Plantronics IP40

Plantronics IP40 Inbound Desktop SIP Phone

Achieve robust, reliable voice quality and reduce desktop clutter with the groundbreaking Plantronics IP40. The new IP-based audio processor plugs directly into the Ethernet. Unlike a soft phone, the IP40 does not require expensive PC upgrades to support voice traffic and guarantees audio connectivity because the voice path is independent of the PC.

The IP40 simplifies contact center desktops and lowers costs by eliminating the need for redundant IP desk phones and additional agent training. Compatible with a range of Plantronics professional grade headsets, the IP40 features plug-and-play installation and key call control buttons right on the device.

Plantronics IP40 Product Overview

Reliable “always on” audio

Voice stream independent of the PC

IP Telephone not required for calls

Fewer devices, less cost

Fewer devices, less training

Desktop simplicity

Smaller footprint

Key call control buttons on device

PC can share IP40 network connection

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For Plantronics professional grade headsets

Plug-and-play installation,

Plantronics IP40 Features:

All software is stored in flash memory.

Call Features:

Answer (auto answer or manual answer option)

Mute (button)

Hold (invoked on disconnect of headset)

Message waiting indication (flashing LED when message waiting)

Outbound call (to preconfigured number)

Hang up (if allowed configurable option)

Audio Specifications:

G 711 u-law, A-law

G 729

iLBC 30ms

Silence suppression

Send 20ms samples

Echo cancellation

External Interfaces:

Headset interface (RJ22 connector)

Ethernet interfaces (2)

Ethernet interface speed (10/100)

DC power:

• Connector (DC barrel connector)
• Power over Ethernet (802.3af – PoE class 1)
• Answer key with integrated LED (green, red, amber)
• Mute key with integrated LED (red)
• Vol-up/Vol-down keys

Headset Support:

All Plantronics H tops

Supported Protocols: IPv4, ICMP, DHCP, SNTP

SIP:

SIP RFC3261

SIP digest authentication RFC2617

SIP usage of DNS-SRV and NAPTR lookups RFC 3263 SIP hold RFC 3264

SIP refer method RFC 3515

SIP refer event package RFC3265 – as transferee or transfer target (including Broadsoft ‘Talk’ event)

SDP RFC4566

SIP replaces header RFC3891

RTP, RTCP – RFC3550, RFC3551

MWI (SIP ‘Notify’ with LED indication)

Administration:

Remote firmware update via file push or pull

Remote configuration via file push or pull

Web configuration option (can be switched on or off) VLAN