Release Notes

8 Release notes

Avaya Business Communications Manager

When using some headset versions, there is a strong buzzing noise

With the variety of headset manufacturers in the market place, there are some

headsets that do not provide adequate filtering. A slight buzzing sound can be

present on the headset, as well as at the far end. Occurrence is random with the

variety and quality of headsets in the market place. Current trials suggest that

Plantronics headsets tend to perform better on the telephone than those made by

other manufacturers.

Q01513184

Voice path not present after base station reboot

There is a chance that when the base station powers up for the first time, the first call

can experience no voice path. Avaya believes that this problem is fixed. It is currently

under internal verification in the latest software build. If the user experiences this no

voice path issue, press the handsfree button and then release the call. You can then

operate the handset as normal.

Q01514285

Assigned port identification number after the deregistration fails causing

problems on other handsets

This issue affects users with two or more handsets on a base station. When you

deregister a handset from the base station in maintenance mode, and then try to re-

greater than 1, the system assigns a system identification of 1. This interferes and

causes corruption with the current set that is assigned with a system identification of

The solution is still under development review. The current solution is to set the dip

switches on the back of the base station to deregister mode. This means that all the

handsets currently registered to that base station must now be registered again one

at a time. There are currently no issues with re-registering handsets after using this

mode to deregister the handsets.

Q01514272

Dropped calls

There have been a small number of reported instances where calls have been

dropped. These are still under investigation and the circumstances around the

dropped calls are not completely defined. If a dropped call is experienced, contact us

as soon as possible, and let us know the following:

• Was it an internal or external call?

• What events lead up to the dropped call?

• Were there any unusual messages displayed on the handset?

• How far were you from the base station?

• Did the handset reset?

ATTENTION

As described in the cover letter you received with the

telephone, Avaya strongly recommends that you use this

handset cautiously under controlled circumstances. Do not use

this handset in business-sensitive situations until your

distributor upgrades your trial phone with improved software

from Avaya.