1. page 1 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications OpenStage T Open Unified Communication Devices Copyright © Siemens Enterprise Communications GmbH & Co KG 2007. All rights reserved. April 2007

2. page 2 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Family Overview OpenStage T Portfolio *) Introduction planned in Q4/2007 OpenStage 20 OpenStage 40 OpenStage 60 *) OpenStage 80 *) Ice-Blue Lava Ice-Blue

3. page 3 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Highlights Overview Design New highly innovative design Appealing colors & materials High perceived value Usability Large graphical (color) displays Innovative control elements Intuitive User Interface Acoustics SW Download via SLMO Personalization Polyphonic ringer tones Skins Pictures / Screen saver Connectivity „Self Labeling Keys“

4. page 4 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Highlights Design  Combination of various colors, materials meeting today’s and future interior trends  Increase from model to model not only in features, but also in  Perceived value in general  Materials / colors (from molded plastic to high end metallic lacquering and brushed aluminium)  Control elements/keys (from mechanical pushbuttons to modern, capacitive touch technologies)  Aesthetic appearance from each perspective

5. page 5 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Highlights Design – (Customer) Logo  Each OpenStage Phone can be customized with an individual (customer / partner) logo.   OpenStage 20 T is, like optiPoint 500, 100% driven by the HiPath System (stimulus). The logo is equivalent to the text string, which can be entered in the HiPath-System (e.g. today „HiPath 3000 V5“).  The logo for OpenStage 40 T, 60 T and 80 T is a jpg- or png-graphics, which can be loaded into the phone via the respective HiPath Management Tool. Here: Examples OpenStage 20, 40, 60

6. page 6 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Highlights Usability - Large Displays Free programmable touch keys with LEDs:  Same functionality as with optiPoint  Speed dial / name key  Line key  Feature key

7. page 7 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Highlights Usability - Innovative control elements Most used features are available via fixed function keys (pushbuttons) TouchGuide allows easy navigation Mode (touch) keys to access features and applications Keypad (pushbuttons) TouchSlider for volume adjustment

8. page 8 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Highlights Usability – Navigation (OpenStage 20/40 T) Control elements, keys and displays go along with phone functionality  3-way navigation (pushbutton) for OpenStage 20 T  Same user interface principle as optiPoint  5-way navigation (pushbutton) for OpenStage 40 T  Enhanced user interface

9. page 9 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Highlights Usability – Navigation (OpenStage 60/80 T) Control elements, keys and displays go along with phone functionality  Enhanced user interface  TouchGuide for OpenStage 60 T, 80 T to easily tap the full potential of the phone

10. page 10 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Highlights Acoustics New designed handset:  Improved ergonomics/weight  Improved acoustics New designed speaker housing:  More voluminous cabinet  Better wideband speaker Headset jack:  OpenStage 40 T, 60 T and 80 T provide the enhanced headset jack (which is part of the acoustic adapter with optiPoint 500), allowing to use the electronic hookswitch with 121TR9-5* compatible headsets

11. page 11 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Highlights Connectivity – Overview (TDM Phones) Headset (future release) USB Extension (future release) Acoustic Unit (future release) USB Master Corded or cordless headsets Memory Stick (future release) Headset jack Key Module PC Module Recorder Busy Lamp Field HiPath 3000 V7 HiPath 4000 V4 (First step) (Second step CorNet TS v-card 1 st party CTI Synchronization Personalization slave master SLMO / U P0E U P0E Phone / Fax     Phone Adapter (future release) Either or a/b Either / or

12. page 12 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Highlights Connectivity In a business world with many different devices, like mobile phones, PDAs, PCs, etc. the OpenStage phone interacts therewith in the following way:  Mobile Phone  Exchange v-cards via Bluetooth (OpenStage 60/80 T)  Use the same Bluetooth headset for both phones (OpenStage 60/80 T)  PDA  Exchange v-cards via Bluetooth (OpenStage 60/80 T)  PC (via USB)  Synchronize Outlook contact list with OpenStage Phone Book (OpenStage 60/80 T)  Personalize the OpenStage phone with ringer tones, pictures (OpenStage 60/80 T)  Backup / restore personal phone data (ringer tones, pictures, call log, etc.) (OpenStage 60/80 T)  1st Party CTI (OpenStage 40/60/80 T)  USB memory stick  Use standard USB memory stick to backup / restore personal phone data (OpenStage 60/80 T)

13. page 13 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Highlights OpenStage T - SW Download The SW bind for each OpenStage model is stored in the respective HiPath system SW download is initiated and controlled by HiPath Management HiPath 3000 HiPath 4000 OpenStage SW 20 T 80 T     1.SW upload to the first “Master- Phone” via UP0E, D-channel 2.Master-Phone distributes this SW bind to another phone of the same type via UP0E, B-channel 3.These two phones with the new SW distribute the bind to the next ones via UP0E, B-channel  

