Aastra BluStar TM 8000i Desktop Media Phone / Aastra BluStar TM for Conference Room SIP Call Server Release Notes. Draft

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1 Aastra BluStar TM 8000i Desktop Media Phone / Aastra BluStar TM for Conference Room SIP Call Server Release Notes REVRC Draft

2 Content SIP Call Server Release Notes About this document Release notes topics General information Release content information Update URL Important BluStar 8000i firmware upgrade/downgrade information New Features in Release Configuration Features SIP Features User Interface Features Additional Information Configuration Features Customized Codec Preference List Option to Disable Call Waiting SIP Features Secure Real-Time Transport Protocol (SRTP) Support User Interface Features BluStar Server Interoperability Visual Enhancment for BluStar Server Interoperability and Busy Lamp Field (BLF) Features Aspect Ratio Negotiation and Option to Change Video Stream Orientation While in a Conference Call Currency Converter Application Issues Resolved in Release Contacting Aastra Telecom Support II REVRC

3 SIP Call Server Release Notes About this document This document provides details on new features and/or issues resolved for the BluStar 8000i Desktop Media Phone and BluStar for Conference Room in SIP Call Server mode, for Release Note: The term BluStar device(s) in this document refers only to the BluStar 8000i Desktop Media Phone and/or the BluStar for Conference Room, unless stated otherwise. For more detailed information about features associated with the BluStar devices, and for information on how to use the devices, see the Quick Start Guide or the SIP Call Server User Guide for your respective device. For detailed information regarding more advanced features, see the Aastra BluStar 8000i Desktop Media Phone / Aastra BluStar for Conference Room SIP Call Server Administrator Guide. Release notes topics Topics in these release notes include: General information New Features in Release Additional Information Issues Resolved in Release Contacting Aastra Telecom Support REVRC

4 SIP Call Server Release Notes General information Release content information This document provides release content information on the BluStar 8000i Desktop Media Phone and BluStar for Conference Room firmware. Model Release Version Release Filename Release Date BluStar 8000i RC2 FC REVRC2 September 2013 BluStar for Conference Room RC2 FC REVRC2 September 2013 Update URL In order for the BluStar devices to download software, the update url parameter must be in either the <mac>.cfg, <model>.cfg (8000i.cfg [for the BluStar 8000i] or 8000icr.cfg [for the BluStar for Conference Room]), or aastra.cfg file. It is recommended to have this parameter in the <mac>.cfg file. For example: update url: ftp:// /aastracfg Notes: The update url parameter supports the FTP, HTTP, and HTTPS protocols only. All updated system software files provided by Aastra should be placed in the path specified in the update url parameter. Important BluStar 8000i firmware upgrade/downgrade information Upgrading the BluStar 8000i firmware to Release from a version prior to Release involves a two-step process. It is required to first upgrade to Release and then to Release in such scenarios. Additionally, downgrading the firmware from Release to Release (or a version prior to Release 4.1.1) involves a two-step process as well. It is required to first downgrade to Release 4.1.2, and then to Release (or the desired firmware version prior to Release 4.1.1) in such scenarios. The upgrade/downgrade process will fail if the above procedures are not followed REVRC

