Why can't I hear callers on my Cisco Telephone speaker?
- JJesse GarciaJul 31, 2025
If you cannot hear callers on the speaker, try increasing the speaker volume.
Why can't I hear callers on my Cisco Telephone speaker?
If you cannot hear callers on the speaker, try increasing the speaker volume.
What to do if callers can't hear me on Cisco 7960 speakerphone?
If callers can't hear you when you're using the Cisco IP Phone's speakerphone, ensure that nothing obstructs the microphone, located on the left side of the phone beneath the handset cradle. Try moving closer to the microphone and speaking directly towards it.
What to do if callers can’t hear me on Cisco Telephone speakerphone?
If callers can't hear you when you are using the speakerphone, ensure that nothing is blocking the microphone, which is located on the left side of the telephone under the handset cradle. Try moving closer to the microphone and facing it directly while speaking.
Why does the caller's voice echo on my Cisco Telephone?
If the caller's voice echoes, try decreasing the speaker volume.
Codecs | G.711, G.729a |
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Protocol Support | SCCP, SIP |
Ethernet Ports | 2 x 10/100 Ethernet ports |
Power Options | Power over Ethernet (PoE), AC adapter |
Audio | Full-duplex speakerphone |
Buttons | 6 line buttons |
Weight | 3.5 pounds |
Overview of features provided by the T6000 telephone system on Cisco 7960 or 7940 phones.
Explains how to access phone features using activating digits and numeric codes.
Provides a summary of the content covered in each chapter of the user guide.
Details the components and capabilities of Cisco IP phones and their features.
Compares features of Cisco 7960 and 7940 phones, highlighting differences.
Guides users on how to identify their phone's configuration (MGCP or SCCP).
Provides instructions and considerations for relocating the telephone.
Steps to adjust LCD display contrast for optimal visibility.
Instructions for adjusting handset, headset, or speakerphone volume.
Guide to adjust the telephone's ringer volume while on-hook.
Methods to answer an incoming call using handset, speakerphone, or headset.
Explains how to answer a second call using the Answer soft key.
Details on using the Answer soft key to manage incoming calls.
Steps to switch back to a previously held call.
Describes various methods for ending a phone call.
Explains the visual indicators next to line buttons on the LCD.
Guides on making calls to external numbers via handset, speakerphone, or keypad.
Instructions for initiating calls to internal extensions.
Procedure to change the telephone's ringer sound.
Overview of available services like Directory, Voice Mail, and Web Services.
Information on accessing Personal, Company Directory Listing, and Lookup.
Guide to accessing voice mail messages via services or messages button.
Tools for managing calls, including Call Screening and Call Forwarding.
Instructions for accessing timely information from the internet.
How to locate numbers for redialing using the call history.
Steps to view call history and redial missed calls.
How to access and use call history for received and placed calls.
Methods for using phone features without replacing the handset.
Guide to using the speakerphone for hands-free conversations.
Common speakerphone problems and their solutions.
Explanation of the default and configurable digit for activating features.
Feature for creating, modifying, deleting, and using speed dial codes.
Feature to reject calls from callers who block Caller ID.
System-wide feature for controlling long distance and other dialing types.
Assigning project or client codes to calls for billing purposes.
Transferring a call to another number without announcing it.
Feature to wait for a busy outgoing line to become available.
Programming the phone to reject calls from a list of numbers.
Allows forwarding all incoming calls to a specified destination number.
Forwards calls to another number when the phone is busy.
Forwards calls to another number when the phone is unanswered.
Forwards calls when the phone is out of service.
Feature to answer another phone that is ringing.
Dials the telephone number of the last incoming call.
Records the telephone number of an offending call immediately after.
Allows answering an incoming call without disconnecting the current one.
Features related to multi-party conference calls.
Allows programming another telephone to act as your own.
Routes incoming calls to another destination while silencing the phone's ring.
Allows waiting for a busy outgoing line to become available.
Distributes calls made to a specific pilot number within a group.
Feature to park a call at a predefined extension using a softkey.
Feature for making and receiving extension-to-extension calls.
Provides ability to schedule conference calls for multiple participants.
