Polycom 1725-31402-001 - Manual (Page 103)

Release Notes - UC Software Changes
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39647: On registration failure (TCPOnly) phone waits 30-60 seconds for retry
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39666: Improve directory configuration parameters – see Administrator‟s
Guide for details.
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39821: Add label field to local contact directory
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40000: EFK: Add ability to invoke internal key functions via the macro engine
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40265: Hide SAS-VP Provisioning Option from the User Interface
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40278: SIP stack Tx support of Accept-Language
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40341: XML API: Play API - audio file to be downloaded from the HTTP server
and played using the phones speaker.
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40431: CMR/P: Add support for USB flash drives larger than 2GB on
SoundPoint IP 650/670 phones.
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40543: DTMF dialing will process "," character as 2 sec. pause
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40559: When phone is rebooted, it should first deregister before starting
reboot process
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40978: EFK: Ensure that all soft key functions can be mapped to hard keys
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41016: Add Slovenian to the list of languages supported by certain
SoundPoint/SoundStation IP Phones
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41017: Add Polish to the list of languages supported by certain
SoundPoint/SoundStation IP Phones
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41050: Enhanced BLF: Add indication of remote phone ringing to Dialog
Package BLF implementation
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41161: Add decode support for JPEG image format on SoundStation IP 6000
and 7000 phones.
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41177: Add configuration to control whether name or number comes first in
caller-id
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41217: Show Diversion Header Information in the caller-id display
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41264: Associate key colors with background bitmaps
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41366: Update phone UI and Administrator Documents to properly reference
'CDP'
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41622: Enhanced BLF: BLF Dialog Handling in SIP Stack
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41629: Enhanced BLF: BLF call appearance UI changes
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41928: EFK: Remove License requirement from EFK feature
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42812: Add EFK support to SoundPoint IP 670
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42979: CMR/P: Increase recording buffer size to accommodate flash drives
larger than 2GB
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42980: CMR/P: Reject user attempts to perform USB operations while another
operation is still in progress, to support large flash drives.