1. Avaya Phones Цифровые телефоны серии 14хх Цифровые телефоны серии 24хх
IP телефоны серии 16хх
IP телефоны серии 96хх
DECT телефоны серии 37хх
WiFi телефоны серии 36хх
Видеофоны А-175
Avaya vs Cisco
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2. Avaya 1400 Series Digital Deskphones
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3. 1400 Series Digital Deskphones
Design, keys and user guidance similar to IP phones
Mix of new generation IP/Digital Phones
Feature set similar to 24xx, 54xx or T3
White backlit displays; high quality hands-free
Stand foot adjustable in two positions (standing / flat)
Wall mountable (optional)
Integrated head-set interface
Available in black
SW requirements:
Avaya AuraTM CM or later
IP Office R 6.0 or later
Integral Enterprise at least E07 or IEE2
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4. 1403, 1408, 1416 Series Digital Deskphones
Avaya 1403 (IPO only)
Avaya 1408
Phone for “Walkup” or simple “Everyday” User
3 buttons with LED (red/ green) and paper label
Backlit display 2 lines
Phone for “Everyday” user
8 buttons with LED (red/ green) and paper label
Backlit display 3 lines
Headset Interface
Avaya 1416
Phone for “Navigators”, assistants, managers
16 buttons with LED (red/green) and paper label
Backlit display 4 lines
Headset Interface
Option 32 Button Modul
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5. 1400 Series Digital Deskphones
Avaya 1408
Telephone set for “Everyday” user
Display 3 rows by 26 characters (181 x 40 Pixel)
Backlit display
Call / Message waiting indicator (red LED)
8 administrable buttons – with dual LED’s (red, green)
Four-way navigation cluster button
Three contextual softkey buttons
Volume button – (separate volume levels in the handset, headset, speaker, and ringer)
Fix buttons for Avaya-Menu, message waiting, redial, transfer, conference
Headset interface and headset button
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6. 1400 Series Digital Deskphones
Avaya 1416
Telephone set for “Essentials” users
Display 4 rows by 26 characters (181 x 56 Pixel) with adjustable display angle
Backlit display (white not green)
Call / Message waiting indicator (red LED)
16 administrable buttons – with dual LED’s (red, green)
Four-way navigation cluster button
Three contextual softkey buttons
Volume button – (separate volume levels in the handset, headset, speaker, and ringer)
Fix buttons for Avaya-Menu, message waiting, redial, transfer, conference
Headset interface and headset button
Extensible with 2x 32 Button Module DBM32 (Optional) With CM earlier then 6.0 only one Module supported
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7. 1400 Series Digital Deskphones
32 Button Module DBM32
For max. 32 administrable buttons
Signalling through Led-Keys (red, green)
Requires Power Supply Type 1151C1 or 1151C2 (corresponding power cord is required)
At CM / IP Office phone SW R04 required
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8. Avaya 2400 Series Digital Deskphones
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9. 2400 Series Digital Deskphones
• The 2400 series digital telephones simplify access to important features with:
– Up to 10 fixed feature keys with global-ready icons: Hold, Conference, Transfer, Drop, Redial, Mute, Volume Up/Down, Speaker, Message and Feature (to access additional dial pad features)
– Up to 24 programmable call appearance/feature keys that are electronically labeled
– 4 menu/display navigation keys (2410 and 2420 only)
• Call log (48 entries on 2410; 100 entries on 2420)
• Local speed dials (48 with 2410, 104 with 2420)
• Two way speakerphone (except 2402)
• Message waiting indicator
• Built-in headset jack (except 2402)
• 8 personalized ring patterns
• Hearing aid compatibility
• Investment protection with downloadable firmware (except 2402)
• Wall mountable with included desk/wall mount stand
• Local language customization for phone menu (except 2402)
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10. 2400 Series Digital Deskphones
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11. 2400 Series Digital Deskphones
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12. Migration Digital Deskphones
64xx
24xx
1400
6402
2402
6402D
 1408 (8 Call Appearance and Feature Buttons)
new
6408
2410
6416
 1416 (16 Call Appearance and Feature Buttons)
new
If 4-line display und 16 LED-buttons are
enough, 1416 can be used
6424
2420
larger display, paperles on the road map
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13. 1400 Series Digital Deskphones
Avaya 1403 (for IPO only)
Telephone set for “Walkup” or “Everyday” user
Display 2 rows by 18 characters (128 x 25 Pixel)
Backlit display
Call / Message waiting indicator (red LED)
3 administrable buttons – with dual LED’s (red, green)
Volume button – (separate volume levels in the handset, speaker, and ringer)
Fix buttons for Avaya-Menu, redial, transfer, conference
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14. Avaya 1600 Series IP Deskphones
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15. 1600 Series IP Deskphones A Familiar, Functional Interface
The 1600 Series IP Deskphones combine the best of past and present. Fixed keys – familiar to any phone user – provide easy access to the most common features. Meanwhile, flexible softkeys provide contextual guidance and prompts for ease of use and efficiency.
Clear Sound, Clean Looks
The 1600 Series IP Deskphones offer clear, clean audio that will more than satisfy the most discerning users. All models come with an integrated 2-way speakerphone. The phone’s streamlined industrial design reflects its function as a true business-class communications device.
Protect Your Investments with SIP
SIP support on the 1603SW-I IP Deskphone extends your investments even further with enhanced manageability, serviceability, and integration with Avaya Aura™ Session Manager 6.0, Avaya Aura™ Communication Manager 6.0 and Avaya Midsize Business Template
