The i2002 Internet Telephone is a standards-based, Internet Protocol, desktop telephone that connects directly to the Local Area Network (LAN) via RJ-45 connector. Currently supported on the Succession product portfolio (Business Communications Manager and Succession 1000), the display-based i2002 Internet telephone is ideally suited for moderate call volume users, such as office professionals and technical specialists. Basic and advanced telephony features, such as forward, transfer, audio control center, and distinctive ring tones, improve interpersonal communications.

• Context-sensitive softkey arrangement for controlling display-based features for improved productivity.
• Reduced enterprise installation costs by only requiring a single Cat. 5 cable drop to the desktop for telephone and co-located PC.
• Full-duplex hands-free is crystal clear by incorporating a narrowband speaker in combination with acoustic echo cancellation.
• Includes AC Adapter, power over ethernet connection not required.
• Integrated Ethernet Switch
• This 10/100 Base-T, layer 2 internal Ethernet Switch splits one Category 5 LAN drop into separate feeds, providing an additional RJ-45 to accommodate a co-located PC with the IP Telephone.
• Implementing a hardware-based fixed priority scheme to the voice port, the internal Ethernet Switch delivers priority to voice traffic, ensuring high-quality voice is always available.
• 4x10 + 2x24 character-based display
• The i2002's display is the window to a wealth of personal productivity tools. By providing increased clarity for current information, as well as preparation for future applications, users are provided an experience that benefits from the latest in Nortel Networks technology.
• Self-labeling programmable keys
• The i2002 has four self-labeling programmable keys that eliminate paper while making access to external lines, intercom lines, features, or autodial numbers simple and easy to read.
• Self-labeling, context-sensitive soft keys
• Provides the user with fast access to online instructions and system features.