Cisco E20 - The Menu

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Cisco IP Video Phone E20 Administrator guide
D143 30.12 Administrator guide Cisco IP Video Phone E20, TE4.1 November 2011.
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The menu
The Menu contains
• Applications
• My shortcuts
• Wallpaper
• Sounds and alerts
• Standby and screensaver
• Language setting
• Camera control
• Bluetooth headset settings
• Call forward control
• Call settings control
• Date and time settings
• System information
• Startup wizard
• Reboot
• Advanced settings
The Advanced settings may have been password protected by your system
adminstrator and are aimed at administrators rather than users.
To access the Menu tab, do as follows:
1. Press the
key to produce the set of tabs, if needed. Use the key to
navigate to Menu.
2. The items listed in the Menu tab have their own submenus. Use the
key to
navigate up and down and press
to display the contents of an item.
3. To go one or more steps back in the hierarchy, use the
key to navigate to
the left, the required number of times.
4. To collapse all menus, press the
key.
5. To put a change into eect, press
as soon as the required setting has been
selected or changed.
The Settings
Applications
There are a few applications not related to video communication as such
included with your E20. Actual contents may be country-dependent.
My shortcuts
With My shortcuts you may redene one or more of the softbuttons appearing along
the bottom line of the display. There are three sets of options to choose from:
• Speed dial lets you assign one of your phone book entries (including My
contacts) to a softbutton.
• Menu shortcuts can be used to save you from menu navigation by having a
menu item available at the push of a softkey. Choose between Applications,
Call settings, Move camera, Make a call, Phone book and System
information. The one you assign to a particular softbutton will you take you
to that menu when you push the corresponding button. What these menus
actually do will be explained later in this part of the guide.
• Actions can be Redial or USB media.
To utilize this feature, navigate to a softbutton and press
to enter the options list.
If you have assigned one or more softbuttons and enter this menu again, you will see
that a Clear softbutton item has been added to the menu.
Wallpaper
Wallpaper is the image displayed by the system when in idle. This may be no
wallpaper, i.e. dark (as if unit has been turned o), the default setting, or your own
personal wallpaper. If you choose to go for the latter, you should present your
wallpaper to the unit by means of a memory stick connected to the USB socket of
the unit. Your E20 will examine the memory stick contents and let you choose what
to use. Selected contents will be copied to the E20. Just follow its instructions.
The le formats supported are *.jpg, *.png, *.gif.
Sounds and alerts
Ring tones allow you to select between the ring tones available. Use the
key to
navigate up and down as usual. You will hear the dierent ring tones as you move up
and down.
Get custom ring tones from USB. If the ring tones oered as standard are not
enough, you may add your own ring tones by means of a memory stick connected
to the USB socket of the unit. Your E20 will examine the memory stick contents
and let you choose what to use. Just follow its instructions. File formats
supported are MPEG-4 AAC-LD and MPEG-4 AAC-LC, but not MP3.