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General| Microphone Type | Omnidirectional |
|---|---|
| Speaker Type | Full duplex |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Power over Ethernet (PoE) | 802.3af |
| Protocols | SIP |
| Power Supply | Power over Ethernet (PoE) |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
Do not expose the conference phone to rain or moisture.
Do not open the case of the conference phone.
Overview of the OmniTouch 4135 IP's innovative features.
Instructions for cleaning the conference phone equipment.
Reference to the Installation Guide for connection and registration.
Explanation of LED indicators for call status.
Description of the OmniTouch 4135 IP keypad functions and buttons.
Instructions on how to enter text using the keypad.
Details on the on-hook and off-hook display screens.
Explanation of line status and on-screen information.
How to use the line menu for call control during a call.
How to navigate and use the phone's menu system.
Visual representation of the phone's menu structure.
Steps to answer incoming calls and handle calls on hold.
Procedures for making outgoing calls and redialing numbers.
Instructions for making calls using the phonebook.
Adjusting volume, placing calls on hold, ending calls, and secure connections.
How to add participants to a call and initiate conference group calls.
Techniques for managing multiple lines in conference calls.
Managing private conversations, switching callers, and connecting parties.
How to remove a participant from a multi-party call.
Steps to log in, use, and log out of personal user profiles.
How to change user profile name and PIN code via web interface.
Searching, adding, and editing contacts in the phonebook.
Procedures for removing contacts and conference groups, and viewing status.
Guide to searching and calling contacts from an LDAP directory.
Viewing participants, adding, and editing conference groups.
Instructions for initiating conference calls and adding participants.
How to delete conference groups and view their status.
Steps to start, mute, hold, and end call recordings.
How to play back, adjust volume, navigate, and rename recorded calls.
Deleting recordings, adjusting indicators, and checking feature status.
Overview of basic settings like language, tones, volume, and equalizer.
Settings for connecting external devices like headsets or PA systems.
Configuring PA systems and customizing display screen text.
How to set the time format (12/24 hour).
Accessing headset and PA settings during active calls.
Adjusting PA system microphone volume and manual calibration.
Restarting the phone program/phone and restoring factory settings.
How to check account, transfer protocol, and network status.
Checking NAT traversal, media, time, and equipment status.
How to find the phone's network address for web interface access.
Steps to log into the phone's web interface.
How to manage contacts via the web interface, including adding them.
Editing, deleting, and importing contacts via the web interface.
How to export contacts as a CSV document.
Managing conference groups via the web interface, including adding and editing.
Deleting, importing, and exporting conference groups via the web interface.
How to view incoming, outgoing, and missed calls via the web interface.
Accessing basic settings, changing PIN codes, and profile names via web.
How to select the language via the web interface.
Changing ring tone, key tone, recording indicator, Aux, time format, sound, and display text.
Restarting the phone application and rebooting the phone via the web interface.
How to check device status and software information via the web interface.
How to make calls using IP phones and explanation of phone numbers.
Explanation of IP phone network addresses and Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs).
Troubleshooting dial tone, web interface access, and hardware issues, plus software upgrades.
Details of optional AC/DC power supply and expansion microphones.
Specifications for size, weight, connectivity, network, and sound features.
Operating environment, acoustic conditions, and regulatory approvals.
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