What’s New in TeleVantage 7.5
July 11, 2006
© 2006, Vertical Communications, Inc.
Thank you for using TeleVantage 7.5! This document covers new features and known issues in TeleVantage 7 and 7.5. Features
specific to version 7.5 are marked with 7.5!
For detailed TeleVantage instructions please refer to the on-line help and manuals Installing TeleVantage, Installing Intel
Telephony Components, Administering TeleVantage, Using TeleVantage, TeleVantage Call Center Administrator's Guide,
TeleVantage Enterprise Manager Installation & Administrator Guide, and TeleVantage Developer’s Guide. The manuals are
located in PDF format in the \manuals directory of the TeleVantage Master CD.
Contents of This Document
I. New End User Features
II. New Administrator, Hardware and System Features
III. Known Issues
I. New End User Features
New Phone and Voicemail Features
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7.5! SIP phones connected to TeleVantage now can support multiple line appearances and Caller ID on call waiting.
Administrators can enter the desired number of multiple lines on the Phone tab when editing a user.
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7.5! The Conference button on SIP phones is now supported for performing 3-way conferencing using the phone’s
conference resources. For Aastra phone activation instructions, see "Enabling the Aastra phone’s Conference button" in
Chapter 14 of Administering TeleVantage.
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7.5! The X-PRO SIP Softphone for Pocket PC v2.2 from CounterPath Solutions Inc. can now be used with TeleVantage,
providing VoIP mobility for Pocket PCs running the Windows Mobile 2003 Operating System. For configuration
instructions, see Chapter 14 in Administering TeleVantage. For more information about X-PRO Softphone, including
supported Pocket PCs, see http://www.CounterPath.com/.
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7.5! TeleVantage now supports the Vertical Aastra 480i CT IP phone, which consists of a telephone base station and
separate cordless handset. For configuration instructions, see Chapter 14 in Administering TeleVantage. For more about
using SIP phones with TeleVantage, see Chapter 5 in Installing TeleVantage.
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TeleVantage now supports VoIP using SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) as well as H.323. Specifically TeleVantage
supports a family of Vertical SIP desk phones, the CounterPath eyeBeam softphone, the full line of Sipura FXO and FXS
ATA adapters for connecting analog stations, fax machines and trunks and SIP PSTN gateways supporting T1/E1/Analog
trunks. In addition TeleVantage supports SIP trunking via www.broadvoice.com for full PSTN connectivity over just an
Internet connection. For more information, see Installing TeleVantage and Chapter 14 of Administrating TeleVantage.
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A family of Vertical SIP IP phones are now supported including the Vertical Aastra 480i, Vertical Aastra 9133i, and
Vertical Aastra 9112i. These IP phones support Message waiting indicator, transfer, voice mail, hold, paging, intercom,
voice-first answering, and more. See Installing TeleVantage for more information.
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TeleVantage now supports legacy PBX digital phones from multiple manufacturers including a wide range of models
from Toshiba, Avaya/Lucent, Nortel, Siemens, and NEC. The business class feature set previously supported on
Toshiba digital phones (SDNs, PDNs, speed dials, multiple line appearances, direct transfer, etc) is also supported on
these phones. For more information, see Installing TeleVantage and Administrating TeleVantage.
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Busy Lamp Field (BLF) is now supported on the speed dial buttons of all supported digital phones. With BLF support
you can see if the person designated by your speed dial button is on a call before calling them. This feature is also
supported across servers connected via TeleVantage Enterprise Manager. To turn on support for BLF, see
Administering TeleVantage, Chapter 7.
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Pressing an unassigned feature or line button on a digital phone will now display the button’s number so it is easier to
assign features to buttons using ViewPoint or the Administrator.
New ViewPoint Features
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