Nortel - Mobile Voice Client 2050

Mobile Voice Client 2050 extends 802.11b WLAN IP Telephony to mobile workers using Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 and 2003 Second Edition Pocket PC PDAs including the Dell Axim X50v, Axim X5 Advanced, X3 and X3i, Hewlett Packard iPAQ 555x and Toshiba e75x and e80x series models. Voice and data communications are secure for external to campus employees with support for IPSec VPN tunnelling with Nortel Communication Servers delivering support of up to 650 telephony features

Mobile Voice Client 2050 Tech Spec PDF

Features & Benefits
Provides access to commonly used features such as call origination, goodbye, mute, volume and message waiting indication, plus hundreds more for feature parity to other Nortel IP Phones and Software Phones
Up to twelve programmable keys for direct access to lines/features and autodials (available to Communication Servers that support the shift key function)
Thirteen fixed keys which include hold, answer/originate, goodbye, mute, volume up, volume down, directory, services, messages, shift, expand, copy and quit
Four programmable interactive soft label keys
Macro function for programming lengthy dialling patterns, access to voicemail/integrated voice response systems which boosts personal productivity
Global IP Sounds (GIPS) software from NetEQ as standard supporting packet loss concealment up to 30% in high packet loss environments
Local generation of call alerting, call progress and dialpad tones which saves on LAN/WAN bandwidth
Ability to synchronize Microsoft Outlook contact lists with the PC using ActiveSync or beam to another PDA
Static and Dynamic IP Addressing (DHCP) for maximum flexibility in administration
Customized online help for Mobile Voice Client 2050 with full index search capabilities
Pocket PC based software phone which can act as a primary or supplementary phone for within campus mobile employees, casual telecommuters or frequently travelling workers
Centralizes business applications access over an 802.11 WiFi connection eliminating the need for standalone voice and data devices
Delivers instantaneous access to traditional telephony features such as transfer, conference, call forward and more via soft label keys
Provides single touch direct dialling from various windows and applications
Reduces enterprise user training costs with feature operation consistency to Nortel IP Softphone 2050 features and digital phones interfaces
Boosts personal productivity with simple and efficient dialling of user contacts from Mobile Voice Client 2050
Provides enhanced audio performance through advanced technology such as GIPS packet loss concealment
Streamlines set up and preferences access for travelling workers to other corporate campuses with multiple profile support
Customer choice in headset and headphone options (use of headset or headphone varies by type of PDA)
Delivers immediate answers to Mobile Voice Client 2050 features with online help
Enables multiple appearance of a user's personal extension for maximum flexibility in access to voice communications services