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16. 1600 Series IP Deskphones Avaya 1603-I and 1603SW-I
IP Deskphones are designed for the Walkup user and the Everyday user. They’re ideal for locations such as common areas in offices, stockrooms, lobbies, or drop-in desks. Visitors – including customers – are examples of Walkup users who need a phone with a simple, familiar interface. It’s also perfect for the Everyday phone users for whom a phone is not the one critical piece of their communication needs. For Avaya IP Softphone users on Communication Manager and Phone Manager application users on IP Office, this is the perfect desktop companion.
• Supports 3 administrable feature buttons.
• Each button includes dual LED’s (red, green) providing explicit status for the user.
• Includes fixed feature keys for common telephone tasks including conference, transfer, drop, hold, mute.
• 2-way speakerphone.
• 2 lines by 16 character display, backlit for easier viewing in all lighting conditions.
• Secondary Ethernet 10/100 port for a collocated laptop or PC available on the 1603SW-I.
• SIP Support on the 1603SW-I provides a low cost basic SIP phone option and integration with the Avaya AuraTM environment.
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17. 1600 Series IP Deskphones Avaya 1608-I
Everyday users typically rely on several forms of communication including voice and – and while they require a quality telephone, their telephone use is relatively light or straight-forward in nature. Cubicle workers and sales staff within a retail store are examples of Everyday users for whom the 1608 delivers a productivity-enhancing telephone.
• Supports 8 administrable feature buttons.
• Each button includes dual LED’s (red, green) providing explicit status for the user.
• Includes several fixed feature keys for common telephone tasks including conference, transfer, drop, hold, mute.
• Includes high quality, 2-way speakerphone.
• Supports a broad portfolio of Avaya wired and wireless headsets through its integrated headset jack.
• 100 number capacity contacts and call log applications that can enhance productivity and personalization.
• Context sensitive user interface along with 3 softkeys and a 4-way navigation cluster – ideal for scrolling through the local contacts list or call logs.
• The 3 line by 24 character display is backlit for easier viewing in all lighting conditions.
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18. 1600 Series IP Deskphones Avaya 1616-I
The Avaya 1616-I IP Deskphone is designed for the Navigator type user. Receptionists, assistants, and managers are examples of Navigator users – people who answer incoming calls, transfer customers to different departments or extensions, and monitor several line appearances throughout atypical day. For the Navigator user, the 1616-I provides the most 1-touch line/feature/speed-dial buttons without the need to scroll through on-screen lists.
• The Avaya 1616-I IP Deskphone supports 16 administrable feature buttons on the phone itself – and a 32-button expansion model provides access to a total of 48 feature keys or speed dial buttons.
• Each of the buttons features a dual LED (red, green) providing explicit status for the user.
• For a familiar look and feel, the 1616-I includes several fixed feature keys for common telephone tasks including conference, transfer, drop, hold and mute.
• In addition, the 1616-I includes a high quality 2-way speakerphone, and supports a broad portfolio of Avaya wired and wireless headsets through its integrated headset jack.
• Context sensitive user interface along with 3 softkeys and a 4-way navigation cluster – ideal for scrolling through the local contacts list.
• The viewing angle of the display on the 1616-I is adjustable and measures 4 lines by 24 characters.
• Additional caller related information is displayed with active appearances for easier call handling.
• The display is backlit.
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19. 1600 Series IP Deskphones 32 Button Module BM32
For max. 32 administrable buttons
Signalling through Led-Keys (red, green)
At CM / IP Office phone SW R04 required
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20. 1600 Series IP Deskphones © 2010 Avaya Inc. All rights reserved.
1603, 1603-I
1603SW, 1603SW-I
1608, 1608-I
1616, 1616-I
Color
Black
Handset Y
Stand
Wedge
Dual position flip
Wall-mountable
Standard dialpad
Adjustable tilt Display N
Display size
2x16 characters, 128x25 pixels
3x24 characters, 181x40 pixels
4x24 characters, 181x56 pixels
Permanently-labeled feature buttons: Speaker, Mute, Volume, Menu, Hold, Conference, Transfer, Drop, Redial
Permanently-labeled feature buttons: Headset, Phone, Call Log, Contacts, Message
Permanently-labeled Navigation Cluster (Up/Down, Left/Right, OK)
Message Waiting Indicator
Administrable Buttons 3 8 16
Softkeys
BM32 button module supported
Headset supported
2-way speakerphone
Ethernet line interface
Secondary Ethernet interface - 10/100 Mbps (For 1000Mpbs, use Gigabit Ethernet Adapter for 4600 Series IP Phones ) Y*
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21. Avaya 9600 Series IP Deskphones
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22. 9600 Series IP Deskphones 9600 Series IP Deskphones Walkup Everyday
Essential
Navigator
Agent
9670G
9650
9650C
9650C
9650
9620L /9620C
9630G
9640 /9640G
SBM24
9650
9620L
NEW
9620L
NEW
9608
Button
Module 12
9608
9621G
9641G
9641G
9611G
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23. Avaya 9601 IP Deskphone New Everyday Profile Walk Up
Cost-effective SIP phone
• 4-line monochrome display
• 2 Lines with dual red / green LEDs
• Fixed-feature buttons
• Built-in microphone and full duplex speakerphone
• Compatibility with the same wired and wireless headsets as other 9600 Series IP Deskphones, including Bluetooth & DECT™
• Built in 10/100 Ethernet switch with a port for a user’s laptop or PC.
• A red LED on top right provide s an instant alert for calls, messages, etc. •
Everyday Profile
Walk Up 23

