• Multilanguage support
The number of simultaneous connected PIMphony Touch users is limited. For more information, refer
to the Capacity and Limits section of document [1].
For information and details  (Installation, User Manual) about PIMphony Touch, refer  to the PIMphony
Touch On Line Help:
• A Help entry is available in the settings screen displayed as flyout when the user clicks settings in
the  Charms  bar  (The  charms  bar  is  a  vertical  bar  on  the  Windows  start  page,  to  the  right  of  the
computer  screen,  which  displays  only  when  the  mouse  cursor  is  placed  in  the  top  right  corner  or
bottom right corner of the PC screen)
• When the user clicks this Help entry, an intermediate screen is displayed with a brief description of
the help for the PIMphony Touch application
• At  the  end  of  this  description,  a  click  on  a  link  opens  the  PIMphony  Touch  On  Line  Help  in  the
default browser of the PC/Tablet. The PIMphony Touch On Line Help is hosted on a website.
4.16.2 Architecture
4.16.2.1 Overview
This module presents the network topologies to access the PBX services from PIMphony Touch.
PIMphony  Touch  can  connect  to  the  PBX  (that  is  OXO  Connect)  using  the  Wi-Fi  network  of  the
enterprise  (On  site  topology  on  page  139)  or  the  internet  network  (WAN)  when  moving  outside  the
enterprise (Off-site topology (home worker) on page 140).
PIMphony  Touch  relies  on  Microsoft  Windows  Push  Notification  Services  (WNS),  used  to  send
notifications  from  the  PBX  to  PIMphony  Touch.  When  the  PBX  sends  an  event,  it  generates  a  push
notification and sends a request to the WNS. The WNS receives the request and routes the notification
to the appropriate PIMphony Touch. The notification is then displayed in a toast window, live tile, or lock
screen.
A web proxy can be configured for the network. In this case, the web proxy details must be configured
in OMC. For more information, see Engineering rules on page 140.
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NotificationsNotifications
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4.16.2.2 On site topology
Within  company  premises,  PIMphony  Touch  relies  on  the  company  intranet  network  (LAN)  for  voice
media  and  data  transmission.  PIMphony  Touch  connects  to  the  company  intranet  network  using  a
wireless connection (Wi-Fi network).
The intranet DNS server must be configured to resolve the private FQDN of the PBX.
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