5 New Features in Release This section provides the new features in Release These new features apply to BluStar 8000i and BluStar for Conference Room devices that are configured in SIP Call Server mode. The following table summarizes each new feature and provides a link to more information within this release note. Each feature also specifies whether it affects the Administrator, the User, or the XML Developer. This table may also provide the documentation location of features that have already been documented in Aastra s documentation suite. Refer to those documents for more information about the applicable feature. Feature Configuration Features Customized Codec Preference List (For Administrators) Option to Disable Call Waiting (For Administrators) SIP Features Secure Real-Time Transport Protocol (SRTP) Support (For Administrators and Users) User Interface Features BluStar Server Interoperability (For Administrators and Users) Visual Enhancment for BluStar Server Interoperability and Busy Lamp Field (BLF) Features (For Administrators and Users) Description A new configuration parameter, sip customized codec, has been introduced in Release allowing Administrators the ability to customize the codec preference list on the BluStar devices. With Release 4.3.0, Administrators now have the option to disable the call waiting feature using the call waiting parameter, so that new incoming calls are automatically rejected by the BluStar device with a busy message. The BluStar devices now support the Secure Real-time Transfer Protocol (SRTP), using Session Description Protocol Security (SDES) key negotiation, for encryption and authentication of RTP/RTCP messages sent and received by the devices on the network. The BluStar devices are now fully interoperable with the BluStar Server. By defining presence server and user details in the configuration files, the BluStar devices will be able to take advantage of the enhanced presence capabilities offered by the BluStar Server. A visual enhancement configuration parameter is now available in Release 4.3.0, which can be used to enable visual aids (i.e. icons) for the presence color status bars and line state indicators for the BluStar interoperability feature and the color status bars for the BLF feature. This allows users that have a color vision deficiency to differentiate presence status and line states by icon rather than by color REVRC

6 New Features in Release Feature Description Aspect Ratio Negotiation and Option to Change Video Stream Orientation While in a Conference Call (For Users) BluStar devices now utilize the aspect ratio field in the Session Description Protocol (SDP) to detect any aspect ratio changes from BluStar for iphone & ipad clients caused by the rotation of iphone/ipad devices. Additionally, when in a video conference call, the default video stream orientation is now in landscape format and conference hosts have the ability to change the video stream orientation between landscape format and auto (portrait) format. Currency Converter Application (For Users) A new Currency Converter application has been introduced in Release allowing users the ability to easily find and view the latest currency exchange rates as well as quickly convert one currency to another. All major world currencies are supported REVRC

7 Configuration Features Customized Codec Preference List A new configuration parameter, sip customized codec, has been introduced in Release allowing Administrators the ability to customize the codec preference list on the BluStar devices. To customize the codec preference list, Administrators must define the payload value (payload), packetization time (ptime), and silence suppression setting (silsupp) for each respective payload in order of preference. Note: While defining the ptime and silsupp values are mandatory, any values deviating from the defaults will be ignored (i.e. packetization time will always default to 20ms and silence suppression will be disabled). Payload is the codec type to be used. Each codec utilized by the BluStar devices has a corresponding payload value (representing the data format carried within the RTP packets to the end user at the destination). By defining the payload value in order of preference, the BluStar devices will take the configured preference list into consideration when negotiating calls with other devices. Ptime (packetization time) is a measurement of the duration of PCM data within each RTP packet sent to the destination. The packetization time defines how much network bandwidth is used for transfer of the RTP stream. For BluStar devices, the ptime will always be set to 20ms. Silsupp is used to define silence suppression settings. For BluStar devices, silence suppression is always disabled REVRC

8 The default payload setting is to allow the use of all codecs in the following order of preference: Preference Payload Codec G.719/ G.722/ G.722.1/ G.722.1/ G.722.1/ G.711μ/ G.711a/ G.728/ ilbc/ G.729/8000 (license required) To manually configure a codec preference list using the configuration files, you must enter the payload values in order of preference in the following format: sip customized codec: payload=8;ptime=20;silsupp=off, payload=0;ptime=20;silsupp=off,payload=111;ptime=20;silsupp=off The valid payload values for creating a codec preference list are as follows (in numerical order of payload): 0 - G.711μ/ G.711a/ G.722/ G.728/ G.729/8000 (license required) 98 - ilbc/ G.722.1/ G.722.1/ G.722.1/ G.719/ REVRC

