Grandstream’s GXP1700 IP phones are both functional and cost-effective

The family of endpoints includes the GXP1760, GXP1780 and GXP1782 models

Telecommunications infrastructure can be one of the biggest costs for a small- to medium-sized company, so it’s critical to find a solution that strikes the right balance between value and cost, while at the same time ensuring scalability so the system can grow along with the business.

IP phones often comprise the bulk of the cost of a business telephone system, so choosing the right endpoints is an important part of the functionality-cost ratio. Developed specifically with growing businesses in mind, Grandstream’s mid-range GXP17xx series IP phones achieve this balance remarkably well.

Scalability

The GXP17xx series has been developed specifically to scale with growing businesses. These endpoints provide all the basic features expected from modern IP endpoints, plus some more advanced functionalities that can be progressively integrated as the business expands. This allows enterprises to invest more into growing their business, without having to give up many of the useful and sometimes vital more advanced features. With a stylish design and mid-range call capacity, such phones are ideal for fast-growing SMBs requiring IP telephony features to evolve along with their business.

Ease of Deployment

The Grandstream GXP17xx IP phones simplify deployment and management on a number of fronts. These include 802.3af Power over Ethernet (PoE), a switchport for connecting a workstation PC, and automated provisioning using the TR-069 standard or AES encrypted XML files, just to name a few. If your customers are using a Grandstream UCM IP PBX appliance, Zero-Config provisioning can also be employed for all GXP17xx models.

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Key Features

Key features of all three models (GXP1760, GXP1780 and GXP1782) include:

• Conference calling for up to five participants
• Up to six lines and six dual-color line keys
• All six hard keys can be used as virtual multi-purpose keys (VMPKs) among four virtual pages, which add up to 24 VMPKs
• Up to three SIP accounts
• Four programmable XML context sensitive soft keys
• Dual switched auto-sensing 10/100 Mbps port for a PC
• USB port for import and export of data
• Support for the majority of mainstream and open voice codecs including G.729, G.711, G.722 Wideband and OPUS, among others
• HD wideband audio, full duplex speakerphone with advanced acoustic echo cancellation
• Support of Electronic Hook Switch (EHS) compatible Plantronics headsets
• TLS and SRTP security encryption technology
• Personal phonebook with a capacity of up to 2,000 contacts
• Call history with up to 500 records
• A large backlit 200*80 pixel LCD display
  
  

Enhanced Features of the GXP1780 & GXP1782 Models

The GXP1780 and GXP1782 models provide the following enhancements to the features listed above:

• Up to eight lines and eight dual-color line keys
• Up to four SIP accounts
• Up to 32 VMPKs (eight programmable keys across four virtual pages)

The GXP1782 further provides dual switched auto-sensing 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit network ports, permitting greater network speeds for connected PCs for customers who require such performance.

CONCLUSION

The Grandstream GXP17xx series of mid-range IP phones strike just the right balance between functionality and cost. With three different models, each offering varying feature sets, customers can choose the endpoint that best suits their needs.

Download data sheets for the GXP1760, GXP1780 and GXP1782.

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