Power over Ethernet: Power over Ethernet delivers power from the Data Switching Equipment over Ethernet cabling via the IEEE 802.3af specification. By supporting Power over Ethernet, the IP Phone 2002 eliminates the need for power splitters and AC outlets 10Mbs/100Mbs Locked Up connections: The IP Phone 2002 can be manually configured to either 10Mbs or 100Mbs connections in environments where the Data Switching Equipment does not auto-negotiate the connection.
Integrated Ethernet Switch: This 10/100 Base-T, layer 2 internal Ethernet Switch splits one Category 5 LAN drop into separate feeds, providing an additional RJ-45 to accommodate a co-located PC with the IP Telephone. Implementing a hardware-based fixed pr 4x10 + 2x24 character-based display: The IP Phone 2002's display is the window to a wealth of personal productivity tools. By providing increased clarity for current information, as well as preparation for future applications.
Self-labeling programmable keys: The IP Phone 2002 has four self-labeling programmable keys that eliminate paper while making access to external lines, intercom lines, features, or autodial numbers simple and easy to read.
Audio control centre: The audio control centre provides quick and seamless toggle control between handset, headset, and hands-free without audio disruption. Additionally, the volume bar can be used to individually adjust the handset, headset, hands-free, and Navigation cluster: A fast menu, sub-list, and call log scrolling and identification for one-touch dialing and system features is a feature of the IP Phone 2002.
Specialized fixed keys: One-touch access to applications such as voicemail and/or external application services.
Message waiting/visual ring indictor: The IP Phone 2002 utilizes an easy-to-see lamp to indicate the presence of voicemail. The same lamp combines distinctive cadences to aid users in managing and identifying multiple call parties simultaneously.
Automatic firmware upgrades: Through automatic firmware upgrades, installed IP Phones can be upgraded via direct downloads, rendering site visits obsolete.
DHCP: Network administrators can centrally manage and automate the assignment of IP addresses/telephones.
Hearing aid compatible: IP Phone 2002 supports the full range of potential users and their unique requirements.
Adjustable display contrast: Multiple levels of LCD contrast are provided for viewing in a broad range of user environments.
Selective ring tones: The user can assign ring tones based on calling party or call type.
Feature Key: With one-touch access plus feature code and password for personal information, users have access to all assigned system capabilities.
Multi-stage icons: The four programmable keys provide a six-stage graphic identifying the status of the line so that users can properly disposition the call.