Poly CCX 505
Support for the Poly CCX 505: specifications, how-to articles and setup help from The Tech Team™.
Specifications
CCX 505 specifications
- Poly HD Voice
- Poly Acoustic Clarity technology provides full duplex conversations, acoustic echo cancellation, and background noise suppression
- Poly Acoustic Fence technology eliminates background noise when using a handset or wired headset
- Poly NoiseBlockAI technology removes most background noise when using the speakerphone
- TIA-920 wideband audio, type 1 compliant (IEEE 1329 full duplex)
- Individual volume settings with visual feedback for each audio path
- Voice activity detection
- Comfort noise generation
- DTMF tone generation (RFC 2833 and in-band)
- Low delay audio packet transmission
- Adaptive jitter buffers
- 1 USB 2.0 Type-A (for media, storage applications, headset, expansion module)
- 1 USB 2.0 Type-C® (for media, storage applications, headset, expansion module)
- 2 RJ-45 (10/100/1000 Mbps)
Support articles
CCX 505 how-to & troubleshooting
Setup, troubleshooting and product articles from HP's Poly support library.
Warranty4
Product information3
Hardware3
Cleaning & Maintenance2
Recovery & Backup1
Accounts & Logins1
Applications1
Product & Service Activation1
Compatibility & Availability1
Audio Controls & Speakers1
Security bulletins (25)
- Privilege Escalation of Poly Devices on the Android Platform
- Poly Voice – Potential Unauthorized Modification of WebUI using CSRF Attack
- Poly Voice – Potential Unauthorized Modification of WebUI using XSS Attack
- Poly Voice Devices (CCX, Trio, Edge E) – Potential Denial of Service
- Certain Poly Devices – Path Traversal Vulnerability - Arbitrary File Access by Unauthorized User
- Poly Video and Voice Devices - Potential Arbitrary Code Execution
- Certain Poly Trio & CCX Devices – Potential Remote Code Execution
- Bash shell arbitrary code execution on various polycom products
- Web UI is vulnerable to cross site request forgery (XSRF) GS-26327 & EN-7509
- Poly Systems - Microsoft Azure Active Directory Privilege Escalation Impact
- Rprm - improper restriction of xml external entity reference
- RealPresence WebSuite - Exposure of Private Personal Information to an Unauthorized Actor
- Poly systems - apache struts impact
- Poly systems - blueborne impact
- Poly systems - microsoft o365 tls version support
- Poly systems - samba and sambacry impact
- Poly systems - spectre and meltdown
- Poly systems - wannacry impact
- Poly systems - drown impact
- Poly systems dirty cow linux kernel impact
- Poly systems – solar winds impact
- Ccx - ui does not properly restrict user
- Unified communications - persistent cyber threats awareness
- RealPresence Resource Manager - Jboss Application Server Impact
- Vulnerability in apache log4j affecting poly systems
Software
Software & firmware updates
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Software release notes
- Poly Voice Software 9.2 Release Notes
- Poly Voice Software 9.4.x Release Notes
- Poly Voice Software Release Notes
- Poly CCX Business Media Phones 9.4.0 Offer of Source for Open Sourse Software
- Poly CCX and Trio C60 Business Media Phones Certificate Updates 9-4-0
- Poly Voice Software Release Notes 9.0.x
- Poly Voice Software Release Notes 9.1.x
- Poly Unified Communication Software (UCS) 7 Release Notes
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