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General| Type | IP Phone |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Speakerphone | Yes |
| Headset Port | Yes |
| Network Protocol | SIP |
| EHS | Yes |
| Power over Ethernet | Yes (802.3af) |
| Codecs | G.711, G.729 |
| Power Supply | PoE or External Adapter |
States the purpose of the guide and its intended audience for LIP-9000 Series users.
Explains what the guide covers, including installation and usage of LIP-9010, LIP-9020, LIP-9030, and LIP-9040.
Defines symbols used in the guide, such as CAUTION and NOTE, for correct usage.
Provides an overview of the iPECS phone system, its VoIP technology, and mobility.
Explains the guide's structure, starting with simple operations and progressing to advanced features.
Details how features are logically organized for quick location and use within the guide.
Describes the LIP-9000 series phones, their models, LCDs, and navigation features.
Covers the physical installation, power options (AC/DC Adapter, PoE), and headset compatibility.
Details the available button kits for the LIP-9000 series phones and their connection.
Explains the LIP-9030/9040 LCD layout, sections, icons, and interactive menu.
Guides on accessing and navigating the phone's display menu for settings like Phone Setting, Network Config.
Details how to activate and use the speakerphone, control volume, mute, and use Group Listen.
Explains connecting and using LIP-9012 DSS, LIP-9024 DSS, and LIP-9024 LSS button kits.
Provides instructions on answering incoming calls via handset or flex button, including ICM calls.
Explains handling incoming calls while busy, using Call Waiting, Voice-Over, or DND.
Guides on using AME for call screening, with Ring and Speaker modes for voice messages.
Describes the use of 16 ring tones for differentiating calls on multiple phones in an area.
Details answering calls in night mode using Universal Night Answer (UNA) and dial code 567.
Explains picking up calls at other stations (Directed Call Pick-Up) or within a group (Group Call Pick-Up).
Guides on activating DND to block incoming calls, with options for forwarding to secretary.
Covers call forwarding types (Unconditional, Busy, No Answer) and activation methods.
Explains placing intercom calls, using DSS/BLF buttons, and handling busy stations with Camp-On.
Details placing CO/VoIP calls, using line groups, dialing restrictions, and account codes.
Guides on using Last Number Redial, Saved Number Dial, System/Station Speed Dial, and Dial by Name.
Covers screened and unscreened call transfers using the TRANSFER(PGM) button.
Explains placing calls on System or Exclusive Hold, and overriding hold preference.
Details how to switch between an active call and a call on hold, acting as a broker.
Guides on establishing conferences, unsupervised conferences, and setting up conference rooms.
Explains how to view and respond to Station Message Waiting (MWI) indications, including ICM and SMS.
Guides on accessing and managing voice messages locally and remotely via the voice mail system.
Details exchanging short text messages between iPECS phones, including sending and viewing received messages.
Covers remote access to system resources like calling stations or placing calls via DISA.
Explains how to register and use a mobile phone as an iPECS extension for making/receiving calls.
Allows users to view incoming, outgoing, and missed calls on the display, with options to place calls from the log.
Explains how to adjust the LCD contrast and brightness using the VOL buttons.
Details configuring background music (BGM) and music on hold (MOH) from system audio sources.
Guides on broadcasting announcements to specific page zones, including All Call Page.
Explains logging in/out of PTT groups and making one-way page announcements.
Details setting and erasing daily or one-time wake-up alarms for stations.
Covers monitoring external alarm contacts and activating door open contacts.
Explains voice memos for station status, date/time, and other system information.
Details the Hot Desk feature for logging on and using phones as temporary stations, including call forwarding options.
Guides on assigning station attributes, authorization codes, and user program codes.
Explains assigning features like DSS/BLF, Speed Dial, and CO/IP Lines to programmable flex buttons.
Provides guidance on the proper disposal of electrical and electronic equipment according to EU directives.
Alerts users to critical warnings and cautions regarding electric shock, humidity, approved accessories, and proper use.
Details EU compliance for Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive (R&TTE).
Provides FCC/IC compliance for Class B digital devices and guidelines for avoiding radio interference.
Notifies users about GPL licensed software used in the product and how to obtain copies.
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