Cisco Unified IP Phone PortfolioAt-A-Glance…

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Cisco Unified IP Phone PortfolioAt-A-Glance…

8900 Series

9900 Series Advanced Collaborative Media Endpoints

•Interactive video, HD voice, large color displays

•Wide array of endpoint applications

•USB connectivity, Wi-Fi and Gigabit Ethernet

•Energy-friendly

Advanced Professional Media Endpoints

•HD voice, large color displays

•Wide array of endpoint applications

•USB connectivity

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•USB connectivity

•Energy-friendly

6900 Series Business Voice Endpoints

•Traditional telephony-like User Experience

•Flexible communications: Full-duplex speakerphone

•Selected basic endpoint applications (XML)

•Energy-friendly

Advanced Business Endpoints

•Desktop, Conference Room and Wireless endpoints

•HD voice, Gigabit Ethernet

•Wide array of endpoint applications

•Energy-friendly

7900 Series

Cisco Unified IP Phone 6900 Series Overview

802.3af POE Y Y Y Y Y

MWI Lightpipe Y Y Y Y Y

Speakerphone Y Y Y Y

6921 696169416901 6911

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Speakerphone Y Y Y Y

PC Port (Hardened) None 10/100 10/100 10/100 10/100

Headset Jack Y Y Y

Softkeys Y Y Y

Lines 1 1 2 4 12

Display Size None None 396x81 396x162 396x81

Line Labeling HardcodedLCD

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Cisco Unified IP Phone 8900 and 9900 Series Overview

802.3at POE Y Y Y

GigE Switchport Y Y Y

USB Y Y Y

Bluetooth Y Y

Wi-Fi Y

8961 99719951

Slimline(5oz/140g)

Standard(6oz/170g)

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SDIO Y

Video Streaming Y Y Y

2-way Video Y Y

Display Size 5”””” QVGA 5”””” VGA5.6”””” VGA

Touchscreen

Lines Multi Multi Multi

Key Module1 Color

VGA2 Color

VGA3 Color VGA

(5oz/140g)

Reference: 7975G Handset =

7.4oz/210g

� XML, Java Midlet, Browser (Future) app environments

� Requires CUCM 7.1(3) or higher

� SRST 7.1 with 12.4(24)T but as TNP SIP Phone

� CME 8.5 will fully support

Camera (Delivered with CUCM 8.0)

� H.264 encode

� VGA video resolution @ 24fps encode; CIF/SIF @30fps encode

� 2 M-pixel auto-focus sensor SOC

A “Hosted” USB Camera Module Accessory That Attaches to a Cisco Unified IP Phone 9971 or 9951. It Provides Support for Encoding of Video Signals from Camera and Allows Phones to Communicate via Two-Way Video Conferencing.

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� Not designed as PC Web Cam

SDIO Card(actual card may look different)

SDIO Slot Available on 9971 only

� Simulates running phone sessions, video and applications on the phone

� Useful for demonstrations

SDIO – 9971 Only

Cisco Unified IP Phone 9971 3D Simulator

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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/voicesw/ps6788/phones/ps10453/ip_phone_9971_3d_kaon.html

Understanding the New User Experience

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New Industrial Design and User Experience

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Cisco Unified IP Phone 8900/9900 Button DifferencesButtons Ergonomically Arranged

User Experience

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Cisco Unified IP Phone 8900/9900 Button DifferencesFixed Keys Added for Rich User Experience

User Experience

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Most commonly used call features on fixed hard buttons (hold, transfer,

and conference) for a rich user experience

Cisco Unified IP Phone 8900/9900 Button DifferencesUser Experience: Brand New Ergonomic Buttons

User Experience

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� Programmable Feature Buttons

� Phone lines, speed dials, and calling features

� Session Buttons

� Represents a call session

� Press button to answer ringing or held calls

Use for multiple lines

User Experience

Cisco Unified IP Phone 8900/9900 BasicsGet Use to the New User Experience

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� Consistent look and feel across next generation products

� Message waiting indicator and missed calls

� Fixed key versus soft keys

Cisco Unified IP Phone 8900/9900 Get Use to the New User Experience

User Experience

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� Access this screen by pushing the applications button

� Access call history, preferences, accessories, and administrator settings

� New future applications and services are accessible here

User Experience

Cisco Unified IP Phone 8900/9900Call History—User Experience

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� Toggle between missed calls and all calls

� This screen is invoked when missed calls are viewed

� This screen can also be invoked by pressing Application button

Cisco Unified IP Phone 8900/9900Wall Paper and In Coming Call Toast

User Experience

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� By default user can modify wallpaper, ringtone, and brightness

� End users see toast pop ups based upon various events

User Experience

Cisco Unified IP Phone 8900/9900User Experience: USB—Toast Pop Ups

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� When user plugs in USB device they receive a toast pop-up

� Phone will tell user if USB device is unsupported

� IT Administrator has complete control over USB enable/disable

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User Experience

Cisco Unified IP Phone 8900/9900Basic Operations: One Line—Completely Idle

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� This is the “default” behavior if you do the bare minimum

� You can push top right session button to start call – not top left

� Of course, you can push speaker button or push “New Call” softkey

Cisco Unified IP Phone 6900 Button DifferencesUser Experience

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6921/6961 Display

User Experience

Cisco Unified IP Phone 6900 DisplayUser Experience: Display

6921 and 6961 has smaller display showing only one line or other status information

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6941 Display

6941 has bigger display that can show multiple lines

Cisco Unified IP Phone 6900Basic Operations: Direct Transfer or Conference Across Lines

This task requires multiple phone lines.

1. Verify that you have two connected calls and that one of the calls is active (not on hold).

User Experience

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on hold).

2. Press the Transfer button

3. Press the line button for the other (held) call.

The transfer completes (the two calls are connected to each other).