Aastra Telecom Dialog 4000 User Manual
EN/LZT 102 3849 RG
© Aastra Telecom Sweden AB, 2008
© Aastra Telecom Sweden AB, 2008
Aastra Telecom Sweden AB
SE-126 37 Hägersten, Sweden
www.aastra.com
SE-126 37 Hägersten, Sweden
www.aastra.com
Subject
to
alterations
without
notice.
Produced
in
Sweden
on
Eco-labeled
paper
XGS
ComPrint
Accessories
• Telephone toolbox on CD-ROM including Designation Card
Manager (DCM) software and user guide/quick reference guide
in PDF format: http://www.aastra.com/
in PDF format: http://www.aastra.com/
• Country-dependant AC/AC power supply unit
• LAN cable
• Option unit supporting busy signal and extra bell
• Key panel with 17 programmable function keys
• LAN cable
• Option unit supporting busy signal and extra bell
• Key panel with 17 programmable function keys
Service and Support
If you need technical assistance, please contact your local Aastra
service partner. A list of certified service partners can be found at
www.aastra.com
service partner. A list of certified service partners can be found at
www.aastra.com
Recycling
Aastra Dialog 4000 IP telephones are recyclable. Please contribute
to the prevention of waste by sending used equipment to
environmentally certified processing facilities.
Aastra ensures environmentally sound handling and recycling of
equipment sent to any of our collection points.
to the prevention of waste by sending used equipment to
environmentally certified processing facilities.
Aastra ensures environmentally sound handling and recycling of
equipment sent to any of our collection points.
Common Features
Programmable keys
Function keys with LEDs
Power
Power over Ethernet (PoE), IEEE 802.3af. Power Class 1
48 V DC
Optional power adapter – input
– output
100 – 230 V AC
24 V AC
Average consumption using PoE
2 W
Average consumption using power adapter
3 W
Support for AC/AC external power supply
Special Features
2-port Ethernet switch, 10/100 BaseT/TX
(autosense)
Integrated web server for maintenance
Colors
Light grey
Dark grey
Firmware downloads from web servers
Environmental Conditions
Operating temperatures
+5° – +45°C
Storage temperatures
+/–0°– +70°C
Relative humidities
5 – 90%
Regulatory Compliance
Acoustic shock protection: ETS 300 245-2
Hearing aid compatibility: ITU-T P.370 (8/96)
and FCC; Part 68, Subpart D American
EU RoHS directive 2002/95/EC
EU RoHS directive 2002/95/EC
More info: www.aastra.com/sdoc
Common Features
RFC
Name
Content
RFC 2327
Session Description Protocol
RFC 2617
HTTP Authentication: Basic
and Digest Authentication
Basic authentication
not applicable for SIP
RFC 2833
DTMF
RFC 2976
SIP INFO
Used for sending DTMF
digits and hook flash.
RFC 3261
Session Initiated Protocol
Audio part only.
No TCP support
RFC 3263
Locating SIP servers
RFC 3264
Offer/Answer model in SDP
RFC 3265
Specific Event Notification
NOTIFY and SUBSCRIBE
are Supported
RFC 3455
Private Header Extension
for SIP
Compatible with IMS
on a basic Level
RFC 3515
Refer method
The part that concerns
Replaces Header
RFC 3550
Real Time Transport Protocol
RFC 3665
SIP Basic Flow Examples
RFC 3680
Event Package for Registration
RFC 3725
Third party call control in SIP
RFC 3842
Event Package to Carry Message Waiting Status
RFC 3891
Replaces header
RFC 4028
Session timers in SIP
RFC 4568
Session Description Protocol (SDP) Security Descriptions
for Media Streams