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The Fanvil X3SP is a basic IP phone model from Fanvil.

Fanvil X3S / X3P / X3G are basic phones with color screens, HD sound, which allow an excellent communication experience; it is ideal for small and large companies.Fanvil X3SP IP phone is an industrial masterpiece that offers a simple user experience for its home and office users with sleek looks and smart software.

The X3SP is positioned to be not only a telephone placed on a user's desk for communication but also a nice piece of art in the room or office.

CHARACTERISTICS:Basic Features • 2 SIP lines • HD Voice • POE Enabled (X3SP / X3G Models Only) • Hands-free (HS) / Hands-free (HF) / Headset (HP) mode (EHS mounts for Plantronics headsets) • Desktop installation or on the wall • Industry-standard certifications: CE / FCC Calling Features • Call / Answer / Reject • Mute / Unmute (Microphone) • Call Hold / Resume • Call Waiting • Intercom • Caller ID Display • Call Forwarding (Always / Busy / No Answer) • Call Transfer (Attended / Unattended) • Call park / pickup (server dependent) • Redial • Do not disturb (by line / by phone) • Auto answer (by line) • Voice message (on server) • Local 3-way conference • Hotline Phone Features • Phone Accessibility Control by User PIN • Smart Phonebook (up to 500 total entries) • Remote Phonebook (XML / LDAP) • Smart Contact Number Correspondence / Filtering • Call Log (630 total entries, In / Out / Missed) • Voice Message Indication (VMWI) • Network Time Synchronization • On-screen multilingual support and web interface: English, Chinese (traditional/simplified), Japanese, Russian, Italian, Turkish, German, Dutch, Spanish, Hebrew, Polish, French, etc.

Audio • HD voice speaker / microphone (earphone / hands-free, 0 ~ 7 kHz frequency response) • Wideband 16KHz ADC / DAC sampling • Narrowband CODEC: G.711a / u, G.723.1, G. 726-32K, G.729AB • Wideband CODEC: G.722 • Full-duplex Acoustic Echo Analyzer (AEC) - Hands-free mode, 96ms Queue length • Voice Activity Detection (VAD) / Noise Generation Comfort (CNG) / Background Noise Estimation (BNE) / Noise Reduction (NR) • Packet Loss Concealment (PLC) • Dynamic adaptive jitter buffer up to 300 ms • DTMF: In-band, out-of-band - DTMF-Relay (RFC2833) / SIP INFO Networks • Physical: 10 / 100Mbps (X3S / X3SP Models only), 10/100 / 1000Mbps ( For Model X3G only) Ethernet, double bridge port for PC Bypass • IP Configuration: Static / DHCP / PPPoE • Network Access Control: 802.1x • VPN: L2TP (Basic Unencrypted) / OpenVPN • VLAN • QoS Physical Specifications • LCD x1: 320 x 240 (320 x 240) color LCD display • Keypad: 32 keys, including 4 programmable keys • 12 standard telephone digits Keys 5 Navigation keys • 2 line keys with tri-color LED 5 function keys • 3 Volume control keys, Up / Down / Mute (Microphone) 1 Hands-free keys • HD hands-free speaker (0 ~ 7KHz) x1 • HD hands-free microphone (0 ~ 7KHz) x1 • HD headset (RJ9) x1 • Standard RJ9 Telephone Cable x1 • 1.5M CAT5 Ethernet Cable x1 • RJ9 Telephone Jacket x2: Handset x1, Headsetx1 • RJ45 Ethernet Jacket x2: Network x1 (POE 802.3AF Class 1 Enabled), PC x1 (Bridge to Network ) • Main Chipset: Broadcom • DC Input: 5V / 600mA • Working Temperature: 0 ~ 40 ℃ • Working Humidity: 10 ~ 65% • Dual Function Rear Bracket x1: Desk Bracket / Wall Mount • From black color • Packaging dimensions: 275x215x62mm (W x H x D)Fanvil's new X3S IP phone offers a superior user experience and simplicity for home and office users with sleek looks and smart software.

X3S It has high interoperability with the main platforms: 3CX, Broadsoft, Elastix, Asterisk, Xorcom, etc. 

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When someone types within the address: www.yourdomain.com that name is translated into numbers (called an IP address) then the pc is directed thereto IP address which is that the internet site.

Every internet site on the web is found not by its name but by its IP address.You can reach a site by typing within the IP address alone which will take you on to the location.

But note, not every single website has an IP address specifically allocated thereto .

for instance, every single website on this server doesn't use different IP addresses.So you would possibly see jonswebsite.com and janeswebsite.com using an equivalent IP address.

Basically what happens is that when jonswebsite.com is resolved into the IP address, the person trying to find jonswebsite.com arrives at the server; the server then realizes that the person is trying to find jonswebsite.com and sends that page to the person requesting it.Using quite one site on an IP address is named sharing IPs or a Shared IP address.

If a site has its own IP address and shares it with nobody else, it's called a singular IP address.You can always reach a site which features a unique IP address by using its IP address alone, but you cannot reach a site employing a shared IP address by typing within the IP address alone because once you type during a shared IP address you reach the server but the server doesn't know which site you would like because you haven't told it which name you would like.One common reason for having a singular IP address is that you simply can only use SSL encryption on a singular IP address.