24. Avaya 9608 IP Deskphone Everyday Profile New
Cost sensitive functional phone targeted at small to large enterprises
Customers migrating from digital to IP
Access to 8 lines
LED buttons on each side of display
Monochrome graphical 8 line display with a white backlight
Ethernet interface for LAN connectivity 10/100 Mbps
Second Ethernet interface 10/100 Mbps
Headset Interface and Speakerphone
Supports the new 2 x 12 button module and the original 24 button module
PoE Class 1
G.722 Standards-based wideband Codec
New
Everyday Profile 24

25. Avaya 9611G IP Deskphone Everyday Profile New Access to 8 lines
LED buttons on either side of display
Ethernet interface for LAN connectivity 10/100/1000 Mbps
2nd Ethernet interface 10/100/1000 Mbps
Headset Interface
Speakerphone
3.5” color display with a white backlight
Integrated Gigabit
USB Interface
Supports the new 2 x 12 button module and the original 24 button module
PoE Class 1
G.722 Standards-based wideband Codec
New
Everyday Profile 25

26. Avaya 9621G IP Deskphone Essential Profile
Color Touch screen; 4.3” diagonal display with white backlight
Supports version of Avaya Flare Experience
Wideband audio codec to delivering exceptional audio performance (headset, handset, speakerphone)
LAN connectivity 10/100/1000 Mbps
2nd Ethernet interface 10/100/1000 Mbps
PoE Class 2
Does not support button module
New
Essential Profile 26

27. Avaya 9641G IP Deskphone Essential Navigator New
Color Touch screen display
Supports version of Avaya Flare Experience
Wideband audio codec: exceptional audio (headset, handset, speakerphone)
LAN connectivity 10/100/1000 Mbps
2nd Ethernet interface 10/100/1000 Mbps
USB interface
Integrated Bluetooth *
PoE Class 2
2 x 12 button module & original 24 button module
New
Essential
Navigator 27

