iPicasso VoIP Telephone & Terminal
The i.Picasso 6000 is the first fully featured IP business telephone appliance of its kind, demonstrating the power of the Telrad Connegy's interactive IP telephone software platform. The patent pending ornamental design of the i.Picasso combines true IP telephone capabilities, best in class voice quality, HTML rendering technology and a 5.7" (diagonal) VGA touch screen in a business telephone.
The full-color touch screen of the i.Picasso eases call management tasks and enables delivery of customized visual content. The phone plugs directly into an Ethernet LAN, reducing costs associated with multiple wiring systems
In addition to providing a full feature PBX capability, the phone delivers utility Web-touch applications on the phone's screen, allowing users to converse on the telephone, while simultaneously tapping the power of the Internet. These applications are easily customizable based specifically on a customer's line of business or personal interests
For telecommuters, field employees and home office users, the i.Picasso 6000 provides full feature capability for the remote user including Call Centre capability.
Advanced phone services include multi-access voice mail, automated attendant, URL assignment to an inbound or outbound call, personal address book and Web-based remote user management, which allows simple, remote upgrades to system software
The iPicasso supports the 802.3af standard for power over LAN
Deploying Power over LAN in conjunction with a centralized UPS provides a cost-effective way to distribute back-up power and insures uninterrupted operation of IP stations during power failures.
The cost of providing such protection on a station-by-station basis would be prohibitive.
Power over LAN also eliminates the need for a bulky transformer being connected to the IP station locally. Power over LAN can be easily added to a network by purchase of an 802.3af compliant switch , or for existing LAN infrastructures the insertion of Power over LAN hubs . These hubs provide power, but have no switching capability, and are fully transparent to the existing data network.