• When the selected working mode for the contact is “DIRECT SIP”, the valid formats
are:
o <unit_name>@<unit _IP_address>:
“phstr_231@172.26.5.57” for instance.
o <unit_name>@<unit _IP_address>:<Port>, when the SIP port is not 5061
(the usual one in Direct SIP): “phstr_231@172.26.5.57:5061” for instance.
• When the selected working mode for the contact is “RTP Point to Point”, the only
valid format is:
o <unit _IP_address>: “172.26.33.28” for instance.
NOTE: Any of those fields can be left blank when the contact will not be used for IP
communications.
In this second step, the alphanumeric keypad on the front panel of the PHOENIX STRATOS
works only as a numeric keypad in order to insert the ISDN number/s and as an alphanumeric
keypad in order to insert the IP identifier.
Detail of the record number/identifier creation screen
To quit this menu and return to the immediately previous one, simply press the ESC button.
Depending on the time of its activation, it may be that no change made in the last access to this
menu will be validated and stored in memory.
3.1.2.2. DEL.
The DEL option lets you eliminate one or all of the phone book records stored in the internal
memory of the unit.
DEL options
After pressing the contextual button associated with the DEL option, a screen appears in which
confirmation is requested and various options are offered:
- REMOVE: only the phone book entry selected in the previous screen when DEL was
pressed will be deleted.
- REM ALL: all of the entries stored in the phone book will be deleted. The unit will
request confirmation of this action.
By pressing the ESC button you can return to the previous menu, with no erasure or
modification of the previously stored data.
3.1.2.3. Editing a contact.
While editing does not expressly appear as an option on screen, you can edit a previously
stored phone book record simply by selecting the entry and pressing the rotary encoder.
The procedure is identical to the one described above in the INSERT section.
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