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Lines | 4 |
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Protocols | SIP, SPCP |
Speakerphone | Yes |
Ethernet Ports | 2 (10/100 Mbps) |
Power over Ethernet (PoE) | Yes |
Voice Codecs | G.711, G.726, G.729 |
Headset Port | Yes (2.5mm) |
Display | Monochrome LCD |
Describes the concepts and tasks necessary to use and configure the Cisco Small Business IP Phone.
Describes the contents of each chapter in the document.
Describes the Cisco Small Business IP Phones as full-featured VoIP phones with traditional and IP network features.
Provides instructions on how to clean and care for the Cisco Small Business IP phones.
Details the parts of the SPA509G IP phone and their functions, referencing Figure 1.
Explains how to enter numbers and text using the keypad or softkey buttons on the IP phones.
Lists and describes various softkey buttons and their functions available on the IP phone.
Explains how to use keypad shortcuts for navigating phone menus and performing actions.
Before installing, verify network readiness, read safety notices, and ensure all parts are present.
Details the physical connections for the IP phone, referencing Figure 1.
Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting the phone's handset to the base.
Explains how to install the desk stand or prepare for a wall mount.
Instructions on how to reverse the handset retention tab for wall mounting.
Explains how to connect power to the phone, either via PoE or a power adapter.
Details how to connect the IP phone to a network, either wired or wirelessly.
Explains how to connect a PC to the network through the phone.
Guides on connecting wired and wireless headsets to the IP phone.
Describes the boot-up sequence and how to verify the phone has started correctly.
Provides steps to find the current firmware version of the Cisco SPA504G.
Details how to adjust call volume and ringer volume.
Explains how to use the mute function for microphones.
Instructions on how to use the speakerphone feature.
Provides steps to use wired and wireless headsets with the IP phone.
Explains how to switch audio devices during an active call.
Instructions on how to send audio to the speaker when the handset is lifted.
Guides on selecting the preferred audio device (headset or speaker) for calls.
Provides instructions on how to answer, place, or redial calls.
Explains the methods to end an active call using handset, speakerphone, or headset.
Describes the types of call transfers (Attended, Blind).
Step-by-step guide for performing an attended call transfer.
Instructions for performing an unattended (blind) call transfer.
How to merge a held call with an active call.
Details how to view and return missed calls.
Guides on enabling or disabling the missed calls shortcut.
Instructions on how to forward all incoming calls to another number.
How to forward calls when the phone is busy.
How to forward calls if the phone is not answered within a set delay.
Procedure to cancel the Call Forward All feature.
How to enable the Do Not Disturb feature using softkey or Setup.
How to disable the Do Not Disturb feature.
How to enable or disable call waiting functionality.
Instructions on how to park a call for later retrieval.
How to conference a held call with an active call.
How to access and add entries to the personal phone directory.
How to view and call numbers from call history lists.
Steps to set or change the phone's password for security.
How to configure privacy settings like blocking Caller ID.
How to block incoming calls with unknown Caller ID.
How to enable dial assistance for easier call placement.
How to create and configure speed dial numbers.
How to use configured speed dial numbers to make calls.
How to configure the phone for auto answer functionality.
How to adjust the contrast of the IP phone screen.
How to adjust screen backlight timeout settings.
How to enable and configure the phone's screen saver.
Steps to reboot the phone for troubleshooting.
Steps to log into the phone's web configuration utility.
How to save configuration changes made through the web interface.
How to store, view, and dial numbers from the personal directory via the web utility.
Lists support and product documentation resources with URLs.
Lists related Cisco documents for more product information.