28. Button Module Navigator Profile 2 x 12 Button Module
Two pages with 12 buttons giving a total of 24 available buttons
New quick-labeling feature button located under the display
Dual color LEDs /buttons
12 row graphical display
Three 12 button modules can be simultaneously connected to any one of the new 9600 Series IP Deskphones (except the 9621G)
New
Navigator Profile
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29. Avaya 9620L/9620C IP Deskphone Everyday Profile
3.45” diagonal display w/ backlight (C= Color)
12 Call Appearances or Administrable Feature buttons
Full-duplex speaker phone, wideband handset and wideband headset port
Flip and Wedge stands
Contacts: (250 entry) with hard button
Call log (100 entry) with hard button/LED for missed call indication
Ethernet (10/100) line interface with secondary Ethernet interface
POE 802.3af compliant class 2 device
9620C only 1 USB interface, 1 Module interface, 2 Adapter interfaces
Everyday Profile
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30. Avaya 9630G IP Deskphone w Button Module
3.8” diagonal display with backlight
Supports 24 Call Appearances or Administrable Feature buttons
Gigabit Ethernet device
Full-duplex wideband speaker phone, handset and headset port
Flip and Wedge stands
Forward button and Application
Contacts: (250 entry) with hard button
Call log (100 entry) with hard button/LED for missed call indication
Ethernet (10/100) line interface with secondary Ethernet interface POE 802.3af compliant class 2 device
Essential Profile
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31. Avaya 9640/G IP Deskphone Essential Profile
3.8” diagonal display with backlight
Supports 24 Call Appearances
Full-duplex wideband speaker phone, handset and headset port
Supports Flip and Wedge stands
Forward button and Application
Contacts: (250 entry) with hard button
Call log (100 entry) with hard button/LED for missed call indication
Ethernet (10/100) line interface with secondary Ethernet interface
POE 802.3af compliant class 2 device
G.722 Standards-based wideband Codec
Essential Profile
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32. Avaya 9650/C IP Deskphone Navigator Profile
3.8” diagonal display with backlight
Supports 24 Call Appearances or Administrable Feature buttons
Full-duplex wideband speaker phone, handset and headset port
8 feature access buttons (Aux shift) – to access 2nd set of 8 feature keys)
Contacts: (250 entry) with hard button
Call log (100 entry) with hard button/LED for missed call indication
Ethernet (10/100) line interface with secondary Ethernet interface
POE 802.af compliant class 2 device
G.722 Standards-based wideband Codec
Navigator Profile
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33. Avaya 9670G Essential Profile
Backlit Display—6.4in / 16.3cm 4:3 screen
Sharper image than expanding quarter-VGA (QVGA) to larger size
640x480 pixels
Full-duplex wideband speaker phone, handset and headset port
Communication Protocol: H.323
USB Ports
Gigabit Ethernet
Bluetooth
Headset Interface
QoS Support: p/Q DiffServ
POE 802.af compliant class 2 device
G.722 Standards-based wideband Codec
Essential Profile
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34. © 2009 Avaya Inc. All rights reserved.
Features
9601
9608*
9611G*
9621G*
9641G*
9610
9620L/9620C
9630G
9640 / G
9650 / C
9670G
User Type
Walkup/Everyday User
Everyday User
Essential User
Navigator
Walkup User
Essential User & Navigator
Wideband Audio No
Yes
Headset
Speaker Phone
Buttons or Touch Screen
3 buttons LED
8 buttons w red green LED
Touch screen NA
Red LED
6 with red LED
3 lines with red LED
8 or 16 additional buttons with red LED
Display Size (inches)
2.4 x 1.0
3.2 x 2.2
2.8 x 2.1
3.7 x 2.1
4.1 x 2.3
2.4 x 2.6
3.1 x 1.6
3.1 x 2.3
5.1 x 3.8
Display Type
Monochrome
Color
Grey scale
Grey scale C=color
Color touch
Administra-tive Buttons - 24 12
Softkeys 3 4
0-5 2
USB
Bluetooth with external adapter
Yes integrated (H.323)
Gigabit Support
yes
integrated
G = integrated
Yes adapter
Integrated
2nd Ethernet line interface
POE Class 1
Call Control Protocol
SIP
H SIP
H SIP
H.323
Web Browser Support
Colour Choice
grey
grey or custom
grey, red, yellow, blue
grey, red, yellow, blue, white, silver
Custom Face Plate
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35. Avaya 3700 Series DECT R4
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36. DECT R4 (NAR, EMEA and APAC*)
Next generation DECT solution for Communication Manager and IP Office
Endpoints
3725: high end phone with liquid protection, BlueTooth headset support, and text messaging (SMS)
3720: cost effective low end phone
Avaya In-building Wireless Server (AIWS)
Centralized management server with software download over-the-air
Application integration and text messaging (SMS) from phone-to-phone and from web-to-phone
Wireless transmitters RBS (Radio Base stations) with internal antennas and external (EMEA only) antennas
* NAR and EMEA: full availability. APAC: see country list.

