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Cisco 6941 User Manual

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Cisco Phone 6941 Quick Start Guide
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Handset Indicator Light
2
Phone Screen
3
Line/Session Buttons
4
Softkey Buttons
5
Transfer Button
6
Conference Button
7
Hold Button
8
Navigation Bar and Select Button
9
Headset Button
10
Speakerphone Button
11
Keypad
12
Mute Button
13
Volume Button
14
Messages Button
15
Applications Button
16
Contacts Button
17
Handset

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Cisco 6941 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Line Keys4
SpeakerphoneYes
ProtocolsSIP, SCCP
Ethernet Switch10/100 Mbps
PoEYes (802.3af)
Audio Codec SupportG.711a, G.711u, G.722, G.729a, G.729ab, iLBC
Headset PortYes, RJ9
Display396 x 162 pixel monochrome LCD

Summary

Cisco Phone 6941 Component Identification

Handset Indicator Light

Indicates an incoming call (flashing red) or new voice message (steady red).

Phone Screen

Shows information like date, phone number, caller ID, line status, softkeys, and menu listings.

Line/Session Buttons

Used for phone lines, intercom lines, and speed-dial buttons, indicating call status.

Softkey Buttons

Enables softkey (touch screen) options displayed on your phone screen.

Transfer Button

Transfers a call to another party.

Conference Button

Creates a conference call.

Hold Button

Places an active call on hold and resumes the held call.

Navigation Bar and Select Button

Allows scrolling through menus, highlighting items, and selecting them.

Headset Button

Initiates or picks-up a call hands-free via the headset.

Speakerphone Button

Initiates or picks-up a call hands-free via the phone speaker.

Keypad

Allows dialing, entering letters, and selecting menu items.

Mute Button

Turns the microphone on and off.

Volume Button

Controls handset, headset, speakerphone, and ringer volume.

Messages Button

Autodials your voice messaging system.

Applications Button

Opens the Applications menu for call history, settings, etc.

Contacts Button

Opens the Directories menu for personal and corporate directories.

Handset

The phone handset.

Phone Operations

Dialing and Ending Calls

Instructions for dialing, redialing, speed dialing, and ending calls.

Answering and Holding Calls

Procedures for answering incoming calls and placing active calls on hold.

Call Transfer and Conference

Steps to transfer calls and set up conference calls with multiple participants.

Mute, Voicemail, Decline, and Forwarding

Managing audio with mute, accessing voicemail, declining calls, and forwarding calls.

Phone Settings and Navigation

Call History and Directories

Viewing call history, missed/placed calls, and accessing contact directories.

Shared Lines and Volume Settings

Understanding shared line status and adjusting phone volume.

Ringtone and Screen Contrast

Customizing ringtones and adjusting screen contrast.

Navigation and Usage Tips

Navigating menus, using headsets, and understanding softkey functions.

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