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The Fanvil A320 is an Android 9.0 desk phone with a 10.1-inch colour touch screen that holds up to 116 DSS keys, plus dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It suits executive offices and admin rooms that track many extensions and want video calls.

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The Fanvil A320 is an Android 9.0 desk phone built around a 10.1-inch colour touch screen, and Fanvil pitches it as a high-end business phone for offices and management centres. The screen holds up to 116 DSS keys, turning the phone into a speed-dial board for the whole company, and it adds a video camera, dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

Fanvil A320 specifications

Published on Fanvil's official global and Chinese websites:

• 10.1-inch colour HD touch screen.
• Android 9.0.
• 116 DSS keys from firmware 2.6.10 onward.
• Dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) and built-in Bluetooth.
• USB 2.0 port.
• Built-in adjustable camera with a privacy cover.

116 on-screen keys instead of an expansion module

In an executive office the same numbers get dialled all day: finance, HR, reception, the branches. Rather than adding a side key module, the A320 puts up to 116 programmable keys on the screen. Each one can hold a number or a function, and the large display keeps names readable at a glance. One device does the job of a phone plus a sidecar, which saves desk space and cuts transfer mistakes in larger organisations.

Video calls with a privacy cover

The camera sits above the screen, tilts to your seating angle and has a cover you close when video is not needed. Fanvil lists video calling, intercom and monitoring among its functions, and with the HD handset it works for a quick call with a small team from your desk.

Dual-band Wi-Fi and a company directory with photos

Built-in Wi-Fi on 2.4 and 5 GHz lets you place the phone in an office with no network drop. Firmware 2.6.10.1990 added contact photos in the LDAP directory, a card-style view and up to 4 custom fields such as job title or email. The firmware also supports IPv6 and adding several conference participants at once.

Who the A320 suits in KSA

• Executive offices in Riyadh and Jeddah corporates and banks.
• Executive assistants in government entities and universities.
• Monitoring rooms in hospitals and malls, using its monitoring function.
• Management offices of large hotels in Makkah and Madinah.

PBX compatibility

Fanvil states the A320 is compatible with standard SIP, so it registers to SIP-based IP PBXs. LDAP support lets it pull names and numbers from the directory server your company already runs, so nobody types contacts into each handset.

Fanvil A320 or A320i?

Both share the 10.1-inch screen and Android 9.0. The A320i adds a gooseneck microphone, a PTM handset with a mute key, and standalone live and scheduled paging for projects with fewer than 50 IP broadcast terminals. Choose the A320 for an executive desk and everyday calling; choose the A320i for control rooms and in-house paging.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many DSS keys does the Fanvil A320 have?

Up to 116 on-screen DSS keys from firmware 2.6.10, so you don't need an expansion module for speed dials.

Can the A320 connect over Wi-Fi?

Yes. It has built-in dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 and 5 GHz), plus Bluetooth and a USB 2.0 port.

What is the difference between the A320 and A320i?

Same 10.1-inch screen and Android 9.0, but the A320i adds a gooseneck mic, a PTM handset and standalone paging.

Specifications

• Model: A320
• Series: A Series Android touch screen IP phones
• Display: 10.1-inch colour HD touch screen
• Operating system: Android 9.0
• DSS keys: 116 (from firmware 2.6.10.854)
• Camera: Built-in, adjustable angle, privacy cover
• Wi-Fi: Built-in, 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
• Bluetooth: Built-in
• USB: USB 2.0 port
• Handset: HD handset
• Functions: Video calls, intercom, monitoring
• Protocol and network: SIP, IPv4, IPv6 and dual stack
• Directory: LDAP with contact photos, card view, up to 4 custom fields

Features

• 10.1-inch colour touch screen: browse contacts and call history the way you would on a tablet.
• 116 on-screen DSS keys: one-tap calls to departments and colleagues without a side expansion module.
• Dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4/5 GHz) and Bluetooth: connect wirelessly where running a cable to the desk is awkward.
• Adjustable camera with privacy cover: video calls when you need them, lens covered when you don't.
• LDAP directory with photos and card view: find people by face and job title, with up to 4 custom fields.

The Yeastar P560 starts at 100 users and 30 concurrent calls and grows to 200 users and 60 calls with a single D30 module. It is built for companies, hotels and medical centers that need an E1 line or a mix of landlines and mobile SIMs.

