Video Guides - Grandstream Wave Desktop

Video Guides - Grandstream Wave Desktop
**Video Chapters**
00:16 - Intro to Wave Desktop
04:28 - Call Functionalities
07:44 - Wave Meetings
19:44 - Messaging
26:10 - Contacts Management
34:22 - Applications
39:44 - Operator Panel
What is Wave?
Ideal for remote workers, Wave offers an easy-to-use platform to remotely join, schedule and hold meetings, calls and conferences from anywhere. It also allows UCM6300 series users to directly call other extensions, landlines, and mobile numbers. Wave is free, available for Android and iOS devices as well as Chrome and Firefox browsers, and can be quickly configured by scanning a barcode produced by the UCM6300 series. The application offers chat and collaboration features, such as sending messages, emoji characters and share files via private chat or group chats. It is compatible with Grandstream’s UCM RemoteConnect cloud service, which ensures a fully secure connection between Wave and the UCM6300 series by providing automatic, always-on NAT firewall traversal. Thanks to Wave, businesses can provide remote workers with a powerful mobile and web tool to meet and collaborate from anywhere, boosting productivity for dispersed organizations and remote workers.
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[@stevedobrey5795]

Impressive! I will try the operator panel which I really need for one of our employees

[@ArtemKarpenko]

This is impressive. Is a lot features. Is runing stable??? Cloud GDMS also utilize UCM or "cloud" resources?

[@stopmotionguys7749]

We are moving away from overpriced cloud , UCM is until now extremely robust. I cannot use screensharing though.

[@KwaakoGyimah]

I use Wave on my phone but of late I can't log on to my mobile phone but I can log on my PC. Can you help me out?

[@WhiskeyJones]

UCM 6202 is suporrting Wave ?

[@masstelecom7303]

We’ve used AFFINITY and it’s not reliable. Is Wave CTI more reliable?

[@abdeljaibar6372]

I have been using CTI Wave and it works reliably.

[@Tex2dj]