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Conference, Headset and Wiring Accessories

Six products for the rooms and the desks around a phone system: an all-in-one conference terminal, a wireless conference kit, a USB camera, open-ear Bluetooth earbuds, an ATA gateway for analog phones and a 2-wire converter for retrofit cabling.

  • Room audio and video: the CA600 terminal with dual 11-inch screens, and the CA400 kit with camera, hub and speakerphone
  • A 12-microphone 360° array and dual 10W speakers on the CA600
  • 4K wireless screen sharing on the CA400, plug and play with one click
  • The CM60 USB camera at 1080p, documented with the X7A desk phone
  • Bluetooth 5.4 open-ear earbuds with a charging case carrying a visible battery display
  • An ATA gateway that puts an analog phone on the IP system with two SIP lines and one FXS port
  • A 2-wire converter for retrofit work, where network and power travel over an existing two-core cable
CA600 conference terminal with two 11-inch touch screens and a microphone array

The room, the desk and the cable

This range collects the equipment that sits around a phone system rather than on the dial plan: the terminals that run a meeting, the camera that adds video to a desk phone, the headset the user wears, and the gateways that bring analog or existing cabling into the system.

  • Meeting room — CA600 all-in-one terminal, or the CA400 kit (RC10 receiver hub, CM70 camera, MS10 speakerphone)
  • Desk video — CM60 portable USB HD camera at 1080p, documented with the X7A phone
  • Personal audio — DH401B open-ear Bluetooth earbuds with a charging case
  • Cabling and analog lines — PN1 2-wire converter and GA10 ATA gateway

How each device connects

Two of the six devices are call terminals in their own right; the others attach to a phone, a computer or a pair of wires. The distinction matters when you are planning a room.

  • CA600 and CA400 are room systems: casting, cameras and speakerphones brought up together
  • CM60 is a USB accessory — the phone or computer it is plugged into carries the call
  • DH401B is a Bluetooth accessory with multipoint for the phone and the PC
  • GA10 is the analog-to-IP gateway, with 1 FXS port and 2 SIP lines
  • PN1 is a cabling device, carrying network and power over a two-core cable

SIP line counts are not stated for the CA600, CA400, CM60 or DH401B, and the PN1 is not a SIP endpoint; the GA10 states two SIP lines.

What the materials do not state

  • Dimensions, weight and colour: not stated for any product on this page
  • SIP lines: not stated for the CA600, CA400, CM60 and DH401B
  • PoE: stated for the CA600, not stated for the CA400 and GA10
  • Expansion units for the CA400: named in the source as CP20 with no specification
  • Other speakerphones and headsets in the wider range: documented, but without a usable product photograph, so they are quoted on request rather than listed here

Where a fact is missing we say so rather than guess; ask us and we will confirm against the current documentation before you specify.

Conference, Headset and Wiring Accessories in this range

Choosing between options

Conference and accessory range — what each device does

ModelTypeConnectionPowerWhere it fits
CA600All-in-one conference terminalWired network; wireless castingPoE or wiredMedium to large meeting rooms
CA400Wireless conference kitUSB Type-C, or HDMI plus USBNot statedRooms running a meeting from a laptop
CM60Portable USB HD cameraUSBFrom the USB hostVideo calls at a desk phone (X7A)
DH401BOpen-ear Bluetooth earbudsBluetooth 5.4 multipointCharging casePersonal audio at a phone and a PC
PN12-wire converterTwo-core cableExternal AC 100–240 VRetrofit where two-core cable exists
GA10ATA gatewayFXS (RJ11) plus 10/100 Mbps networkMicro USB DC 5V/1AAnalog phones on an IP system

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a PBX to use these products?

It depends on the device. The GA10 ATA gateway holds two SIP lines and is designed to register to an IP telephony system such as the OM series on this site. The CA600, CA400, CM60 and DH401B are documented with connection through USB, Bluetooth or the network rather than with a stated SIP line count, and the PN1 is a cabling device rather than a call terminal.

Can the meeting room and the desk phones run on one system?

The room devices join over the network and sit alongside the extensions. Tell us how the room should reach the PBX and we will confirm which arrangement the current documentation supports.

Which products are sold as kits?

Only the CA400, which is documented as three units: the RC10 Receiver Hub, the CM70 UHD Camera and the MS10 Screen-Sharing Speakerphone. Everything else on this page is quoted as an individual item.

What about the 2-wire switch and the larger converter models?

The same 2-wire documentation also covers a switch for up to eight two-wire devices (PN8) and a 1U model for up to 24 devices (PN24). They are quoted separately — send us the building layout and the device list and we will size them for you.

Why are some models missing from this page?

We publish a product page only where the range provides a usable product photograph. Several models in the wider conference range — including the CS20 and CS40 speakerphones, the DB20 station and the DH301B, DH602B and HT301 headset families — are documented but have no image asset in the library, so they are quoted on request rather than listed here.

Planning an IP telephony project?

Send us the site type, the number of extensions or rooms and the areas to cover — we will come back with a configuration and quotation.

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