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134 Avaya Application Solutions IP Telephony Deployment Guide
Two new features have been added in release 2.2 to enhance reliability and application
enablement. Reliability is enhanced using an optional new DHCP mode which allows phones to
maintain their IP addresses after DHCP lease expiration. Application Enablement functionality
is enhanced by adding phone push technology.
Web Browser
Application (4620 and 4630 sets only)
This feature provides Web Access to HTML Web-based
information. The 4620 Web Access application is analogous
to the application on the 4630. However, different display
capabilities cause the 4620 telephones to have a simpler,
less capable Web interface than 4630 sets.
Features that are
common to the 4600
Series
●
G.711, G.729A/B Voice Coders.
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QoS options for UDP Port selection, Diffserv, 802.1p/
Q.
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Support for Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP), Version 2.
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DHCP client and Statically (Manual) Configurable IP
Addressing.
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Multiple power options, including support for power
over Ethernet LAN technology.
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10/100 Base T Ethernet connections.
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Integrated Ethernet Hub - optional connection (PC to
telephone).
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Infrared (IrDA) port.
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Built-in headset jack.
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Full-duplex speakerphone with echo cancellation.
Features that are
common to the 4600
Series (continued)
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Feature buttons for Conference, Transfer, Drop, Hold,
Redial, Mute, Speaker, Voice Mail, and so on.
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Set angle of 15
o
for display visibility with optional wall/
desk stand.
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Special handset supports AB styles.
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Message Waiting Indicator.
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Hearing aid compatibility.
Table 18: Avaya 4600 series IP Telephone features and applications (continued)
Feature Application
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