge at a pace and location that suits you. What’s better is that ProVu resellers can now access these for FREE!

Gigaset N510IP

Designed with Gigaset resellers and installers in mind, our new online training course covers everything you need to know about the range. Focusing on the popular Gigaset N510IP PRO single-cell base station, the course will show you how to get phones up and running, how to pair handsets and add SIP accounts.

Find out more & Register here

 

Snom D765

Ideal for Snom resellers and installers, this online training course is designed to help you develop your knowledge and expertise of the Snom range. Split into three sections,
this course will equip you with the ability to configure Snom hardware and develop your understanding to enable you to successfully deploy Snom phones.

Find out more & Register here

Congratulations to ITSPA Awards 2017 Winners!

ITSPA Best Business ITSP (Medium Enterprise) Winner VTSL

The ProVu team had a great day last week at the ITSPA Awards – this year’s ceremony was held at The Tower of London on the Tuesday 9th May.

As proud sponsors of the ITSPA Awards, we would like to congratulate all finalists and winners of the 2017 ITSPA Awards. Having sponsored the awards for the last 5 years, we believe the ITSPA Awards are a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the hard work and achievements in the industry over the last 12 months, and this year saw some exceptional accomplishments!

For those who have missed it, here is a list of this year’s winners and highly commended entries:

Award Winners
Best Business ITSP (Small Enterprise) – Hello Telecom
Best Business ITSP (Medium Enterprise) – VTSL
Best Business ITSP (Corporate) – NFON
Best VoIP CPE – Panasonic
Best VoIP Infrastructure – Gamma
Best VoIP Innovation – Edgewater Networks
Best ITSP Reseller – Arrow Business Communications
ITSPA Members’ Pick – NICC
ITSPA Champion – Peter Cox

Highly Commended
Best Business ITSP (Small Enterprise) – Voipfone
Best Business ITSP (Medium Enterprise) – Orbtalk
Best VoIP CPE – Snom
Best VoIP Infrastructure – aql
Best VoIP Innovation – Vonage
Best ITSP Reseller – Sprint Convergence

 

Kate Stolworthy, Muhammad Bajwa, Darren Garland and Alison Mattimoe – Enjoying a day out at The Tower of London

Partner Event 24th May 2017: Supercharge your 3CX sales with Snom

We’re teaming up with Snom and 3CX to host a new Spring partner event; Supercharge your 3CX sales with Snom.

Taking place at the Etrop Grange Hotel, Manchester Airport on the 24th May 2017 – the event is designed to equip you with the knowledge to successfully position and sell integrated PBX and telephone systems to small and medium-sized businesses.

To join us simply register for free below.

Discover more & Register now

How to configure Snom 720 with Plantronics CS520 and EHS Advanced V2.0

List of Components:

  1. Plantronics Base
  2. Plantronics Cable
  3. 3.5mm DC Jack
  4. Snom 4 Pin Connector
  5. Snom EHS Advanced V2.0 Adapter
  6. Plantronics Headset
  7. Plantronics Base Power Supply

Configuration:

  1. Connect the Plantronics Base(1) to the Plantronics Base Power Supply(7).

2. Connect the Snom EHS Adapter(5) to the 3.5mm DC Jack(3). Note that only the DC Jack goes into this end of the EHS Adapter, you do not need to plug anything else into this end.

3.  Connect the Snom EHS Adapter(5) to the Snom 4 Pin Conector(4).

4. Connect the other end of the 3.mm DC Jack(3) into the back of the Plantronics Base(1).

5. Connect the Plantronics Cable(2) to the back of the Plantronics Base(1).

6. Connect the other end of Snom 4 Pin Connector(4) into the slot in the picture below. Then connect the other end of the Plantronics Cable(2) into the Headset port, making sure you Do Not put it into the handset port by mistake.

7. Check the Dial settings on the bottom of the Plantronics Base(1) to make sure that they match the picture below. 

8. The headset should be ready to use. No phone settings should need to be changed, just make sure that all connections are secure and that you have power to the headset base.

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.