14. page 14 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Highlights Personalization OpenStage 60/80 Several possibilities for the user to customize his phone, according to personal flavor and feeling:  Load (mp3) ringer tones from the PC and assign these to contacts  Load pictures from the PC and assign them to contacts  Change the look of the screen, adjust an alternative skin (initially the phone offers 2 different skins)  Use pictures to create a personal screensaver Freeware tool to communicate with the PC and transfer the data: OpenStage Manager Examples

15. page 15 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Characteristics Common functionality / Target Platforms Protocol  (Enhanced) CorNet TS Interfaces  U P0E Acoustics  Full Duplex Hands free talking Others  Graphical Displays Target Platforms  Compared to optiset E and optiPoint 500 the OpenStage Phones provide larger displays and show lots of usability / User Interface enhancements. To achieve this the CorNet protocol had to be enhanced. These changes are only part of the new HiPath platform versions (3000 V7 and 4000 V4), meaning the OpenStage T phones are not downward compatible to older HiPath versions.

16. page 16 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Characteristics Note: Difference between OpenStage 80 and 80 T TDM PhonesIP Phones OpenStage 60 TOpenStage 80 TOpenStage 60OpenStage 80 Display: 5,7” QVGA (320x240 pixel) Display: 6,4” VGA (640x480 pixel) 8 free programmable touch keys 9 free programmable touch keys Color: Ice-Blue or LavaColor: Silver-Blue- Metallic Color: Ice-Blue or LavaColor: Silver-Blue- Metallic OpenStage 80 T is different from the OpenStage 80 IP Phone in regard of display size and resolution and the number of programmable keys.

17. page 17 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Characteristics Accessories Acoustic Unit *) External speaker & microphone in one housing Mute button with LED Volume control Key Module 40, 60, 80 12 free programmable keys with graphical display (2 layers) Note: Pictures are examples, final design may vary. USB Extension *) With class D amplifier to connect speaker, recorder or other USB device BLF 40 For HiPath 3000 (Busy Lamp Field) 90 free programmable keys with paper strips Phone Adapter *) To connect a second UP0E- or analog device (e.g. fax) to the same SLMO port *) separate release

18. page 18 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Characteristics Accessories matrix OpenStage 20 TOpenStage 40 TOpenStage 60 TOpenStage 80 T Wall Mount Kit -- Key Module- max. 2 Key Modules 40 (Key Module requires external Power Supply) max. 2 Key Modules 60 (Key Module requires external Power Supply) max. 2 Key Modules 80 (Key Module requires external Power Supply) Busy Lamp Field- max. 1 BLF behind HiPath 3000 (not supported by HiPath 4000), requires external Power Supply -- Phone adapter USB Extension / Acoustic Unit --

19. page 19 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Characteristics Feature matrix OpenStage 20 TOpenStage 40 TOpenStage 60 TOpenStage 80 T DisplayMonochrome TFT / Color Size / resolution2 lines; (205 x 41 pixel)5,1”; (240x128 pixel)5,7”; (320x240 pixel) Backlit- Tiltable Optical call alert- Fixed feature keys7866 Free programmable keys06 (2 layers)8 (2 layers) Mode Keys--66 Navigation element3-Wege Navigator5-Wege NavigatorTouchGuide Volume control via+ /- Touchslider USB-slavemaster & slave Headset jack-RJ45, 121TR9-5* Bluetooth 2.0-- Polyphonic ring tones-- Local Phonebook-- Local Call Log-- OpenStage Manager support--

20. page 20 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Characteristics Main differences to optiPoint 500 OpenStageoptiPoint 500 Each phone offers full-duplex hands-free talking; enhanced acoustic quality (handset- and hands-free mode) First phone with hands-free talking: optiPoint 500 standard Each phone has a graphical display. optiPoint 500 entry without display; graphical displays only in special hardware variant for the Chinese market. OpenStage 20 T: 2-line user interface. OpenStage 40 T: 6-line user interface with graphical enhancements. OpenStage 60 T and 80 T with large TFT display. 2-line user interface for each model, without any graphical enhancements Self Labeling Keys in phone and Key Module, ideally suited for flexible office and mobility environments. Phones with paper strips to label function keys manually. -> Hardly usable in flexible office environments. No adapter slot in the phone; functionality partially integrated into the phone (Headset); less (external) adapters Adapter slots in the phone, lots of adapters available SW Update via U P0E -interfaceSW not loadable.

21. page 21 April 2007 Copyright © 2007. All rights reserved. Siemens Enterprise Communications Product Details Migration - optiPoint 500 to OpenStage T Functionality OpenStage 20OpenStage 40 OpenStage 60 / 80 entryeconomybasicstandardadvance standardadvance Application Module plus optiPoint 500