37. Centralized Management
DECT R4 (IP & ISDN)
Avaya 3725
High end office / medical
Color display
Text messaging (SMS)
Graphical user interface
Five way navigation key
Bluetooth headset interface
Liquid and dust protected (IP 44)
IP DECT and ISDN DECT compatible
Centralized Management
Software and configuration download from central server (AIWS) via intelligent, network attached cradles
Download over-the-Air (IP DECT only)
Virtual SIM card
Text messaging (SMS) from phone to phone and from web interface to phone (IP DECT only)
Avaya 3720
Low cost office handset
Black and white display
Graphical user interface
Four way navigation key
IP DECT and ISDN DECT compatible

38. Which Charger for What? Basic Charger
Charges one DECT phone (3720 and 3725)
Charge time: 4 hours
Advanced Charger
Charges one DECT phone (3720 and 3725)
Supports easy replacement of telephones
Connected to configuration tool PDM (Portable Device Manager) via USB or Ethernet
Charge time: 4 hours
Rackmount Charger
Same functionality as advanced charger but for six DECT phones (3720 and 3725)
Charge time: 4 hours
Multiple Battery Charger
Charges six batteries (3725)
Charge time: 4 hours

39. Avaya 3600 Series WiFi IP
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40. VoWLAN Solutions Avaya 3641 and 3645 IP Wireless Telephones
Improved usability and durability
Extended talk time, gang chargers
Lightweight
Health care, retail, mfg verticals
Common accesories
App integration via OAI
Works with existing Avaya Voice Priority Processor and Avaya 3600 Series
Requires CM 2.2 or CM 3.x. CM 4.0 support coming later in 2007.
802.11a/b/g
3645 offers Push-to-Talk, larger ear cups, rubberized grips
Avaya 3631 IP Wireless Telephone
Superior user interface
Standards-based, low cost
Does not require AVPP or other network server
Office environment, more casual VoWLAN use
Requires CM 3.X or higher
802.11b/g

41. VoWLAN Solutions Avaya 3641 / 3645 Feature Summary Enhanced Usability
Small/Lightweight form factor
NavKey cluster w/4 softkeys
128x96 pixel display
Side volume keys
Improved sound quality (TIA810B)
Easy battery removal
Battery/signal strength indicators
Five user selectable profiles
Backlit display
Headset Jack
Improved Durability
IP-53 Design (Liquid/dust)
MIL 810F Design (Shock)
Clips, cases, lanyard
Increased Productivity
Enhanced PTT channels & Operation
Lithium-ion Battery Packs:
Standard 4/80h
Enhanced 6/120h
Ultra Enhanced 8/160h
Speakerphone with vertical stance
Enhanced vibration
Single, Dual, & Quad Chargers
In-charger dialing
Environmentally Friendly
WEEE & RoHS Compliant
Investment Protection
Supports Avaya digital, analog, and IP interfaces
Software upgradeable over the air

42. VoWLAN Solutions Avaya 3631 IP Wireless Telephone
WiFi Phone for broader Office Market
Relatively low cost
Standard durability, talk time
Graphical User Interface adopted from one-X Deskphone Edition
Color Display (128x128 pixels, 65 colors)
Navigation Keys
Soft Keys
CCMS/H.323 Protocol: Feature Rich 4620 Emulation
Standards-based, no QoS server required
802.11b/g
Works with standards-based i and e compliant wireless LANs
Tested on Cisco, Aruba, Meru

