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IP Voice Telephony
(Desktop IP and Hotel Phones)
GRP26xx Carrier-Grade IP Phones, GXP16xx/GXP21xx Series IP Phones
Wi-Fi Phones
(Wi-Fi Cordless IP Phones)
WP856, WP816, WP826, WP836, WP810, WP820, WP822, WP825
DECT Phones
(DECT Cordless IP Phones)
Repeater (DP760), Base Stations (DP755, DP752, DP750) and Handsets (DP735, DP730, DP725, DP722 and DP720)
Gateways & ATAs
(VoIP Gateways & Analog Telephone Adaptors)
HT841/HT881, GXW4200 Series, HT813, HT818 (V2), HT814 (V2), HT812 (V2), HT802 (V2) and HT801 (V2)
Hotel IP Phones
(GHP Series IP Phones)
GHP610(W), GHP611(W), GHP620(W), GHP621(W), GHP630(W), GHP631(W)
Popular Questions
Only the model variants that contain P or G in their model name support PoE. E.g., GRP2602P and GRP2602G
All models in the GXV34x0 series run on Android 14.
From the handset menu: go to Settings → Network Settings → Wi-Fi, set Wi-Fi to “On”, select the desired SSID, enter the password when prompted. Upon successful connection the Wi-Fi icon will display on the standby screen.
Pick up the handset of a phone connected to an FXS port and dial *** to open the IVR. Then dial 02, and the device will announce its current IP address. This applies whether the unit is using DHCP, Static IP, or PPPoE mode.