ClearOne comm Tabletop Conference Phones User Manual

MAX Tabletop Conference Phones  
SALES BRIEF  
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION  
ClearOne’s MAX tabletop conference phones deliver rich, full-duplex audio in a wide variety of conference room settings and at an  
affordable price. MAX phones are offered in analog wired, analog wireless, and SIP-based versions, and deliver unprecedented  
expansion capabilities. Instead of providing only expansion microphones, MAXAttach offers multiple linked phones, each with  
microphones, loudspeakers, and dial pad controls for outstanding full-room coverage. No matter where participants are seated,  
conversations are natural and effortless.  
A single MAX phone is typically used in small- to medium-sized conference rooms, executive offices, and home offices.  
MAXAttach is designed for medium- to large-sized rooms and can support up to 4 total phones daisy-chained together.  
COMPETITION  
The MAX phones compete directly with Polycom’s SoundStation phones. Since its release in 2003, we have consistently taken  
market share from Polycom and have become #2 in the tabletop market.  
DIFFERENTIATORS  
There are four main areas in which we differentiate ourselves from the competition:  
» Audio Quality and Performance  
» Room Coverage  
» Price  
» Warranty  
AUDIO QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE  
Every MAX phone comes with high performance audio processing technologies that are found in our professionally installed audio  
conferencing solutions. Customers who perform side-by-side tests are always telling us that our phones sound better than the  
competition.  
Each MAX phone contains three microphones, providing full 360° audio pickup, and a large speaker. An audio industry leader  
for many years, ClearOne has developed a number of important audio processing technologies that are included in each MAX  
phone:  
» Full-Duplex: This simply means that the audio is a two-way street—call participants can both talk and listen at the same time.  
Many devices claim to be full-duplex but really deliver only half-duplex performance, meaning that when one participant is  
talking, he cannot hear anything being said from the far side without substantial audio clipping or suppression.  
» Distributed Echo Cancellation®: One of the biggest challenges in delivering good sound quality during a conference call is  
eliminating acoustical echo. Canceling echo is especially important with speaker phone devices. A telephone handset does not  
need echo cancellation since there is physical isolation between the microphone and the speaker. However, since a speaker  
phone’s mic and speaker are close to each other and not isolated, the mic can pick up audio from the far side coming through  
the speaker and return it back to the far side, creating an echo. ClearOne’s Distributed Echo Cancellation® solves this problem  
by identifying the echo and eliminating it. ClearOne is a pioneer in echo cancellation technology and was the first to introduce  
Distributed Echo Cancellation in 1998.  
USAGE PROFILES  
DEVICE  
USAGE  
CONNECTION  
MAX EX  
» Analog conference phone for small/  
medium conference rooms, executive  
offices and home offices.  
Connects to analog PBX via phone line.  
» Full-duplex, echo cancellation, noise  
reduction, 360° mic pickup, automatic  
level controls, first mic priority.  
MAXAttach EX  
» Analog conference phone for medium/ Connects to analog PBX via phone line.  
large conference rooms, training  
rooms, unique room configurations  
(long or u-shaped tables).  
» Expandable up to 4 total units for  
larger room coverage and distributed  
control.  
MAX Wireless  
» Wireless analog conference phone  
for small/medium conference rooms,  
executive offices and home offices.  
» Full-duplex, echo cancellation, noise  
reduction, 360° mic pickup, automatic  
level controls, first mic priority.  
Base unit connects to analog PBX via  
phone line and transmits wirelessly to  
phone(s).  
MAXAttach Wireless  
» Wireless analog conference phone  
for medium/large conference  
rooms, training rooms, unique room  
configurations (long or u-shaped  
tables).  
Base unit connects to analog PBX via  
phone line and transmits wirelessly to  
phone(s).  
» Expandable up to 4 total units for  
larger room coverage and distributed  
control.  
MAX IP  
» SIP-based conference phone for small/ Connects to SIP-enabled PBX via  
Ethernet cable:  
» Cisco Call Manager 5  
» Avaya SIP Server  
» Nortel MCS 5100  
» Asterisk  
medium conference rooms, executive  
offices and home offices.  
» Full-duplex, echo cancellation, noise  
reduction, 360° mic pickup, automatic  
level controls, first mic priority.  
» Inter-Tel  
» 3Com  
» Brekeke  
» And many others…  
MAXAttach IP  
» SIP-based conference phone for  
medium/large conference rooms,  
training rooms, unique room  
configurations (long or u-shaped  
tables).  
» Expandable up to 4 total units for  
larger room coverage and distributed  
control.  
Connects to SIP-enabled PBX via  
Ethernet cable:  
» Cisco Call Manager 5  
» Avaya SIP Server  
» Nortel MCS 5100  
» Asterisk  
» Inter-Tel  
» 3Com  
» Brekeke  
» And many others…  
© 2008 ClearOne Communications Inc. All rights reserved. Other product names may be trademarks of their respective owners. Information in this document subject to change without notice. 802-158-000-SB Revision 1.0 April 2008.  

GE JGP623ER User Manual
GE General Electric Cooktop JP626 User Manual
FUNAI EC520E User Manual
Electrolux EW30EC55G W User Manual
Dell Flat Panel Monitor D176P User Manual
Creda C261E User Manual
Black Box Computer Hardware LHC201A User Manual
BenQ LCD Monitor 9H L8PLB QPA User Manual
AT T E5908 User Manual
Ameriphone RC 100 User Manual