43. VoWLAN Solutions

44. Avaya A175 Series VideoPhone
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45. Portable Hardware Product Specs Overview Mobile Hardware with HD Video
I/O Ports
One 10/100 Fast Ethernet RJ45 jack
HDMI out for the addition of a 2nd larger monitor
Two USB 2.0 host ports
One built-in USB slot to add on the rear side
Auxiliary AC power adapter jack
Speaker Out jack
Microphone In jack
802.11b/g Wifi connectivity (802.11n supported in R2)
SD slot for additional memory located on the top side/edge of the unit
Integrated Bluetooth – Headset, Handsfree
Removable Li-polymer battery;
Minimum 3-hours of operation
Integrated dual mid/high frequency range speakers
Dual integrated microphones
Home and Auxiliary Buttons
On/Off button (on side)
Auxiliary AC power 50 Watt, 12Volt Supply
Energy Savings Compliance
International AC plug/cables available
Mobile Hardware with HD Video
11.6” WXGA (1366x768) LCD display with white LED backlight
Projective capacitive touch panel capable of swipe/flick
5Mp HD video camera; Auto focus, electronic shutter
Green LED indicator in “on” mode
Memory: 1 GBytes DDR2 SDRAM and 4 GByte Flash

46. How will Avaya deliver this new experience?
Notification Bar
Alerts
Date & time
Reminders
Status
Presence
Title Bars
Expanded contact
(Calendar, Apps, History)
Contextual Fan
Contacts Fan
That’s only the beginning. The rest of the screen contains your notifications, alerts and launch points for other media actions. At the bottom of the screen is the next generation collaboration workspace media menu. From here you touch the media icon of your choice to begin a collaboration session based on your preferred mode of communicating, voice only, video, chat or , you decide. This really is “collaboration at your fingertips” . To the far left and right of your screen are the “index” functions so you can jump to a particular letter in the alphabet or day of the month. The top of your screen is “Notification Bar”. It is here that you will be alerted to new entries in your history (call logs, s, voice mail messages) application. Meeting reminders will be displayed top and center so you are always aware of the next event. The status indicators inform you of network connections and ringer settings and finally the presence status and personal message area are on the right side of the bar.
This is just peek into the power of the new experience delivered on our new device. For more detailed training on the use of the product please visit the video data sheets and other Avaya material on our sales and partner portals.
Index (left and right)
Media menu

47. Many Contextual Experience
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48. Base Station and Handset/Cradle Hardware
Product Specs Overview
Base Station and Handset/Cradle Hardware
Base Station
I/O Ports
Two Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports (10/100/1000 Mbps)
RJ11 Headset Audio
Two USB 2.0 host ports
Auxiliary AC power adapter jack
Speaker Out jack
Integrated low frequency high fidelity speaker with sealed acoustic chamber
Handset/Cradle
7KHz Wideband 96xx Handset
Standard handset cord
Connecting cable to Base Station
Back
Front
Handset/Cradle
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49. Project Overview Software Content
Release 1
Aura CM/SM Integration
SIP AST Features consistent with Avaya 6.0 server releases
Security and core functions similar to 96xx SIP 2.6
Android/Linux based Operating System
Communications App
Avaya Voice & Presence
Avaya IM using AAPS (XMPP), p2p, MS OCS integration
Avaya Video Conferencing via H.263, HD p2p via 720p H.264
Social Networking (Twitter & Facebook)
Core Apps – NGCP UI
Unified Contacts (MS Exchange, Gmail, PPM, Social Networking, LDAP)
Unifies history for voice, video, IM and social media
Enterprise calendar
Multi-modal Collaboration client
Tools (setup options and configuration)
Welcome Wizard for initial setup
Help and Tutorial (ties to online Avaya documents url)
Login (local and/or Single Sign On (SSO))
Non-Custom Apps (Android)
Enterprise client
Full function web Browser
MS Office & pdf document viewers
Voice Recognition (English)
Gallery
Clock
Music Player
Release 1
New, Unique, Efficient User Interface
Core Services
Enterprise Presence with OCS support
Local NGCP Search Service
I/O and Devices Support
Bluetooth & USB Headsets
USB Mouse & Keyboard
Networking
LLDP, VLAN
802.1X – Wifi & wired
Syslog, SNMP V3
PC Integration
SSO through SIP directory
File Access
Share applications or desktop for collaboration
Audio
Typical voice codecs (narrow and wideband)
Harmon Kardon Audio acoustics
Full Audio In/Out Jacks supporting external speakers
Android applications SDK
Multiple Language support in the UI (12 languages)
Google Maps access
Smartphone Integration
Contacts Sync – via MS Exchange
Extension to Cellular and Bridging
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50. Avaya Endpoint Compatibility Guide
Y = Current Offer; F = Future Offer ; * = Selected models; Y/F* = Basic interop. today/Full interop. planned 50

