An overview of the optiPoint phones, subdivided in SIP, HFA and TDM phones:
SIP phones
| Phone or Phone Family
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Description
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| optiPoint 410/420 S
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The nine models of this family are connected to a SIP server via LAN interface. The hardware is similar to the members of the optiPoint 410/420 family, but the phones have a SIP firmware loaded.
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| optiPoint WL2 professional S
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The wireless phone is connected to a SIP server via WLAN access point. The hardware is similar to the optiPoint WL2 professional, but the phone has a SIP firmware loaded.
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| optiPoint 150 S
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The cost-effective entry model is connected to a SIP server via LAN interface.
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HFA phones
{FIXME| besser immer schreiben: CorNet-IP (HFA) phones)}
| Phone or Phone Family
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Description
|
| optiPoint 410/420
|
The nine models of this family are connected to the HiPath via LAN interface. The hardware is similar to the members of the optiPoint 410/420 S family, but the phones have a CorNet IP firmware loaded.
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| optiPoint WL2 professional
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The wireless phone is connected to the HiPath via WLAN access point. The hardware is similar to the optiPoint WL2 professional S, but the phone has a CorNet IP firmware loaded.
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TDM phones
| Phone or Phone Family
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Description
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| optiPoint 500
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The four models of this family looks similar to optiPoint 410 phones, but they are connected to the HiPath by UP0/E interface.
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