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Introducing:
Models: SE-220 & SE-225
3.0
March, 2001
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SoundPoint Pro Basics
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• SoundPoint Pro is a fully-featured Professional Conference
Phone for the Desktop / Office
• It has all the features and functionality you need in a business
telephone combined with Polycom’s famous Acoustic Clarity
Technology™ for crystal clear conferencing right in your office!
SoundPoint Pro is Not a Speakerphone . . .
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Professional Conferencing from Your Desktop
• SoundPoint Pro uses the same full-duplex technology that has
made Polycom #1 in Professional Conferencing Systems Worldwide
• With SoundPoint Pro, there’s no need to reserve a conference room
to have productive group meetings-at-a-distance because the
Conference Phone is built right in!
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Change Seamlessly
Anytime between 3
Communication Modes
• Speaker Mode
• Handset Mode
• Headset Mode*
3 Integrated Communications Modes for
Maximum Flexibility
With integrated 3.5mm connector,
headset hanger, amplifier, and controls
*
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Standard Feature Set
• Integrated Conference Phone
• Full Duplex Audio
• Speed Dial Directory
• Call ID with Caller ID on Call
Waiting (“Type II Caller ID”)
• Call History Directory
• Integrated Headset Connector,
Amplifier, Controls, and Hanger
• Independent Volume Controls
• Distinctive Rings for Each Line,
Programmable
• Any Key Dialing
• 32 Character LCD Display
• Keypad Activated Rear
Microphone
(except SE-220)
• . . . And More!
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Introducing SoundPoint Pro 3.0
Models SE-220 & SE-225
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What’s New: SoundPoint Pro 3.0
• 2 New Models: SE-220 & SE-225
– Model SE-220: Desktop Conference Phone w/ New Lower Price
– Model SE-225: Professional Conference Phone w/ Maximum Portability &
Functionality
• Improved Audio Quality
– Faster Full-Duplex (100mips Digital Signal Processor)
– Louder Maximum Volume
– Better Far-End Performance
• Expanded Features
– Improved User Interface
– More/Better Productivity Tools
– Support for More Telephone Environments
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SE-225 & SE-220 Conferencing Capabilities
SE-220
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Simple Single Mic / Single Mode
180° Conferencing Optimized for
Individual Use
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No Rear Microphone
o
No Line Interface Module
SE-225
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Dual Mic / Dual Mode 180° and 360°
Conferencing for Individuals and
Groups
o
Keypad Activated Rear Microphone
o
New Line Interface Module (LIM)
with Single-Cable-to-Console Design
and 9 ft. Console Cable for
Maximum Portability and “Side
Table” Conferences
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What’s New: SoundPoint Pro 3.0
• New, Improved User Interface
• Follows the Select/Back, Scroll Up/Down Navigation Model
Made Popular by the World’s Biggest Cell Phone Manufacturers
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What’s New: Expanded 3.0 Feature Set
• New “Portability” Line
Interface Module
(SE-225 Only)
• Data Port
(SE-225 Only)
• One Touch Speed Dial
• Outgoing Call History
• Programmable
Repetitive Redial
• Expanded Message
Waiting
• “Clear All” Function for
Call History
• . . . And More!
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Feature Description Benefits
“Portability” LIM (SE-225 only)
New Line Interface Module (LIM), with Single-Cable-toConsole design and 9-foot console cable.
Convenience/Saves Time – Enab les ma ximu m po rt ab ilit y
of the unit f o r “side table confer en c ing”.
Data Port (SE-225 only)
Allows connection of a laptop computer, Fax machine,
or another anal og ph one.
Convenience /Saves Time Saves Money – no need to
install a second phone jack for laptops or Fax. The Data
jack i s located on th e c o nsole for quick connection.
One Touch Speed Dial
Lets you dial (up to 10) pho ne numbers from your
Contact List with a single key pr e ss.
Saves Time – Dial the people you call most, insta ntly.
Sort/Search Speed Dial
Quickly sort and locate contact names alphabetically,
once locat e d, press Speed Dial to dial
Saves Time – Find contacts fast, speed dial numbers
once located.
Outgoing Call History
Tracks the last 99 outgoing phone numbers dialed (and
names if diale d from Contact List), in ad dition to the
Incoming Call History Directory.
Convenience – Keep track of people and numbers you
have called; speed dial from list.
Programmable Repetitive
Redial
Programmable automated r e dialing for when a busy
signal is re c e iv ed. Program number of redial attempts
and duration be tween attem pts. Phone ri ng s onc e a
connecti on is made.
Convenience/Sav es Time – Lets the phone do the work
of “brea k ing through” a busy signal, freeing y o u up to do
other activities while waiting.
Expanded Message Waiting
(“FSK protocol” for the Regional Bell
Operating Companies, a.k.a. “The Phone
Company”. Expanded message waiting
for most PBX enterprise phone systems)
If you subscr ibe to your P ho ne Company’s telephone
messaging service ( virtual answering machine) the
Message Waiting indicator will flash on the line key for
which a message is waiting. Messaging Wait ing
protocols for PBXs have been expa nd ed to cov e r most
manufacturers’ protocol s.
Convenience – Enables Message Waiting for the latest
Message Waiting protocols used by your Phone
Company, an d b y most PBX phone syst ems.
Clear Call History Directories
By popular de mand, the ab ility to clear al l entries at one
time from a Call History Directory.
Convenience/Sav es Time – Clear t he entire directory
rather than o ne-at-a-time.
Flash Timing Menu
An adva nced featu re, all ows the user or telephone
network administrato r t o ch ose bet ween 3 sett ings of
flash t imi ng for the p hone .
Convenience /Saves Time Saves Money – Vary flash
timing in the phone, rather than reconfiguring the
network.
Power Off Call History
Retention
All Call History entries are retained in memory if power
is lost to the phone’s console.
Convenience/Sav es Time – No loss of data if power is
lost; no need to re-enter names and numbers.
What’s New: New 3.0 Expanded Features
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Pricing and Availability
• Availability
– North America / CALA: SE-220, SE-225
Available Now
– EMEA: SE-225 Available July 1, 2001
– APAC: SE-225 Available Late Q3, 2001
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