Microcell "Nashe Vse" or DECT mobility in the workplace from Snom

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Providing an employee with telephone communication at the workplace is a trivial task at first glance. But if we pay attention to the fact that the "workplace" has many types and specific characteristics, then often no trace remains of the initial apparent simplicity.



Today we want to talk about communication in the workplace, which sets us one or more of the following requirements:



  • Guaranteed mobility within specific premises
  • Management of aspects such as translation, call recording, etc.
  • Protection of used equipment from various damages
  • Equipment performance in difficult environmental conditions
  • Notifying the required service of an emergency from an employee
  • Locating equipment


Today, the most widespread and well-proven wireless telephony solution that can answer the above tasks is Microcell DECT solutions.



What is DECT? What is Microcell? What devices are there? What is the difference? What does Snom have to offer?

Interesting? Then sit back, the article will be voluminous.

Why DECT?



If a wireless telephony solution is required, three technologies are currently available.



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Definition of DECT



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What is Microcell?



I call a microcell a system / entity that covers a certain territory with a radio signal, allowing special devices located in the signal range to communicate. What does the Microcell consist of ? There are a large number of different types of devices and we, within the framework of this article, do not intend to cover them all. Let's talk only about the most frequently used ones.



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Most commonly used components of Microcell



Base Stations - Hardware that acts as the gateway between the wired and radio network. It has a radio transmitter on board, as well as a receiver, which allows you to transmit and receive a signal from devices in a radio network to a wired network for further switching. As a rule, telephones act as such devices. A microcellular network implies that phones can move from one Base Station to another, so the base stations have the ability to synchronize with each other to support roaming (seamless call transfer from station to station).



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Phones - Hardware, simply called handsets.



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Headsets are hardware. Wireless headsets that can independently operate in a DECT Microcellular environment.



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DECT Managers - Hardware that controls the operation of Microcellular System devices. Used by most manufacturers.



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What does Snom have to offer?



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DECT Snom Phones



We have a large selection of different handsets to suit the needs of most users. In order not to describe each device and not to tire the reader, we present a small summary table below. And then we'll tell you about the unique features. For those who need more technical information, we recommend visiting this section of our website.



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Specifications and features



  • High resolution color screens
  • Bluetooth support for connecting with wireless headsets
  • Supports Bluetooth LE and Beacon technology
  • Audio jack for connecting wired headsets
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DECT Snom A190



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  • Roaming support
  • Can be used as a stand - alone device for receiving calls
  • Can be synchronized with DECT phone
  • Talk time 7h, standby time 100h
  • Signal transmission range (up to Microcellular Base) in the room 50m, in the open space 300m


DECT Repeater Snom M5



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Specifications and Features



  • Supports single-cell and micro-cell base stations
  • Wideband audio support
  • Up to 5 simultaneous calls
  • Serial connection


And finally, we want to remind you that for all our solutions including DECT, handsets and headsets, we provide a three-year warranty that will protect your investment for the next three years.



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