Avaya Device Adapter feature matrix

Last Updated : Nov 16, 2022 |
Prolog information
The following table lists the feature matrix of Avaya Device Adapter from Release 8.x to Release 10.1.x. The features listed in the table covers the key features only.
Features
Release 8.0.x
Release 8.1.x
Release 10.1.x
Ad hoc conference
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Autodial
UNIStim, Digital
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital
UNIStim, Digital
Busy Indicator
Not supported
UNIStim, Digital
UNIStim, Digital
Call Forward All Calls (CFW) along with the Busy Indicator feature to manage CFW on behalf of another extension
Not supported
UNIStim1, Digital1
This feature is not supported on 2001 and 3901 endpoints.
Note:
Release 8.1 did not support this feature.
UNIStim1, Digital1
Call Forward - all calls / busy / no answer
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Caller List / Redial List / Personal Directory
UNIStim, Digital1
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital1
UNIStim, Digital1
Call Pickup (Directed / Group / Ringing Number)
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Call Park and Call Pickup
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Call Waiting
UNIStim, Digital
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital
UNIStim, Digital
Corporate Directory
UNIStim1, Digital1
Note:
Release 8.0 did not support this feature.
UNIStim1, Digital1
UNIStim1, Digital1
Context-sensitive key access - idle / offhook / dialed / ringing / active call state
UNIStim, Digital1
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital1
UNIStim, Digital1
End-to-end signaling (DTMF)
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Fixed feature key access
UNIStim, Digital
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital
UNIStim, Digital
Hold / retrieve
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Hot Line - multiple types on CS 1000
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Last Number Redial
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Making, answering, and releasing a basic call
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Make Set Busy
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Malicious Call Trace
Not supported
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Releases 8.1 and 8.1.1 did not support Analog.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Message Waiting Indication (including audio)
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Message Waiting Key and Lamp for voice mail
UNIStim, Digital, Analog1
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog1
UNIStim, Digital, Analog1
Multiple Appearance Directory Numbers (MADN)
UNIStim, Digital, Analog2
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog2
UNIStim, Digital, Analog2
Multiple Device Access: Allows concurrent registrations of a minimum of 2 up to a maximum of 10 SIP devices with the same extension. However, Avaya recommends that out of the 10 devices, only 1 device must be a Device Adapter UNIStim endpoint.
Not supported
UNIStim
UNIStim
Release key - disconnect a call
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Ring Again
UNIStim, Digital
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Set Display - calling / called / redirecting name and number.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Set Display - time and date, call timer, and so on.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog1
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog1
UNIStim, Digital, Analog1
Speed Dial
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Sequential Registration: Allows registration of only one endpoint at one time.
UNIStim3, Digital3, Analog3
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only UNIStim3.
UNIStim4, Digital3, Analog3
UNIStim4, Digital3, Analog3
Support for 50 Avaya Breeze® platform nodes and 2,00,000 endpoints.
50 Avaya Breeze® platform nodes retroactively supported.
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only 35 Avaya Breeze® platform nodes.
Yes
Yes
SMGR IU for Device Adapter
Yes
Note:
Release 8.0 did not support this feature.
Yes
Yes
SMGR IU for Media Gateway
Yes
Note:
Release 8.0 did not support this feature.
Yes
Yes
Transfer - blind as well as consultative
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Privacy Release
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Release 8.0 supported only Unistim.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Presence Service Notification: Provides presence status indication to non-Device Adapter endpoints
Not supported
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Virtual Office (VO)
Not supported
UNIStim with soft keys
The endpoint must support Home and Virtual soft keys
Note:
Release 8.1 did not support this feature.
UNIStim with soft keys
The endpoint must support Home and Virtual soft keys
Virtual Office Emergency dialing
Not supported
UNIStim with soft keys.
In Releases 8.1.1 and 8.1.2, the endpoint also supported Emergency soft key.
Note:
Release 8.1 did not support this feature.
UNIStim with soft keys.
Virtual Office DVLA Timer
Not supported
UNIStim with soft keys
Note:
Releases 8.1, 8.1.1 and 8.1.2 did not support this feature.
UNIStim with soft keys.
Remote Cluster
Not supported
UNIStim
Note:
Releases 8.1, 8.1.1 and 8.1.2 did not support this feature.
UNIStim
Limit Number of Concurrent Calls (LNCC)
Not supported
UNIStim
Note:
Releases 8.1, 8.1.1 and 8.1.2 did not support this feature.
UNIStim
CS2100
Not supported
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
Releases 8.1, 8.1.1 and 8.1.2 did not support this feature.
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Uses AADS service account to access the Device Adapter Corporate Directory
Not supported
UNIStim
Note:
This feature is supported only from Release 8.1.4
UNIStim
Server side NAT
Not supported
UNIStim
Note:
This feature is supported only from Release 8.1.4
UNIStim
Fax and modem calls in pass-through mode
Not supported
Analog
Note:
This feature is supported only from Release 8.1.4
Analog
Hebrew support using CPND
Not supported
UNIStim
Note:
This feature is supported only from Release 8.1.4
UNIStim
Handsfree Voice call
Not supported
UNIStim, Digital
Note:
This feature is supported only from Release 8.1.4
UNIStim, Digital
ADA EM access in cloud deployment
Not supported
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
Note:
This feature is supported only from Release 8.1.4
UNIStim, Digital, Analog
No Answer Indication for Hotline Intercom
Not supported
Not supported
Unistim, Digital
Session Manager registration timer
Not supported
Not supported
Unistim, Digital, Analog
Off-Hook Alarms implementation
Not supported
Not supported
Unistim, Digital, Analog
On-hook dialing feature
Not supported
Not supported
Unistim
MGC loadware management
Not supported
Not supported
Digital, Analog
Unistim firmware management
Not supported
Not supported
Unistim
1 Applies to a subset of the set types. For example, Digital1 may apply to the 39xx phones, that is, 3903, 3904, and so on.
2 Analog stations may have a MADN assigned, but have only one available line appearance. Digital and UNIStim stations may have one or more line appearances for the directory number.
3 Used for recovery in an event of a network failure.
4 In addition to providing recovery in an event of a network failure, can also be used for switching between UNIStim endpoints.