beyerdynamic Phonum - speakerphone
Mfg # 710830
CDW # 6080595
| UNSPSC 43191500
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The Phonum speakerphone is the ideal solution for mobile conferences over the internet in the office or at home. The primary operation is via Bluetooth with a PC, laptop or smartphone. In addition, Phonum has a USB port as a secondary interface, so that the device can be used even with poor radio communication.
Phonum allows small conferences, including video or teleconferencing, with participants at remote locations. In the office or conference room on site, the maximum number of participants is 8 people.
Phonum is powered by a Li-Ion battery, which is charged via the USB port. If necessary, the device can also be operated via USB, the battery is then charged parallel to the application.
Phonum is operated via capacitive touch sensors with which the user accepts or ends calls, increases or decreases the volume, selects the polar pattern and can mute or activate the microphone.
Phonum has three microphone modes: omnidirectional, cardiod and beamforming. When the microphone is operating in the beamforming mode, the microphone automatically adjusts to the direction of the person speaking. The selected microphone mode is indicated by line-shaped lights.
Phonum allows small conferences, including video or teleconferencing, with participants at remote locations. In the office or conference room on site, the maximum number of participants is 8 people.
Phonum is powered by a Li-Ion battery, which is charged via the USB port. If necessary, the device can also be operated via USB, the battery is then charged parallel to the application.
Phonum is operated via capacitive touch sensors with which the user accepts or ends calls, increases or decreases the volume, selects the polar pattern and can mute or activate the microphone.
Phonum has three microphone modes: omnidirectional, cardiod and beamforming. When the microphone is operating in the beamforming mode, the microphone automatically adjusts to the direction of the person speaking. The selected microphone mode is indicated by line-shaped lights.