Figure 14: Gadget to Control the Audio Volume
App Drawer and OS Settings
You can access other apps installed on your device, among which the Android Operating System
Settings, by sending the CU360 App to the background and accessing the device desktop, or the
App Drawer.
To access the device desktop, press Home on the remote-control or press the circle button on the
navigation Bar
The device desktop shows a central little white arrow to open the App Drawer.
Swipe-up from the little white arrow with the remote-control mouse pointer to open the App
Drawer.
Figure 15: Swipe-up to Open the App Drawer
Inside the App Drawer you can find all the preinstalled apps and the Android Settings, plus your
own installed apps.
Figure 16: Opening the App Drawer
Avaya B109 as Bluetooth Compatible Audio Device
If the room dimensions require an additional microphone/speaker, you can add a Bluetooth
compatible audio speakerphone, as the Avaya B109 Conference Phone or other compatible
speakerphones.
You can also connect any Bluetooth standard headset device for personal usage.
To add the optional Avaya B109 device as microphone/speaker for the Avaya CU360, please
follow below steps and simitar steps for other speakerphones or headsets.
Pairing and connecting with NFC
To add the optional Avaya B109 device as microphone/speaker for the Avaya CU360, please
follow below steps and simitar steps for other speakerphones or headsets if they are NFC
enabled.
• Turn on the B109 and the CU360.
• Hold the B109 with its NFC symbol close to the NFC symbol on top of the CU360.
You might need to move the B109 closer, then further away from the CU360 to make
contact via NFC. The range is only about one centimetre.
• Accept all the requests on the CU360 screen. Keep the B109 still in place (close to the
NFC tag) in this phase.
• The Avaya B109 and the CU360 are paired and connected. The BT icon is displayed
on the Avaya B109 and the LEDs light up blue.
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