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General| Protocols | SIP |
|---|---|
| Ethernet Ports | 2 x 10/100 Mbps |
| Wall Mountable | Yes |
| Power | PoE (Power over Ethernet) IEEE 802.3af |
| Speakerphone | Full duplex |
| Programmable Keys | 8 |
Safety instructions and warnings for handling the MiVoice Office 400 product.
Information on protecting user data and preventing unauthorized access to communication system records.
Overview of supported network interfaces like BRI-T, BRI-S, PRI, and SIP access.
Details the system's internal numbering plan for stand-alone servers or PINXs.
Details how emergency numbers are used for quick dialing of emergency destinations.
Describes call numbers assigned to users and supported terminal types.
Details the two-stage process for CLIP number processing of incoming calls.
Lists settings that affect CLIP and COLP display.
Describes how network interfaces with similar characteristics are grouped into trunk groups.
Explains that route functions apply only to outgoing calls and determine call direction.
Explains the use of direct dialling to reach internal users or PISN users directly.
Describes how call distribution elements route incoming calls to destinations.
Groups user- and terminal-specific settings for routing and identification.
Details routing for incoming calls from various sources like public network or PISN.
Covers routing for outgoing traffic, including authorization and digit barring.
Explains selecting service providers for cost-effective call routing.
Details how ICC automatically assigns call charges to cumulative counters.
Explains logging outgoing call data and outputting it via interfaces.
Explains using ICL data for analyzing call handling efficiency.
Explains authorization requirements for running user-related features.
Details authorization for exchange-to-exchange connections.
Details various call forwarding unconditional functions.
Provides an overview of the basic and enterprise voice mail systems.
Explains enabling redundant operation of phones on two communication servers.
Explains triggering alarms using ATAS/ATASpro protocols and licenses.
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