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General| Resolution | 320x240 pixels |
|---|---|
| SIP Accounts | 6 |
| Opus Codec | Yes |
| Supported Protocols | SIP |
| Bluetooth | No |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| Network Ports | Dual 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet ports |
| Power | PoE Class 2 |
| Expansion | Supports up to 3 expansion modules |
| Audio Codecs | G.711, G.729, G.722 |
| Speakerphone | Full-duplex speakerphone |
| Power Options | PoE |
| USB Port | No |
| Audio | High-definition (HD) audio |
Summarizes the core features of the Mitel 6867i phone, including display, Ethernet, USB, and softkeys.
Describes the physical arrangement and labeling of the keys on the IP phone.
Details the function of essential keys like Goodbye, Hold, Options, Mute, Volume, Callers List, Redial, Line, Speaker/Headset, and Directory.
Explains the function of navigation keys, Transfer, Conference, Presence, and softkeys.
Explains the dialpad's use for dialing numbers and text input across various languages.
Covers plugging in, starting the phone, and understanding initial configuration screens.
Explains phone states for network connection and disconnection, including troubleshooting.
Describes the main phone screen layout and the meaning of status icons.
Explains how softkeys are configured and how they display functions contextually.
Details the process of customizing phone settings directly on the device's interface.
Explains how to customize phone settings using a web browser interface.
Instructions on how to change the phone's display and input language.
Guides for setting time format, daylight savings, date format, and time zones.
Covers directory settings, display options, and managing external sources.
Details on entering usernames and passwords for directory authentication.
Explains how to configure Do Not Disturb (DND) and Call Forward settings.
Procedures for setting, changing, and managing phone passwords and lock states.
Covers audio mode selection, headset configuration, and ring tone customization.
Guides for customizing home screen, screen saver, and brightness settings.
Details on Live Dialpad and Speed Dial key configurations.
Explains how to assign functions to softkeys and manage their behavior.
Instructions on configuring line keys, including using the Mitel Web UI.
Covers creating speed dial entries via phone UI and Web UI methods.
Details on configuring DND keys and modes using the Mitel Web UI.
Instructions for configuring BLF keys to monitor extension status.
Details on configuring BLF/List keys for BroadWorks integration.
Guides for configuring ACD keys for call distribution management.
How to configure XML keys for accessing customized phone applications.
Instructions for configuring a Flash key for generating flash events.
Details on configuring Sprecode keys for activating server services.
How to configure Park and Pickup keys for managing parked calls.
Instructions for configuring Last Call Return keys.
Details on configuring Call Forward keys for call routing.
How to configure BLF/Xfer keys combining BLF and Transfer functions.
Configuring keys for Speed Dial and Transfer functionality.
Setting up Speed Dial/Conf keys for speed dialing into conferences.
How to configure a Directory key for accessing contact information.
Instructions for configuring Callers List keys to view incoming calls.
Details on configuring Redial keys for accessing outgoing call history.
How to configure Conference keys for initiating conference calls.
Instructions for configuring Transfer keys for call transfers.
Details on configuring Intercom keys for direct calls.
How to configure Phone Lock keys for securing the phone.
Instructions for configuring Paging keys for group announcements.
Details on configuring Discreet Ringing keys for single ring alerts.
How to configure Empty keys for blank display entries.
Instructions for deleting key functions by setting them to None.
Basic procedure for making calls using the handset, speakerphone, or headset.
Procedure for entering a number before initiating the call.
How to use the speakerphone for calls without a handset or headset.
Instructions for connecting and using a headset with the phone.
Guidance on adjusting headset microphone volume levels.
Steps for making and receiving calls using a headset.
How to use the Icom key for intercom calls and answering them.
Accessing and using the Redial list for call history.
How to use the Mute key to mute the microphone during calls.
Procedures for answering incoming calls and sending them to voicemail.
Guides on placing calls on hold and retrieving held calls.
Methods for transferring calls: blind, consultative, direct, and to directory.
Covers local and centralized conferencing methods and setup.
Procedures for adding more participants to ongoing conference calls.
Steps for terminating active calls.
Introduction to the phone's directory feature and its capabilities.
Basic operations for accessing and navigating the directory.
Details about the phone's internal local directory and its management.
Overview of different types of external directory sources supported.
Covers accessing, using, editing, and deleting entries in the Callers List.
Guides for configuring Do Not Disturb and Call Forward settings.
Details on various additional phone features like DTMF, call waiting, XML beep, etc.
Configuration options for handling incoming intercom calls.
Details on configuring and using Group RTP Paging.
Explanation of SCA bridging and its behavior.
Information on Executive and Assistant Services, including Filter softkey.
Using speed dial keys for initiating calls on behalf of executives.
Features available for users with the Executive role, including call filtering.
Features available for users with the Assistant role, including call handling.
Information on using star codes for call handling features.
General section for additional features dependent on administrator configuration.
Description of optional expansion modules and their supported functions.
Guidance for resolving common phone issues and error messages.
Procedures for obtaining product repair during the warranty period.
Information on repair and support options available after the warranty expires.
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