9 Notes: If any of the payload, ptime, or silsupp values are not defined within the sip customized codec configuration parameter, the BluStar device will use the default codec preference list. For information on G.729 codec licensing please contact your respective Aastra representative. Configuring a Customized Codec Preference List Use the following parameter to configure a customized codec preference list: Parameter sip customized codec Description Format Configuration Files aastra.cfg, <model>.cfg, <mac>.cfg, <user>.cfg Specifies a customized codec preference list allowing Administrators the ability to select the preferred codecs for the respective BluStar device (in order of preference). Comma-separated list of semicolon-separated values Default Value 116, 9, 113, 112, 111, 0, 8 15, 98, and (if license available) 18 Range payload 0 - G.711μ/ G.711a/ G.722/ G.728/ G.729/8000 (license required) 98 - ilbc/ G.722.1/ G.722.1/ G.722.1/ G.719/48000 ptime (in milliseconds): 20 (any other values will be ignored) silsupp: off (any other values will be ignored) Note: If any of the payload, ptime, or silsupp values are not defined, the BluStar device will use its default codec preference list. Example sip customized codec: payload=8;ptime=20;silsupp=off, payload=0;ptime=20;silsupp=off,payload=111;ptime=20;silsupp=off REVRC

10 Option to Disable Call Waiting The call waiting feature notifies a user on an active call of a new incoming call. With Release 4.3.0, Administrators now have the option to disable the call waiting feature using the call waiting parameter, so that new incoming calls are automatically rejected by the BluStar device with a 486 Busy Here message. If you disable call waiting on the BluStar device and the user is on a call, any additional incoming calls will receive a busy message unless the Call Forward Busy option is configured. If this is the case, the BluStar device will forward the call accordingly as per the rules configured. Administrators can enable/disable call waiting using the configuration files. The call waiting parameter is enabled by default. Enable/Disabling the Call Waiting Feature Use the following parameter to enable/disable the call waiting feature: Parameter call waiting Description Format Default Value Range Configuration Files aastra.cfg, <model>.cfg, <mac>.cfg, <user>.cfg Allows you to enable or disable call waiting on the BluStar device. If you enable call waiting (default), the user has the option of accepting a second call while currently on the first call. If you disable call waiting, and a user is currently on a call, a second incoming call is automatically rejected by the BluStar device with a busy message. If you disable call waiting on the BluStar device, and the user is on a call, any additional incoming calls will receive a busy message unless the Call Forward Busy option is configured. If this is the case, the BluStar device will forward the call accordingly as per the rules configured. Boolean 1 (Enabled) 0 (Disabled) 1 (Enabled) Example call waiting: REVRC

11 SIP Features Secure Real-Time Transport Protocol (SRTP) Support The BluStar devices now support the Secure Real-time Transfer Protocol (SRTP), using Session Description Protocol Security (SDES) key negotiation, for encryption and authentication of RTP/RTCP messages sent and received by the devices on the network. Administrators and users can choose among three levels of SRTP encryption: SRTP Disabled (default): BluStar devices generate and receive non-secured RTP calls. If a BluStar device with SRTP disabled receives a call from an SRTP-enabled device, it ignores SRTP and tries to answer the call using RTP. If the calling device requires calls to utilize SRTP, the call fails; however, if SRTP is not a requirement, it will accept the call using RTP. Allow Secured Calls: The BluStar device generates SRTP calls, and accepts both SRTP and RTP calls. If the receiving device is not SRTP enabled, it sends a nonsecured RTP call instead. Require Secured Calls: The BluStar device generates and accepts SRTP calls only. All other calls are rejected. Note: If you enable SRTP, then it is recommended to enable Transport Layer Security (TLS) for increased protection. To configure TLS refer to the Aastra BluStar 8000i Desktop Media Phone / Aastra BluStar for Conference Room SIP Call Server Administrator Guide. When an active point to point call is using SRTP (i.e. when an SRTP-enabled device initiates a call and the receiving device is also SRTP enabled) and the transport protocol is set to TLS, the BluStar devices UIs display the following lock icon beside the remote party s information, indicating that audio, video, and signaling is secure. When a conference call is using SRTP (for all devices) and the transport protocol is set to TLS, the BluStar devices UIs display indicating that audio and signaling is secure, but video is not secure. When only TLS is enabled during a call, the BluStar devices UIs display indicating that signaling is secure, but audio and video are not secure REVRC

