Technical Specification Nortel IP Phone 1140E Professional-level IP Phone supports a new dimension in desktop communications features and application presentation

The award-winning Nortel IP Phone tions, leveraging its integrated high-reso- Key features and benefits 1140E with Gigabit Ethernet brings a lution, graphical eight-level grayscale include: new dimension in communication pixel-based display. Application naviga- > Multi-line IP Phone supports up to features and capabilities to the profes- tion is flexible and powerful with the IP 12 line/programmable feature keys1, sional desktop IP Phone. Ideally suited Phone 1140E’s integrated USB port, 14 fixed keys and four context- for managers and knowledge workers, supporting both standard USB mice sensitive soft-label keys2 the multi-line Nortel IP Phone 1140E and keyboards. Combined with rich supports standards-based Session telephony feature sets as delivered from > High-resolution, fully-backlit, graph- Initiation Protocol (SIP), delivering Nortel Communication Servers, deploy- ical, eight-level grayscale, 240 x 160 choice to customers in deployment ment of the Nortel IP Phone 1140E pixel display with anti-glare screen, options with support on Nortel or third- enhances personal productivity with combined with a flexible five-position party Communication Servers. The IP delivery of a superior user experience for adjustable footstand, optimizes viewing Phone 1140E also enables presentation both today’s and tomorrow’s communi- under varied lighting conditions of converged voice and data applica- cations needs.

Nortel IP Phone 1140E 1 Six programmable line/feature keys are supported with IP Phone 1140E as the standard offer. Support of seven to twelve programmable line/feature keys requires use of the shift function and is Nortel Commu- nication Server dependent. Consult Nortel server documentation of choice for support details. 2 Context-sensitive soft label keys are Nortel Communication Server/minimum release dependent. Consult Nortel server documentation of choice for further support details. The Nortel IP Phone 1140E positions customers to meet both today’s and tomorrow’s communications needs.

> Advanced collaborative communica- > Proactive Voice Quality Management • Survivable Remote Gateway 50/200/400 • Multimedia Communication Server 5100/5200 tions support with graphical presence (PVQM) for enhanced administration Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) 5 notification and secure instant and diagnostics • Nortel Multimedia Communication Server messaging (SIP firmware only)3 5100 > Lockable Tools Menu offers local • Nortel Communication Server 1500 (firmware > Four-way navigation cluster with access to configuration, diagnostic and release 1.1 and later) • Nortel Communication Server 2000 (SN09U Enter key maximizes user choice and user preference options and later - planned for October 2007) flexibility in navigation • Nortel Communication Server 2100 (initial > Supports converged (voice and data) support with SE10 and later) • Nortel Application Server 5200 > Integrated USB port powers standard applications via the Nortel • BroadSoft BroadWorks Release 14 USB mice and keyboards, providing Application Gateway 1000/2000, Display input and navigation options for enriching users’ experience with • High-resolution, graphical, eight-level grayscale, application interaction and simpler advanced multimedia interaction monochrome Film Super Twist Nematic (FSTN) Liquid Crystal Display, 240 x 160 menu selection pixel, fully bitmapped, fully- backlit, anti-glare > Supports both Nortel Communication screen > Integrated Bluetooth® 1.2 audio Server protocol (UNIStim) and RFC • Backlit LCD with local contrast settings enhances viewing gateway supports Bluetooth headsets, 3261 compliant Session Initiation • Configurable backlight timer extends the boosting productivity with greater Protocol (SIP) firmware for business quality in display experience with 5, 10, 15, 20 minute, 1 and 2 hour settings; “Sleep never” 6 freedom at the desktop telephony feature integration setting for 24x7 environments • Supports Unicode for expanded language and > Integrated 10/100/1000 Base-T > Added convenience and time savings complex font presentation on IP Phone 1140E display8 Ethernet switch with LAN and PC with field-upgradeable firmware using IP Phone footstand adjustments ports reduces costs, enabling a single Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) • Desktop viewing adjustments: 32.5, 40, 47.5 cable drop to support both the phone or for sites requiring enhanced secure and 55 degree angles and a collocated PC firmware upgrades: UNIStim File • Wall mount adjustment: minus 5 degrees Transfer Protocol (UFTP)7 Fixed and soft-label keys > Supports Gigabit Ethernet, posi- • Fourteen fixed keys (Handsfree, Headset, tioning the phone’s internal switch to Volume Up and Down, Mute, Hold, Goodbye, Technical specifications Directory, Inbox/Message, Outbox/Shift, Quit, accommodate growing multimedia- Copy, Services and Expand) Platform support intensive PC-based applications, thus • Four context-sensitive soft-label keys for easy- Nortel Communication Protocol to-use navigation9 aligning with investment made in the • Communication Server 1000, 2000 and 2100 Navigation cluster wiring closet • Media Gateway 1000B Expansion Chassis • Four-way navigation cluster (left, right, up, • Business Communications Manager down arrows) plus Enter key > Supports 802.3af standard-based PoE 50/200/400 and local AC power via power adapter 3 SIP Firmware is supported on selected Nortel and third-party communication servers. See specification > Secured communications with stan- details for a listing of supported servers. 4 dards-based signaling encryption, Unicode support is on Nortel Communication Server protocol only and is Nortel Communication Server/minimum release dependent. Consult Nortel server documentation of choice for support details. media encryption and user-based 5 Nortel Communication Server protocol only. Consult Nortel server documentation of choice for authentication for network access support details. 6 SIP Firmware is available via factory installation or via subsequent firmware migration. control 7 UFTP is Nortel Communication Server/minimum release dependent. Consult Nortel server documen- tation of choice for support details. > Supports Unicode for expanded 8 Unicode supported on Nortel Communication Protocol only and is Nortel Communication Server/ language and complex font presenta- minimum release dependent. Consult Nortel server documentation of choice for further support details. 9 Context-sensitive soft keys are Nortel Communication Server/minimum release dependent. Consult tion on the IP Phone 1140E display4 Nortel server documentation of choice for further support details.

