Eyebeam 1.1 3007n Stamp 17816
To the uninitiated, "Eyebeam 1.1 3007n stamp 17816" looks like a random assortment of characters. However, for those fluent in the language of industrial hardware, each segment provides vital data for identification and replacement.
The specific identifiers in your query represent the software's internal versioning and release metadata: eyeBeam 1.1
: Used Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) to connect with various VoIP service providers.
, indicating a particular iteration or "n-build" within the 1.1 version cycle. stamp 17816
The identifier refers to a specific legacy version and build of the CounterPath eyeBeam softphone, a Voice over IP (VoIP) application. This particular release string is frequently cited in technical forums, such as those for VICIdial and 3CX, as it was a widely used stable build for call center environments. Build Identification
In the context of this specific hardware, the marking is the primary identifying "stamp" found on the sensor's housing.
: Supported essential business features like call transfer, hold, redial, and G.711 / G.729 audio codecs for bandwidth efficiency.
The specific string "" refers to a highly specific version and build "stamp" of the eyeBeam softphone , a legacy VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) application developed by CounterPath Solutions (originally Xten Networks).