12 During any type of call, if one of the devices does not support SRTP and if TLS is not enabled, the UI does not display any icons, indicating that the call may not be secure. Administrators have the option of configuring SRTP using the configuration files or through the BluStar device s UI. Users can configure SRTP using the BluStar device s UI only. Configuring SRTP Using the Configuration Files Use the following parameter to configure SRTP using the configuration files: Parameter sip srtp mode Description Format Default Value Range Configuration Files aastra.cfg, <model>.cfg, <mac>.cfg, <user>.cfg Specifies the degree to which SRTP should be utilized on the respective BluStar device as per the following levels: If set to 0, then disable SRTP. If set to 1, then SRTP calls are preferred (i.e. allow secure calls). If set to 2, then only SRTP calls are generated/accepted (i.e. require secure calls). Integer 0 (SRTP disabled) 0 (SRTP disabled) 1 (Allow secure calls) 2 (Require secure calls) Example sip srtp mode: REVRC

13 Configuring SRTP Using the BluStar Device s UI Use the following procedure to configure SRTP using the BluStar device s UI: 1. Select the App Menu button. 2. Select Tools > Call Handling 3. Under the Security category, select the box beside the All Secure Calls option. Skip to step 5 if you prefer to use SRTP for all calls but do not want to make it a requirement. 4. Select the box beside the Require Secure Calls option to ensure that only SRTP calls are generated/accepted. Note: Leaving both options unchecked disables SRTP. 5. Select Done REVRC

14 User Interface Features BluStar Server Interoperability The BluStar devices are now fully interoperable with the BluStar Server. By defining presence server and user details, the BluStar devices will be able to take advantage of the enhanced presence capabilities offered by the BluStar Server. The BluStar Server aggregates presence information from multiple sources and relays the information to the BluStar devices. BluStar device users are able to monitor the status for any contacts connected to the BluStar Server through their Favorites, Search, Contacts, History, and Directory menus as well as obtain more detailed status information through an individual s partial contact information display or full contact information page. Status information available in the various menus and pages include: Presence status bars and information (default as well as personalized status text). Line state details. Microsoft Exchange calendar activity. Presence Status Presence status bars and information can be found in the Favorites, Search, Contacts, History, and Directory menus as well as an individual s partial contact information display or full contact information page. The available presence states, their corresponding colors, and priority details (from highest to lowest) are as follows: Priority Presence States Status Bar Color 1 Unavailable Do Not Disturb 2 Busy In a Call In a Meeting Inactive Away Be Right Back Other REVRC

15 Priority Presence States Status Bar Color 3 Available 4 Signed Out 5 Unknown Note: Visual enhancement icons can also be enabled for users with color vision deficiency if required. See Visual Enhancment for BluStar Server Interoperability and Busy Lamp Field (BLF) Features on page 3-24 for more information. Line States Line states can be found by navigating to an individual s partial contact information display or full contact information page. The available line states and their corresponding indicators are as follows: Line States Idle Busy Line State Indicator Unknown Note: Visual enhancement icons can also be enabled for users with color vision deficiency if required. See Visual Enhancment for BluStar Server Interoperability and Busy Lamp Field (BLF) Features on page 3-24 for more information REVRC

16 Calendar Activity BluStar devices will also display Microsoft Exchange calendar activity if applicable. When the contact s status text is displayed as In a Meeting, navigating to the individual s partial contact information display will reveal when the appointment is scheduled to end. Furthermore, navigating to the individual s full contact information page will show additional appointment details (if configured on the BluStar Server) such as the appointment s subject. Note: Additional appointment details may be displayed as simply Private Data in which case the BluStar Server has been configured to not display the appointment s subject line. Examples Favorites Menu REVRC

17 Partial Contact Information Display Full Contact Information Page REVRC

18 User Information Button and Manually Overriding Presence Status When connected to the BluStar Server, the User Information section (located at the top of the Home screen) becomes a selectable button and shows the BluStar device user their current presence status that is being displayed to all of their contacts. As the states can be aggregated from multiple sources, the BluStar device will display the state with the highest priority. For example, if a user s BluStar device status is Available but the user is in a meeting as per the schedule on his/her Microsoft Exchange calendar, the user s presence status will be displayed as In a Meeting. By selecting the User Information button users have the option of manually overriding their current status. Override options include: Available Busy Do Not Disturb More REVRC