2 USB port • Weight (phone, handset, and handset cord) – RFC3204 — MIME Media Types for ISUP • Single integrated USB port for standard USB – 2.47 lbs/1.12 kg and QSIG Objects – RFC3261 — Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) mice, keyboards, keyboard emulation devices Color and powered hubs – RFC3262 — Reliability of Provisional • Graphite with silver metallic bezel finish Responses in the Session Initiation Protocol Bluetooth Connectivity/data rates – RFC3263 — Session Initiation Protocol (SIP): • Integrated Bluetooth 1.2 audio gateway for Locating SIP Servers • Integrated 10/100/1000 Base-T Auto-Sensing Bluetooth headset profiles – RFC3264 — An Offer/Answer Model with Ethernet switch for shared PC access (one LAN • Supports up to 10 m/33 ft. range from gateway Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) port and one PC port) supports switching of (Bluetooth power class 2) PC traffic through IP Phone 1140E – RFC3265 — Session Initiation Protocol: Specific Event Notification Expansion Module • Manually configurable for 10 and 100 Mbps speeds when used with Ethernet Switches which – RFC3311 — Session Initiation Protocol • Supports Expansion Module for IP Phone 1100 (SIP) UPDATE Method Series (18-button)10 do not support auto-sensing • Minimum Category 5e cabling required for – RFC3313 — Private Session Initiation Call Recording Gigabit Ethernet deployment (Category 5e Protocol (SIP) Extensions for Media • Supports transmission of duplicate media cable included as standard) Authorization streams with Nortel Contact Recording and – RFC3323 — A Privacy Mechanism for the Quality Monitoring (CRQM)11 Power Session Initiation Protocol • Supports IEEE 802.3af Power over Ethernet, – RFC3325 — Private Extensions to the User Selectable Ringtones Nortel pre-standard Session Initiation Protocol for Asserted Identity within Trusted Networks Headset support • Power dissipation: IEEE Power Class 3. Gigabit Ethernet — 8 watts idle; 10.5 watts full utiliza- – RFC3329 — Security Mechanism • Supports third-party wired and wireless headsets tion (not including cable loss). 100 Mbps — 6 Agreement for the Session Initiation Protocol Languages supported watts idle; 8 watts full utilization (not including – RFC3361 — Dynamic Configuration Host cable loss) Protocol (DHCP-for IPV4) Option for • Language support is platform and protocol • Optionally available universal local AC power Session Initiation Protocol Servers dependent. Consult platform documentation of adapter (“brick style”) supported (90-260 VAC, choice for further details. – RFC3420 — Internet Media Type 50/60Hz power adapter delivering 48V DC @ Message/sipfrag Administration and Security 520mA max) – RFC3428 — Session Initiation Protocol • Static, Partial and Full Dynamic Host Control • AC power cable (country specific) — orderable Extension for Instant Messaging Protocol (Full DHCP factory default) separately – RFC3489 — Simple Traversal of User • 802.1x and Extensible Authentication Protocol Protocols Datagram Protocol (UDP) Through Network (EAP-MD5) for network authentication and Address Translators • E.164 dialing access control – RFC3515 — The Session Initiation Protocol • SIP Protocols: • Standards-based signaling encryption with Refer Method Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) – RFC2327 — SDP: Session Description – RFC3550 — RTP: A Transport Protocol for 128-bit12 Protocol Real-Time Applications • Media path encryption with RFC 3711 – RFC2617 — HTTP Authentication: Basic – RFC3551 — RTP Profile for Audio and compliant Secure Real-time Protocol (sRTP) and Digest Access Authentication Video Conferences with Minimal Control pre-shared key and public key infrastructure13 – RFC2976 — The SIP INFO Method – RFC3556 — Session Description Protocol • 802.1ab Link Layer Discovery Protocol for – RFC3087 — Control of Service Context (SIP) Bandwidth Modifiers for RTP Control network auto-discovery and inventory manage- Using SIP Request-URI Protocol (RTCP) Bandwidth ment – RFC3108 — Conventions for the use of – RFC3605 — Real-Time Control Protocol • Proactive Voice Quality Management (PVQM) Session Description Protocol: ATM Bearer (RTCP) attribute in Session Description for enhanced administration and diagnostics14 Connections Protocol (SDP) Dimensions and Weight (approximate) • Size (W x D x H) Special features (SIP Firmware only) – 7.9 in x 7.4 in x 8.1 in/200mm x 188mm x 207mm — 55 degree footstand desktop Presence configuration • Supports Presence Notification on phone display – 7.9 in x 8.7 in x 6.3 in/200mm x 191mm x 163mm — 32.5 degree footstand desktop • User Presence Selection configuration – 7.9 in x 8.6 in x 4.0 in/200mm x 220mm x Instant Messaging 101mm — minus 5 degree footstand desktop • Secure Instant Messaging from phone display configuration • Message Waiting indication of Instant Messages via blue LED illumination 10 Number of Expansion Modules supported is • On/Off automatic pop-up notification of Instant Messages Nortel Communication Server dependent. • Instant Message log access via Expand Key Consult Nortel server documentation of choice for support details. • Icons for read, unread, replied to Instant Messages 11 Nortel Communication Server Protocol only. • Special character support for meaningful text entry 12 May require deployment of Secure Multimedia Controller 2450 (SMC 2450) which is Nortel Other Communication Server dependent. Consult • Graphical status for calls (calls missed, number for each user) Nortel server documentation of choice for requirement details. • Incoming and Outgoing Privacy Settings 13 Public Key Infrastructure is Nortel Communi- • Selectable ringtones (up to five) via .wav file storable on set (administrator cation Server/minimum release dependent. provisioned) Consult Nortel server documentation of choice for support details. • Localized language support (up to five storable on deskset at one time) 14 Nortel Communication Server Protocol only.

