What to do if my Avaya IP Phone is locked from login?
If your Avaya IP Phone is locked from login due to three failed attempts to enter the correct Station Control Password, you can either wait one hour for the lock to clear automatically, or notify your system administrator to clear the lock.
Why does my Avaya 1140E IP Phone say 'Busy, try again'?
If you receive a 'Busy, try again' message on your Avaya IP Phone, it could be due to several reasons. First, the remote IP Deskphone might be active (not idle), so you should wait for it to become idle and try again. Second, you might be logged into ACD. Log out of ACD IP Deskphone before initiating Virtual Office from another IP Deskphone. Third, Make Set Busy might be inactive on ACD IP Deskphone. Configure Make Set Busy active on ACD IP Deskphone.
What to do if Avaya 1140E shows 'Server Unreachable (1)'?
If your Avaya IP Phone displays 'Server Unreachable (1)', it indicates a network problem. If the problem persists, notify your system administrator.
What to do if Avaya IP Phone shows 'Server Unreachable (2)'?
If your Avaya IP Phone displays 'Server Unreachable (2)', it indicates a network problem. If the problem persists, notify your system administrator.
How to fix 'Permission Denied (6)' error on Avaya 1140E?
If you receive a 'Permission Denied (6)' error on your Avaya IP Phone, it could be due to an incorrect User ID or Station Control Password. Ensure you enter the correct User ID. If the User ID is correct, select Retry, and try again with the correct Station Control Password.
What to do if Avaya 1140E shows 'Invalid ID (1)'?
If your Avaya IP Phone displays 'Invalid ID (1)', it may be due to an incorrect User ID being entered. Ensure you enter the correct User ID. If the User ID is correct, the User ID might not be in the Gatekeeper database, so notify your system administrator.
What to do if Avaya IP Phone shows 'Invalid ID (3)'?
If your Avaya IP Phone displays 'Invalid ID (3)', it may be due to an incorrect User ID being entered. Ensure you enter the correct User ID. If the User ID is correct, the User ID in Gatekeeper database might point to originating Call Server, so notify your system administrator.
What to do if Avaya IP Phone shows 'Permission Denied (4)'?
If your Avaya IP Phone displays 'Permission Denied (4)', it may be due to an incorrect User ID being entered. Ensure you enter the correct User ID. Another reason may be an attempt to log in to a remote Avaya 1120E IP Deskphone or Avaya 2050 IP Softphone from an Avaya 1140E IP Deskphone (some restrictions apply). Go to an Avaya 1120E IP Deskphone or Avaya 2050 IP Softphone and try again, or consult your local system administrator.
What does 'Permission Denied (3)' mean on my Avaya 1140E IP Phone?
If your Avaya IP Phone displays 'Permission Denied (3)', it may be due to an incorrect User ID being entered. Ensure you enter the correct User ID. Another possible cause is that the remote IP Deskphone has no Station Control Password, in which case you should notify your system administrator.
What does 'Invalid ID (2)' mean on my Avaya IP Phone?
If your Avaya IP Phone displays 'Invalid ID (2)', it may be due to an incorrect User ID being entered. Ensure you enter the correct User ID.
General| Speakerphone | Full-duplex speakerphone |
|---|---|
| Weight | 2.2 lbs |
| Display | High-resolution, backlit, graphical display |
| Connectivity | 10/100 Mbps Ethernet |
| Power | PoE (802.3af) or external power adapter |
| Protocol | SIP, H.323 |
| Expansion | No |
| Lines | Up to 6 lines |
| Headset Port | Yes |
| Supported Codecs | G.711, G.729 |
Details the physical controls and keys on the Avaya 1140E IP Deskphone, including fixed and soft keys.
Explains the function and usage of the four context-sensitive soft keys located below the LCD screen.
Explains the security measures for the IP Deskphone, including user ID and password requirements.
Details the procedure for logging on to the IP Deskphone using a logon ID and password.
Provides steps on how to log off the IP Deskphone from the Services menu.
Details how to make an emergency call from any screen without logging on.
Provides cautions and preparation steps before installing the IP Deskphone.
Guides the user through connecting the physical components of the IP Deskphone.
Provides instructions for connecting the IP Deskphone to the LAN using an Ethernet cable.
Provides methods for making calls by going off-hook first, then dialing.
Explains how to make calls by dialing the number or SIP address before going off-hook.
Explains the four methods to answer an incoming call on the IP Deskphone.
Provides steps for composing and sending an Instant Message on the IP Deskphone.
Explains how to initiate a new call while already on an active call.
Explains how to place an active call on hold using the Hold feature.
Guides on how to retrieve a call that has been placed on hold.
Provides steps on how to transfer a call to another telephone number or SIP address.
Describes the purpose and configuration of programmable feature keys on the IP Deskphone.
Guides on how to access the screen for programming feature keys on the IP Deskphone.
Explains how to use Call Forward to direct incoming calls to an alternate destination.
Explains how to use Do Not Disturb to automatically block all incoming calls.
Guides through the initial login process, including username, password, and SIP domain.
Explains how to place calls using any of the registered user accounts on the IP Deskphone.
Describes how incoming calls are displayed and answered on the IP Deskphone.
Describes the use and limitations of programmable feature keys associated with accounts.
Explains how to use Do Not Disturb to block all incoming calls for an account or all accounts.
Details how to forward calls to an alternate destination for specific or all accounts.
Explains how to log out and re-register to the server by resetting the IP Deskphone.
Guides on making outgoing calls with MLPP, specifying precedence levels.
Explains the preemption process when higher precedence calls are received.
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