19 Presence and Telephony Do Not Disturb Synchronization When the telephony DND feature is enabled on the BluStar device (i.e. configuration parameter dnd ui is set to 1), the Do Not Disturb presence status is synchronized with the telephony DND feature. If the telephony DND feature is disabled (either through the configuration files [i.e. dnd ui is set to 0] or server-side by the call manager) the Do Not Disturb presence status and telephony DND feature are not synchronized. When synchronized: Changing your presence status to Do Not Disturb will also turn on the telephony DND feature whereby incoming calls will automatically be rejected or (if configured) forwarded to a voic account/another number. Selecting the Available presence status option will turn off the telephony DND feature. The inverse is also applicable whereby turning on the telephony DND feature will automatically change your presence status to Do Not Disturb. Turning off the telephony DND feature will change your presence status back to Available. You can enable/disable the telephone DND feature by selecting the button in the Telphone Feature Controls. When not sychronized, changing your presence status to Do Not Disturb will only affect your presence status. Incoming calls will not be rejected or forwarded REVRC

20 More... Menu Selecting More... accesses a menu allowing users to select an override option and enter in personalized status text. For example, users can select the Busy override option and then type Out to lunch as a status text. After selecting the Done button, the user s presence status will change accordingly REVRC

21 Notes: The More menu can alternatively be accessed by selecting the Presence application button on the App Menu. Overriding the current status is only applicable until the user s next scheduled event. For example, when the BluStar Server is aggregating status information for a user from the user s Microsoft Exchange calendar as well as his/her BluStar device, if the user overrides his/her status from Available to Do Not Disturb, the status will automatically switch to In a Meeting when his/her next Exchange-calendar-scheduled meeting begins. The last 10 personalized status messages are retained under the status text field s drop-down menu so users do not have to re-enter a commonly used message when required REVRC

22 Overriding Current Presence Status Using the BluStar Device s UI Use the following procedure to override your current presence status using the BluStar device s UI: 1. Select the User Information button located on the top of the Home screen. 2. Select a presence setting from the following list (e.g. Do Not Disturb): The User Information button will be updated to reflect the presence setting change you made REVRC

23 Overriding Current Presence Status and Including Personalized Status Text Using the BluStar Device s UI Use the following procedure to override your current presence status and include personalized status text using the BluStar device s UI: 1. Select the User Information button located on the top of the Home screen and then the More... option or Select the Presence button located on the App Menu. 2. Using the New Status drop-down menu, select an override option (e.g. Busy) REVRC

24 3. Select the Personalized Status Text field and type in your personalized text (e.g. Out to lunch ) or Select the arrow in the Personalized Status Text field to choose from a list of previously typed entries. 4. Select Done. The User Information button will be updated to reflect the presence setting change you made. Configuration Parameters Administrators can configure presence server and user details using the configuration files. The server address/name and port are defined using the sip presence server and sip presence server port parameters, while user credentials are defined using the sip presence user name parameter. Notes: At a minimum, the sip presence server and sip presence user name (including a valid address) must be defined in the configuration files to enable this feature. When the parameters are defined, the BluStar device will no longer send SUB- CRIBE messages for the Busy Lamp Field (BLF) feature REVRC

25 Configuring Presence Server Support Use the following parameters to configure presence server support: Parameter sip presence server Description Format Default Value Range Configuration Files aastra.cfg, <model>.cfg, <mac>.cfg, <user>.cfg Specifies the IP address or name of the BluStar Server. String N/A N/A Example sip presence server: Parameter sip presence server port Description Format Configuration Files aastra.cfg, <model>.cfg, <mac>.cfg, <user>.cfg Specifies the port to use on the BluStar Server. Integer Default Value 5060 Range 1 through Example sip presence server port: 5061 Parameter sip presence user name Description Format Configuration Files <user>.cfg Specifies the user name for the user defined on the BluStar Server (typically the user s address). String Default Value Range Example N/A N/A sip presence user name: jdoe@aastra.com REVRC

