Aastra Ascotel IntelliGate A150 System Manual page 66

Interfaces and Terminals as of I7.8
Differences compared with the Aastra 5370:
• User-friendly IP all-rounder model suitable for remote workstations
• Integrated mini-switch (10/100 Mbit/s, half/full duplex, auto negotiation) e. g.
for connecting a PC.
• Power supply via PoE or plug-in power supply (optional)
Special case of the Office 70IP-b hardphone
The design of the Office 70IP-b is identical to that of the Aastra 5370ip. It replaces
the Office 35IP, which is no longer available.
Each Aastra 5370ip ships with the software of the Office 35IP preloaded. This
means that the Aastra 5370ip can be logged on to and operated on the system as
an Office 35IP. The terminal then becomes an Office 70IP-b. In this case the re-
sponse and the menu structure are identical to that of an Office 35IP. The menu
key, the info key and the END key are permanently allocated on the top three con-
figurable keys.
Fig. 34 Permanent allocation of the three configuration keys on the Office 70IP-b
If the Office 70IP-b is logged on to the system as an Aastra 5370ip a software up-
date is automatically initiated. The terminal then becomes an Aastra 5370ip. From
then on it can no longer be logged on to the system as an Office 35IP. If this is re-
quired nonetheless the Office 35IP software must be reloaded onto the terminal
using the IP Update Manager.
Each Aastra 5370ip is supplied with a Quick User's Guide, which refers to its opera-
tion as an Aastra 5370ip. For operation as an Office 70IP-b the corresponding Quick
User's Guide and a User's Guide can be found at http:// www.aastra.com/docfinder.
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