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General| Wall Mountable | Yes |
|---|---|
| Protocols | SIP |
| Ethernet Switch | 10/100 |
| PoE | Yes, IEEE 802.3af (Class 1) |
| Handset | Standard Handset |
| Speakerphone | Yes |
| Headset Port | No |
| Codecs | G.722, iLBC |
Provides features for vision, hearing, and mobility impaired users.
Instructions on connecting the Cisco IP phone to a LAN and power sources.
Details the buttons and hardware components of the Cisco IP phone models.
Explains the phone display interface, icons, and softkey labels.
Specifies the required power adaptors and voltage for Cisco IP phones.
Describes energy-saving modes for the phone's display and power.
Instructions on attaching the footstand to the Cisco IP phone for desk placement.
Procedure for adjusting the handset rest for wall-mounted phones.
Procedures for initiating calls using handset, speakerphone, or headset.
Methods for answering incoming calls using various phone features.
Features for diverting, forwarding, transferring, and swapping calls.
How to place an active call into a held state.
Temporarily store a call to retrieve it from another phone.
Accessing phone settings and features via a web portal.
Accessing and searching corporate contacts stored on the phone.
Managing personal contacts, including adding, editing, and deleting entries.
Using a web browser to initiate calls via the Cisco IP Phone.
Information on how voice messages are stored and managed on the voicemail system.
Methods to identify and be notified of new voice messages via visual or audio cues.
Steps to access the voicemail system and follow voice prompts.
How to talk simultaneously with multiple parties on a call.
Hosting or joining a conference call at a predetermined number and time.
Using preset codes or screen items to quickly place calls.
Enabling and disabling incoming call indicators like the ringer.
Temporarily configuring a Cisco IP Phone with your user profile.
Using your mobile phone to handle calls associated with your desk phone.
Details on power outages and external devices affecting the Cisco IP Phone.
Statements required by the Federal Communications Commission for device compliance.
Information on product cryptographic features and U.S. export regulations.
Customizing the phone's incoming call indicator and ringer volume.
Adjusting the phone screen contrast using navigation controls.
Configuring line-specific settings like call forwarding and ring patterns.
Accessing special features, network data, or web-based information.
Answers to common questions about phone features and functionality.
Troubleshooting when conference features are not working due to participant limits.
Steps to resolve issues signing into the personal directory.
Troubleshooting a 'Security Error' message indicating an internal phone error.
Details of the hardware warranty and services for Cisco products.