26 Visual Enhancment for BluStar Server Interoperability and Busy Lamp Field (BLF) Features A visual enhancement configuration parameter is now available in Release 4.3.0, which can be used to enable visual aids (i.e. icons) for the presence color status bars and line state indicators for the BluStar interoperability feature and the color status bars for the BLF feature. This allows users that have a color vision deficiency to differentiate presence status, line states, or BLF status by icon rather than by color. Visual Enhancement BluStar Server Interoperability Presence Status and Line States When the visual enhancement parameter and BluStar interoperablity is enabled, the following changes are applied: Presence States Unavailable Do Not Disturb Busy In a Call In a Meeting Inactive Away Be Right Back Other Available Signed Out Visual Enhancement Disabled Visual Enhancement Enabled Unknown REVRC

27 Line States Visual Enhancement Disabled Visual Enhancement Enabled Idle Busy Unknown Visual Enhancement for BLF Status When the visual enhancement parameter and BLF are enabled, the following changes are applied BLF Status Available Ringing Busy Unavailable Visual Enhancement Disabled Visual Enhancement Enabled REVRC

28 Configuring the Visual Enhancement Feature for BluStar Server Interoperability and BLF Use the following parameters to configure visual enhancement feature for BluStar Server interoperability and BLF: Parameter visual enhancement Description Configuration Files aastra.cfg, <model>.cfg, <mac>.cfg, <user>.cfg Enables or disables visual aids for the presence color status bars and line state indicators for the BluStar interoperability feature and the color status bars for the BLF feature. When enabled, users will be able to differentiate the presence/blf status and line states by color and/or icon. Format Integer Default Value 0 (Disabled) Range 0 (Disabled) 1 (Enabled) Example visual enhancement: REVRC

29 Aspect Ratio Negotiation and Option to Change Video Stream Orientation While in a Conference Call BluStar devices now utilize the aspect ratio field in the Session Description Protocol (SDP) to detect any aspect ratio changes from BluStar for iphone & ipad clients caused by the rotation of iphone/ipad devices. The aspect ratio field syntax in the SDP is as follows: a=x-app:vipr 56 ViPrTerminal ar:[aspect Ratio Information] Additionally, when in a video conference call, the default video stream orientation is now in landscape format (as opposed to the auto/portrait format utilized previously). Conference hosts also have the ability to change the video stream orientation between landscape format and auto (portrait) format. When landscape format is used in a three-way conference call, the BluStar device will scale down and display the two video streams side-by-side in landscape orientation. Three-Way Conference Call in Landscape Format REVRC

30 When landscape format is used in a four-way conference call, the BluStar device will display two of the video streams side-by-side and one video stream below all in landscape orientation. Four-Way Conference Call Video Orientation in Landscape Format Users can change the screen format by selecting the Conf Menu button on the telephone feature control bar and then the Change Format button REVRC

31 Changing the Video Stream Orientation While in a Conference All Using the BluStar Device s UI: Use the following procedure to change the video stream orientation while in a conference call using the BluStar device s UI: 1. While in a conference call, touch the Conf Menu button on the telephone feature control bar. 2. Touch the Change Format button. 3. Select either Auto or Force Landscape. Notes: Only the conference host can change the orientation of the video stream. All participants in a conference call use the same video stream orientation. If the conference host switches the video stream orientation, all other conference call participants screens will reflect the change REVRC

32 Currency Converter Application A new Currency Converter application has been introduced in Release allowing users the ability to easily find and view the latest currency exchange rates as well as quickly convert one currency to another. The Currency Converter can be accessed by selecting the Currency button located on the App Menu REVRC

33 Users can choose which currencies to convert and see the conversion rates by selecting the currencies from the two drop-down lists. The drop-down lists can be configured to display one of the three following list structures: All the major world currencies (in alphabetical order). Your favorite (user-configured) currencies only (in alphabetical order). Your favorite currencies listed first (in alphabetical order) followed by the remaining major world currencies below (in alphabetical order). Note: Currency conversion rates are provided by Yahoo! Finance and are first updated when the Currency app is added to the home screen and then updated every hour thereafter REVRC

