The snom 360 was designed for maximum productivity and efficiency in the everyday business environment. Dedicated keys provide you with direct access to the functions for audio and call control, and context-sensitive menus offer you the additional functionality that you may need at any given moment. The graphical display can be tilted for optimum reading angle.
Snom 360 VOIP Protocols Supported: SIP
Snom 360 IP Business Phone
Additional sophisticated call control features, full call detail, configuration options and online help can be accessed via browser from the attached PC.
If you have installed Macromedia™ Flash™ on the browser, the phone will dynamically change the content.
Customized ring tones can be downloaded without any hassle from the web server - including, of course, that catchy ring tone that you like so much. Incoming calls can be marked with special ring tones to indicate the destination of the call.
12 programmable keys can be used to customize the functionality according to your own specific needs. The LED behind the corresponding function keys can show you whether or not your colleagues are currently on a call. And of course your colleagues can see whether your line is free or not.
Snom 360 Features:
- Tiltable graphical display (128x64 pixels)
- 47 keys, 13 LEDs
- 12 programmable function keys
- Speakerphone
- Dual Ethernet connection
- Power over Ethernet
- Headset connection
- Up to two additional keypads (each with 42 programmable function keys)
- SIP RFC3261
- Security: SIPS/SRTP
- STUN, ENUM, NAT, UPnP, ICE
- Compression: G.723.1 and others
- National Language Support
- Asian Language Support
- For further features please consult the data sheet below.
To spare you the annoyance of unwanted invasions on your speech data, the snom 360 supports the security standard SRTP - a current specification from the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) for protection against eavesdropping and the stealing of data.
With SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) you are ensuring your own personal independence. Most vendors are tipping SIP to be the communication protocol of the future. SIP components can be combined into a complete system without the need to be tied to a single provider.