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Snom M10 SC

DECT - Handset

Key features

Backlit keypad
Long standby time
OTA updates
Belt clip

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The ideal DECT handset for SOHO and SMEs

The Snom M10 SC Handset combines elementary call functions, e.g. holding or transferring calls, with crystal clear audio quality.
The modern DECT handset convinces with a large display and a backlit keypad.
Up to 9 hours of talk time or one week of stand-by time can be achieved thanks to the powerful battery.

The 4 LED function keys are freely programmable, among other things, calls can be shared on several Snom M10 SC thanks to Snom's own "Shared Call Emulation" feature VoIP provider-independent.
In combination with the Snom M100 SC base station (Only available in the M110 SC bundle), up to ten Snom M10 SC can be registered and make up to 6 SIP calls simultaneously.

Overview of Series

> Snom M100 SC

Operation of up to 10 Snom M10 SC
Up to 8 SIP accounts
OTA updates
Directory

> Snom M110 SC - Bundle

Bundle of Snom M100 SC and M10 SC
Operation of up to 10 Snom M10 SC
Up to 8 SIP accounts
Up to 6 simultaneous call

Technical features

Backlit keypad

This device has backlit keys, which is of course very useful especially in low-light conditions.

DECT

This device communicates using the radio standard for telecommunications called DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications).

GAP compatible

GAP (Generic Access Profile) is a signaling protocol defined by the European Telecommunications Standard Institute (ETSI), which enables devices from different manufacturers to be interconnected. The protocol enables only the simplest functions such as registering the handset, answering the call, establishing a connection, holding the connection and terminating the connection.

All other functions provided by the DECT protocol of the respective manufacturer are not supported with GAP.

Belt clip

This DECT handset comes with a belt clip.

Headset connectable

This device has a port and possible software support that allows a headset to be connected.

Long standby time

This device has a particularly long standby time.

OTA Updates

This device is able to receive updates via radio, i.e. OTA (over-the-air). As a rule, the DECT handsets must be in their charging cradle for this.

Compatible Headsets

Corded

These headsets can be used with any MSC series handset using the "ACPJ25" adapter for 2.5mm jack plugs.

> Snom A100D

Binaural wideband headset
300° flexible boom
Passive noise cancelling microphone
Super light: 79g (without cable)

> Snom A100M

Monaural wideband headset
300° flexible boom
Passive noise cancelling microphone

The matching accessories

You need this quick release adapter cable "ACPJ25" to connect a headset of the M100x series.

> Snom ACPJ25

2.5mm jack plug
Suitable for Snom DECT handsets (MSC series)
Length: 60cm (extended 2.5m)

Help with questions about products, availability and prices

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Snom HQ Berlin

+49 30 39833-0

sales@snom.com

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If you would like to know whether your desired phone is compatible with the PBX you are using, you can view the on our PBX partner overview page in the Service Hub.

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Do you need information when choosing a suitable PBX for your desired telephone? We have compiled some tips for you in the guide on what you should look out for.

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Technical data

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Firmware

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The latest firmware for your Snom device can be found at the link below. When updating, please follow all safety instructions and take into account which firmware version is currently permitted by the PBX you are using.

You may not be able to update your Snom device manually, but only via the web interface of your PBX.

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