Snom 360 Specifications

VoIP Phone snom 360
The Next Generation of VoIP Phones
The snom 360 is designed for maximum
productivity and efficiency in the every-
day business environment. Dedicated
keys provide you with direct access to
the functions for audio and call control,
and context-sensitive menus offer you
the additional functionality that you
may need at any given moment. The
graphical display can be tilted for your
optimum reading angle.
Additional sophisticated call control
features, full call detail, configura-
tion options can be accessed via web
browser. Customized ring tones can
easily be downloaded from the web
server – including, of course, your fa-
vorite ring tone. Incoming calls can be
marked with special ring tones to indi-
cate the destination of the call.
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12 programmable keys can be used to
customize the functionalities accord-
ing to your own specific needs.
LED associated to a function key shows
you whether or not your colleague is
currently on a call. And, of course, your
colleagues can see whether your line is
free or not.
The new mini browser, embedded in
snom's top-of-the-line 360 executive
SIP phone, lets users and developers
create web-driven, screen-based tele-
phone applications. Examples include
custom contact-center apps, web-based
phone directories, messaging, posting
of news and other info on telephone
screens, and more.
• Tiltable graphical display
(128 x 64 pixels)
• 47 keys, 13 LEDs
• 12 programmable
function keys
• Speakerphone
• 2 x IEEE 802.3
10/100 Mbps switch
• Power over Ethernet
• Headset connection
• Expansion module with 42
programmable function keys
• SIP RFC3261
• Security: SIPS/SRTP, TLS
• STUN, ENUM, NAT, ICE
• Codecs: G.711, G.729A,
G.723.1, G.722, G.726,
GSM 6.10 (full rate)
• National Language Support
• XML driven mini-Browser
To spare you the annoyance of unwant-
ed inva sions of your speech data,
The snom 360 supports the security stan-
dard SRTP – a current specification from
the Internet Engineering Task Force
(IETF) for protection against eaves-
dropping and the stealing of data.
With SIP (Session Initiation Protocol)
you are ensuring your own personal
independence. Most vendors are touting
SIP to be the communication protocol
of the f uture. SIP components can be
combined into a complete system with-
out you being tied to a single provider.
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