34 Adding or Deleting Favorite Currencies Use the following procedure to add or delete favorite currencies: 1. Select the Currency app. 2. Select the Options button then Configure. 3. Type in the country, type of currency, or currency code in the search field REVRC

35 4. Select a currency from the results of the search. The selected currency will be added to your Favorite Currencies list. Note: To delete a favorite currency, select the currency from the Favorite Currencies list. The selected currency will be deleted from your Favorite Currencies list. 5. (Optional) Select the Use Favorite Currencies only option if you only want your favorite currencies to be displayed in the currency drop-down lists when selecting a currency for conversion. Notes: If the Use Favorite Currencies only option is not selected, then your favorite currencies will be listed first followed by the remaining major world currencies. If no favorite currencies are configured, the currency drop-down list will display all the major world currencies. 6. If you do not have to configure anything else on the screen, select Done REVRC

36 Converting or Viewing the Conversion Rate of Two Currencies Use the following procedure to convert or view the conversion rate of two currencies: 1. Select the Currency app. 2. Click/touch the first currency drop-down list and select the primary currency from/to which you would like to convert. 3. Click/touch the second currency drop-down list and select the secondary currency from/to which you would like to convert. The conversion rate of the two currencies is automatically displayed on screen. 4. Select the amount field of one of the currencies and type in the amount for conversion. The respective amount is automatically converted and displayed on screen REVRC

37 Issues Resolved in Release This section describes the issues resolved on the BluStar 8000i and BluStar for Conference Room in Release The following table provides the issue number and a brief description of each fix. Note: Unless specifically indicated, these resolved issues apply to both the BluStar 8000i and BluStar for Conference Room. Issues Resolved Issue Number Configuration DEF33361/DEF33628 DEF33035 SIP DEF33183 User Interface DEF32820 DEF32821 DEF32876/DEF32878 DEF32881/DEF32882 DEF32884/DEF32893 DEF32894/DEF32895 DEF32897/DEF32910 DEF32911/DEF32913 DEF32914/DEF32915 DEF33444 Description of Fix When using the auto-resync feature on the BluStar device, it was observed that check-syncs were being incorrectly triggered based on the time displayed on the Clock application instead of the system time. This issue has been resolved. An issue was observed whereby the BluStar device would use an invalid password when attempting to connect to an anonymous FTP server to perform a software upgrade. This issue has been fixed. When used with the Aastra 5000 call manager, if the call forward feature was enabled for all calls and the user logged out and logged back in to his/her BluStar device, disabling call forwarding would cause the BluStar device to respond to incoming calls with a 302 Moved Temporarily message. This issue has been resolved. If an outgoing call was either cancelled by the user or ignored by the remote party, the BluStar device did not retain the last dialed number as expected when selecting the Redial button. This issue has been corrected. An issue was observed whereby selecting the Goodbye key did not clear the previously entered number on the dialpad in certain situations. This issue has been resolved. Various French language translation issues have been corrected in Release REVRC

38 Issues Resolved in Release Issue Number DEF32929 DEF33212 Description of Fix With the out-of-band DTMF feature enabled, DTMF digits were incorrectly being sent by a user s BluStar device when the user selected the Add Participant and Join button during an active call. This issue has been corrected. After creating a new contact from a Directory entry using the Search tool, the newly created contact was not immediately listed as a contact on the Search page. This issue has been fixed and contacts are now updated correctly on the Search page in such situations REVRC

39 Contacting Aastra Telecom Support If you have read this release note, and consulted the Troubleshooting section of your phone model s manual and still have problems, please send inquiries via to beta_support@aastra.com REVRC

40 Disclaimer Aastra Telecom Inc. will not accept liability for any damages and/or long distance charges, which result from unauthorized and/or unlawful use. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, Aastra Telecom Inc. will not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained within this documentation. The information contained in this documentation is subject to change without notice. Copyright 2013 Aastra Technologies Limited,