Description
- 20 SIP lines, 3-way conferencing, access point
- HD Audio on Speaker and Headset
- External directional microphone with a gooseneck
- 4.3" main color display, 2×3.5" side color displays for DSS keys
- Built-in Bluetooth
- Wi-Fi Connectivity (via Wi-Fi dongle)
- Up to 106 DSS keys (42 physical three-color keys)
- H.264 video codec support for receiving video calls
- Two Gigabit ports, built-in PoE
- Mount with 2 adjustable angles of 40 and 50 degrees
- Compatible with major platforms: Asterisk, Broadsoft, 3CX, Metaswitch,Avaya's Elastix, etc.
Feature 1: Serverless
Key points:
1 Serverless
No SIP server, no IP PBX
2. Small LAN Application
It only works on the same LAN subnet. The switch must support multicast/broadcast forwarding.
3. Multicast/Broadcast
SIP Hotspot uses multicast/broadcast packets for communication.

Feature 2: Ring Group
Ring group:
When someone comes to the intercom or doorphone and presses a button, a group of IP phones will ring; one of them answers the call, the others stop ringing, and the person who answered the call speaks with the visitor.

Feature 3: Group pagination
Calling group:
The person at the paging console can press a button or speak into the headset or the speakerphone’s microphone, and the device in the paging group will hear the sender without having to answer calls. Assign different buttons to different paging groups, so that when you want to create a group, simply press the specific button.

Feature 4: Video Preview
Video preview:
When someone comes to the intercom/doorphone and presses a button, the indoor IP phone will ring; before answering the call, the user inside can view the video feed from the doorphone's camera and decide whether to answer the call

SIP Hotspot5: Scenario

SIP Access Point: Frequently Asked Questions
1. How many SIP Hotspot clients does the X210i support?
A: 100 customers in total.
2. Can the SIP access point operate on different subnets?
A: No, the SIP access point uses IP multicast/broadcast, so it only works on the same LAN subnet.
3. Why could only one person in the group view the preview video?
A: A SIP call operates in peer-to-peer mode. Therefore, only the caller can send a single transmission to the callee who answered the call first.









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