A new integration cord introduced by Jabra makes corded headsets in its portfolio compatible with IP telephony solutions from Avaya.
The new Jabra GN1216 integration cord expands the options available to Avaya customers and means they can now select from a range of microphones, wearing styles, and single or dual earpiece options.
The cord has gone through Avaya's compliance testing to ensure its compatibility with Avaya's 9600 and 1600 series telephones. Testing was performed on a full range of Jabra's most popular professional corded headsets, including the Jabra GN1900, Jabra GN2000, Jabra GN2100 and the revolutionary Jabra BIZ 2400 series.
"This is a significant opportunity for customers of both Jabra and Avaya," said Niels Joergensen, Senior Vice President, CC&O division, Jabra. "Jabra corded solutions have proven their worth with contact centers and offices around the globe. We now have an integrated solution that has been compliance-tested by Avaya, and the availability of the Jabra GN1216 now provides an Avaya compliance-tested solution with a full range of Jabra corded headsets."
The new integration cord features eight microphone volume settings, ensuring proper audio levels regardless of which Jabra headset is selected. The customer simply connects the cord to the headset, and then sets the microphone according to headset model and personal preference.
Jabra is a member of the Avaya DevConnect program, an initiative to develop, market, and sell innovative third party products that interoperate with Avaya technology and extend the value of a company's investment in its network.
As a Gold member of the program Jabra is eligible to submit products for compatibility testing by the Avaya Solution Interoperability and Test Lab.
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