Cisco Voice Over IP Phone (VoIP)

Your Cisco Voice over IP (VoIP) phone provides you with voice communication over the same data network that your personal computer uses.

The following lists of VoIP features includes the menu item on the left where you can obtain instructions, the Cisco IP Phone/Quick Reference Guide choice with basic phone feature, or the Online Call Manager choice with options for online controls. With your VoIP phone you will be able to:

Softkeys

1. Divert a call to voice mail -Cisco IP Phone/Quick Reference Guide
2. Transfer calls -Cisco IP Phone/Quick Reference Guide
3. Forward calls - Cisco IP Phone/Quick Reference Guide & Online Call Manager
4. Activate 'Do Not Disturb' (DND) - Cisco IP Phone/Quick Reference Guide & Online Call Manager
5. Place Speed Dial calls (AbbrDial) - Online Call Manager

Messages Button

1. Access voice messages - Cisco IP Phone/Quick Reference Guide

Directories Button

1. Check and dial Missed Calls -Cisco IP Phone/Quick Reference Guide
2. Check and dial Received Calls - Cisco IP Phone/Quick Reference Guide
3. Check and dial Placed Calls -Cisco IP Phone/Quick Reference Guide
4. Add and search for contacts in your Personal Address Book - Online Call Manager
5. Fast Dial contacts from your Personal Address Book - Online Call Manager
6. Search and dial contacts from the EMU Phone Directory (Corporate Directory) - Online Call Manager

Settings Button/User Preferences

1. Change your Ring sound -Cisco IP Phone/Quick Reference Guide
2. Change screen Brightness -Cisco IP Phone/Quick Reference Guide
3. Change your Background Image on the display screen -Cisco IP Phone/Quick Reference Guide

Services Button

1. Campus Safety Advisories
2. RSS Feeds
3. Weather Forecast

Display Button

• Cisco phones with a LCD color display will go to sleep at 9:30 PM and wake up at 6:30 AM Monday through Friday. They will sleep all day Saturday and Sunday. The Display button will have a green light indicating the phone is on, but the display is sleeping. You can either press the Display button, pickup the handset, or receive a call to wake up the display.