How to listen to a list of scheduled Meet-Me Conferences.
Feature to park multiple calls and pick them up from anywhere.
Information about listening to music while a call is on hold.
Turns off the speakerphone/handset microphone during a conversation.
Determines call routing based on time of day and day of week.
Allows transferring calls using predefined one-touch transfer buttons.
Allows sending Caller ID information for a specific call only.
System administrator tool for configuring phone settings.
Procedure to remove a phone number assignment from a phone.
Feature to define numbers that trigger a priority ring.
Distributes incoming calls to a defined group of phones.
Call screening service to identify and handle calls without Caller ID.
How to change and listen to the 3-digit Privacy Guard access code.
Manages 10-digit access codes for the Selective Call List.
Feature to redial the last dialed number.
Allows setting, changing, or canceling call forwarding remotely.
Capability to set up a remote phone to act as your VoIP phone.
Forwards calls from a list of numbers to a specified destination.
Using the SPEAKER button to select lines or hang up.
Associates favorite numbers with buttons for quick dialing.
Feature to transfer a call to another number.
Lists commands for accessing the voice mail system.
Methods to access voice mail from phone, internal/external phones, or PC.
Steps to access voice mail by calling your own telephone number.
Options for controlling message playback like rewind and fast forward.
How to record, review, and send voice mail messages.
Procedure to mark a voice mail message as urgent.
Instructions to change the default voice mail password for security.
Method to immediately start listening to voice mail.
How to exit voice mail and return to the auto attendant or operator.
Option to route callers to a custom operator or alternate phone number.
Steps to replay a voice mail message.
How to save a voice mail message to the saved messages folder.
Method to skip to the next voice mail message.
Procedure to delete a voice mail message.
How to forward a voice mail message to another user's mailbox.
Steps to reply to a received voice mail message.
How to redial a caller who left a message.
How to send a voice mail message directly to an extension.
Recording different greetings for various call conditions.
Creating and managing personal or corporate voice mail distribution groups.
Instructions on how to exit the voice mail system.
Lists commands for accessing the voice mail system.
Methods to access voice mail from phone, internal/external phones, or PC.
Steps to access voice mail by calling your own telephone number.
Options for controlling message playback like rewind and fast forward.
How to record, review, and send voice mail messages.
Procedure to mark a voice mail message as urgent.
Instructions to change the default voice mail password for security.
Method to immediately start listening to voice mail.
How to exit voice mail and return to the auto attendant or operator.
Option to route callers to a custom operator or alternate phone number.
Steps to replay a voice mail message.
How to save a voice mail message to the saved messages folder.
Method to skip to the next voice mail message.
Procedure to delete a voice mail message.
How to forward a voice mail message to another user's mailbox.
Steps to reply to a received voice mail message.
How to redial a caller who left a message.
How to send a voice mail message directly to an extension.
Recording different greetings for various call conditions.
Creating and managing personal or corporate voice mail distribution groups.
Instructions on how to exit the voice mail system.
Lists commands for accessing the voice mail system.
Methods to access voice mail from phone, internal/external phones, or PC.
Steps to access voice mail by calling your own telephone number.
Options for controlling message playback like rewind and fast forward.
How to record, review, and send voice mail messages.
Procedure to mark a voice mail message as urgent.
Instructions to change the default voice mail password for security.
Method to immediately start listening to voice mail.
How to exit voice mail and return to the auto attendant or operator.
Option to route callers to a custom operator or alternate phone number.
Steps to replay a voice mail message.
How to save a voice mail message to the saved messages folder.
Method to skip to the next voice mail message.
Procedure to delete a voice mail message.
How to forward a voice mail message to another user's mailbox.
Steps to reply to a received voice mail message.
How to redial a caller who left a message.
How to send a voice mail message directly to an extension.
Recording different greetings for various call conditions.
Creating and managing personal or corporate voice mail distribution groups.
Instructions on how to exit the voice mail system.
How to place calls from Outlook using TAPI functionality.
Steps to install the TAPI 2.1-compliant support software.
Configuring Windows to correctly use TAPI for dialing.
Steps to configure Outlook to dial using the telephone line.