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The Yeastar P560 is built for an organization that starts at around 100 staff and plans to reach 200. Out of the box it runs 100 users and 30 concurrent calls, and a single D30 module installed inside the chassis doubles both figures. It is also the smallest P-Series appliance with an E1 option, which makes it the usual choice for sites with a digital trunk from their carrier or a legacy system running on E1.

Yeastar P560 capacity before and after expansion

You keep the same box as the team grows. The D30 is a DSP module that slots into a dedicated D-Slot and adds 100 users and 30 calls.

• Without D30: 100 users, 30 concurrent calls.
• With D30: 200 users, 60 concurrent calls.
• Up to 8 FXS, 8 FXO/BRI, 4 3G/4G ports and one E1/T1/J1 port, depending on the expansion board.

One expansion slot: EX08 or EX30?

This is the key buying decision. The P560 has one expansion slot, and it takes one of two boards:

• EX08: holds up to 4 telephony modules and provides 8 RJ11 ports. Mix S2 for analog handsets, O2 for landlines, B2 for BRI or 4G LTE modules for STC, Mobily and Zain SIMs.
• EX30: one E1/T1/J1 port for a high-capacity digital line.

Built-in storage and management

The rear panel has an SD slot and a USB port for recordings, voicemail and logs, plus an RS232 console for debugging. An NFC tag on the front lets you set network parameters from a phone. Rack brackets for a 19-inch cabinet are in the box.

Medical centers and companies in Saudi Arabia

• Medical centers: an extension per clinic and a queue for appointment calls.
• Companies with branches in Jeddah and Dammam: branch calls become internal extensions over the network.

Apps, integrations and security

Linkus runs on mobile, desktop and web. The PBX auto-provisions more than 500 IP phone models and integrates with Microsoft Teams and CRMs such as Salesforce, Bitrix24 and Microsoft Dynamics 365. Calls are encrypted with SRTP and TLS, logins support two-factor authentication, and the Appliance Edition supports Hot Standby with a second redundancy unit.

P560, P550 or P570?

The P550 covers up to 50 users with the same analog and cellular maximums, but has no E1 and no capacity upgrade. The P570 starts at 300 users and scales to 500, with two expansion slots and two E1 ports. Choose the P560 when your headcount sits between 50 and 200 or you need a single E1 line.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many users does the Yeastar P560 support?

100 users and 30 concurrent calls as standard, and 200 users with 60 calls after adding one D30 module.

Can I install both EX08 and EX30 in the P560?

No. The P560 has a single expansion slot that takes one board.

Where does the P560 store call recordings?

On an SD card or a USB flash drive; both slots are on the rear panel.

Specifications

• Model: P560
• Series: Yeastar P-Series Appliance Edition
• Users: 100 (up to 200 with 1× D30)
• Concurrent calls: 30 (up to 60 with 1× D30)
• Max FXS ports: 8
• Max FXO / BRI ports: 8
• Max 3G/4G ports: 4
• Max E1/T1/J1 ports: 1
• Expansion board slots: 1 (EX08 or EX30, one at a time)
• Telephony modules: Up to 4 on the EX08 board (S2, O2, B2, SO, GSM, 3G, 4G LTE)
• D30 DSP modules: Up to 1 in the D-Slot (adds 100 users and 30 calls)
• Network ports: 1× WAN, 1× LAN
• Storage: SD card slot + USB port (recordings, voicemail, logs)
• Other interfaces: RS232 console, NFC tag, reset button, power switch, protective earth, antenna socket
• LED indicators: System and Power
• Power: Supplied power cord
• Mounting: Desktop (4 rubber feet) or 19-inch rack
• Operating environment: Below 40°C per installation guide
• In the box: P560 unit, power cord, Ethernet cable, 2 rack-mount kits, grounding stud and nut, 4 rubber feet, quick installation guide

Features

• 100 to 200 users: one D30 module adds 100 users and 30 calls, for 60 concurrent calls in total.
• One expansion slot, two choices: an EX08 board for 8 analog/cellular ports or an EX30 board for one E1/T1/J1 line.
• Up to 8 FXS or FXO/BRI ports and 4 3G/4G ports: analog handsets, landlines and mobile SIMs in one system.
• SD slot and USB port: keep call recordings, voicemail and logs on local storage.
• RS232 console and NFC tag: quick network setup from a phone and direct access for system debugging.