3 Bluetooth EMC US/Canada/Australia/EU Countries • USA: FCC Part 15 Wireless Certification • United States: FCC 47 CFR Part 15 Class B • US/Canada: Hearing Aid Compatibility • Canada: IC RSS 210 Wireless Certification • Canada: ICES-003 Class B (HAC) as per FCC Part 68 and Industry • EN 300 328 • Australia/New Zealand: Canada CS-03 Part V • EN 301 489-1/EN 301 489-17 – AS/NZS 3548 Class B • Australia: AS/ACIF 004 • Japan METI Wireless approval – CISPR 22 Class B • Complies with CE Marking Requirements: This • Korean Wireless approval • European community: device complies with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive – EN55022:1998: A1+A2 (Class B) Audio Quality of Service 1999/5/EC – EN 55024:1998: A1 + A2 • G.711 a-law, G.711 µ-law, G.729a and Annex B • Complies with Reduction of Hazardous – EN 61000-3-2 Substances (RoHS) – (6 of 6) as part of • 802.1p/Q, DiffServ and VLAN tagging of – EN 61000-3-3 telephony LAN port traffic European Union Environmental Directive • Japan – VCCI • Supports echo cancellation and silence suppression • American Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant • Korea MIC dialpad Operating temperature • China CCC • +5°C to +40°C/+40°F to +104°F Safety Relative humidity • United States: UL 60950-1 1st Edition • 5% to 95% (non-condensing) • Canada: CSA 60950-1-03 • European Community: EN 60950-1 +A11 Storage temperature • Australia/New Zealand: AS/NZS 60950.1: 2003 • -40°C to +70°C/-40° to +158°F • Mexico NOM approvals • International: IEC 60950-1

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