51. Avaya Endpoint Compatibility Guide
Y = Current Offer; F = Future Offer ; * = Selected models; Y/F* = Basic interop. today/Full interop. planned 51

52. Avaya vs Cisco
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53. Cisco phones use proprietary SCCP not industry standard H.323
Avaya 1608 H.323 vs. Cisco 7911 SCCP
Vendor
Model
Lines
Navigation
Key
Speaker
Headset
10/100 Switch
List Price
Avaya
1608 8
Yes
2-Way
$249
Cisco
7911 1 No
1-Way
$225
1 Line
2 Way Up/Down
Fewer Buttons
Fewer Features
Cisco phones use proprietary SCCP not industry standard H.323

54. Avaya 9601 SIP vs. Cisco 7911 SIP 7911 SCCP/SIP Class 2 Power 9601 SIP
Vendor
Model
Line Keys
Navigation
Key
Speaker
Headset
port
10/100 Switch
List Price
Avaya
9601
2 lighted
5 total
Yes
2-Way
$220
Cisco
7911 1 No
1-Way
$225
2 Line Keys
Lighted
5-Way
Navigation
Key
Headset
7911 SCCP/SIP
Class 2 Power
9601 SIP
Class 1 Power

55. Only “High End” Cisco Phones have Navigation Keys 7945, 7965 and 7975
New Avaya 9608 and 9611G vs. Cisco
7942
10/100
9608
10/100
List $370
List $299
Contact Center recommended
7962
10/100
9611 GigE
w/ Color
10/100/1000
List $470
List $455
Contact Center recommended
Only “High End” Cisco Phones have Navigation Keys 7945, and 7975
5 Way Navigation Key

56. 9608 vs. 7942 Contact Center Recommended Supports Expansion Module
8 Buttons
2 Buttons
Supports
Expansion Module
Class 1 Power
Does not support
Expansion Module
Class 2 Power

57. 9611G vs. 7962 Contact Center Recommended Color GigE Non-Color
8 Buttons
6 Buttons
Color
GigE
Non-Color
Not GigE

58. Supports Expansion Module
9611G vs. 7945G
Contact Center
Recommended
Only 2 Buttons
8 Buttons
1st phone model
with Navigation Key
Color
GigE
Supports Expansion Module
Color
GigE
No Expansion Module

59. 9621G vs. 7965G High Tech Touch with Apps Class 2 Power Low Tech
No Touch No Apps
Class 3 Power

60. 9641G vs. 7975G Contact Center Recommended High Tech Touch with Apps
Class 2 Power
Low Tech
Touch No Apps
Class 3 Power

61. Automatic backlight off option via the settings file
Green(est) IP Phones
Power Saver
Automatic backlight off option via the settings file
Power restored by touch of any button similar to your laptop device
New capabilities
More granular power allocation using LLDP MED Extended Power TLV
Backlight off icon
Results in reduced energy requirements
Fewer $$s (energy bills, port utilization on servers, UPS, Air con,..)
Smaller carbon footprint
NOTE: Cisco Phone use on/off power causing
dangerous delay in E911 calling

62. Enhancements Embedded Apps Customization Usability Networking
Speech based dialing (local to phone)
USB contact import
Customization
Custom screen saver
Commoditized process for custom faceplates
Usability
Programmable softkeys
Intelligent search (narrows as characters entered)
Pairing incoming callers with contacts
Team button, mute icon, call handling refinement, emergency button
Networking
802.1x supplicant support
3rd party trusted certificates
Guest Login
Speech Dialing
Call Larry
Customized Faceplates
available on 9621 and 9641
Team button is a way to indicate the status of an individual via icons and flash / wink rates etc on the button module / 9650 Aux keys.
Call handling improvements are when a 9600 series phone is currently connected and a second call is presented on a call appearance that is not in the current view the screen will scroll to the incoming call appearance (vs. today's operation where the user has to manually scroll). This is particularly useful for admins or users with many bridged / coverage calls.

63. Tolly Report Rates Cisco Power expensive
Endpoints can comprise 80% of the power costs in an Enterprise Solution

64. Cisco Endpoints higher in power and cost

65. Thank you