Avaya B189 - Page 16

Main menu option Icon Sub option Purpose
To pair incoming calls and contacts.
Call settings Pair Contacts to
Calls
To pair incoming calls and contacts.
Edit Dialing To edit the last dialed number.
Screen & Sound
Options
Brightness To increase or reduce the brightness of the
touch screen.
Language To change the language on the phone.
Button Clicks To enable or disable the sound of button
clicks.
Error Tones To enable or disable error tones.
Backup/Restore Backup
Procedure
To backup the settings for the display
language, the button clicks, the error tone,
and the pairing contacts on your phone.
Restore
Procedure
To restore the information that you have
backed up.
Network Info Audio
Parameters
To view information about audio parameters
such as received coding, packet loss,
packetization delay, one way network delay,
and network jitter delay during a call.
You can also view information about PA
system audio parameters such as internal
microphone, speaker, and VU-meter.
IP Parameters To view the information related to IP such as
phone IP address, HTTP server IP address,
HTTPS server IP address, subnet mask,
router IP address, call server IP address,
and information about 802.1x supplicant,
VLAN IDs, and VLAN test.
Quality of
Service
To view the values for QoS parameters such
as L2 Audio, L2 Signaling, L3 Audio, and L3
Signaling.
Miscellaneous To view information about the phone model
number and serial number, MAC address,
group, protocol, application file, ethernet
port, kernel file, and backup app file names.
Guest Login Guest Login To enable a guest to log in for a specified
duration of time.
Log Out To log out of the phone.
About Avaya IP
Conference Phone
To view the firmware version and year.
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