Poly CCX - Compatible Base Profiles and Phone Models; CCX Power Usage

Table 17-1 Poly CCX EM60 hardware features reference callouts (continued)
Reference Number Feature Feature Description
2 USB-C plug Connects the USB-C plug on the expansion
module into the USB-C port on the side of a CCX
phone
3 Locking tab Connects the expansion module to a CCX phone
4 Line keys Configured as line registration, call appearance,
speed dial, Direct Station Selection (DSS), or
busy lamp field (BLF) keys
5 Color display A 5" color LCD screen with a backlight to view
contacts and speed dials
6 LED indicators Illuminates in green or red to provide line status
information
7 USB-C port The CCX EM60 expansion module includes one
USB-C port reserved for future use
8 USB-A port The CCX EM60 expansion module includes one
USB-A port reserved for future use
9 Page keys Three page keys to manage contacts
IMPORTANT: Ensure that you connect the CCX EM60 expansion module to the
phone correctly by fully inserting the USB-A and USB-C plugs into the USB-A and
USB-C ports on the phone. Use the locking tab to secure the expansion module to
the phone, and use the correct stand to match the phone model.
Compatible base profiles and phone models
The following table lists the base profiles and phone models compatible with the
CCX EM60 and provides the number of expansion modules that are supported.
Table 17-2
Base profile and phone model compatibility with a CCX EM60
Phone
model
Generic
base profile
Microsoft
Teams
USB
Optimized
Zoom
Phone
8x8 Work Dialpad
CCX 505 1 1 Not
supported
Not
supported
Not
supported
Not
supported
CCX 600 1 1 Not
supported
Not
supported
Not
supported
Not
supported
CCX 700 1 Not
supported
Not
supported
Not
supported
Not
supported
Not
supported
CCX power usage
CCX business media phones use more power when you connect an expansion
module.
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