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Toshiba IP5132-SD User Manual

Toshiba IP5132-SD
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IP Telephone Installation
Title Page
Effective July 1, 2017, all Telecom product ordering, maintenance, warranty,
and support obligations have been transferred to Mitel Networks, Inc.
February 2015

Table of Contents

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Toshiba IP5132-SD Specifications

General IconGeneral
Audio CodecG.711, G.729a
Network Interface10/100 Base-T Ethernet
Number of Lines3
SpeakerphoneYes
Headset JackYes
ProtocolsSIP
Power over EthernetYes (IEEE 802.3af)
PowerPoE or AC Adapter
ConnectorsRJ45

Summary

IP Telephone Installation

General End User Information

FCC Requirements

Details FCC regulations and connection methods for the system.

Radio Frequency Interference

Explains potential RF interference and compliance with FCC Class A limits.

Underwriters Laboratory

States the system is UL listed and specifies secondary protection requirements for wiring.

CAUTION!

Warns users about electrical ground connections and professional installation.

END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT

2.0 Grant of License

Outlines the terms and conditions under which Mitel grants the software license.

2.1 Server Install

Specifies license terms for installing and operating the software on a server.

5.0 Intellectual Property Rights Indemnification

5.1 Third Party Claims

Details Mitel's responsibilities and options for handling third-party IP infringement claims.

5.2 Indemnify Mitel

Outlines user's responsibility to indemnify Mitel against claims arising from user's design or operation.

6.0 Limited Warranties

6.1 Warranty Period

Defines the warranty period for the software and media, excluding interruptions or errors.

6.2 Correction of Defects

Describes Mitel's efforts to correct defects and the customer's remedies.

6.3 Voided Warranties

Lists conditions under which the limited software warranties become void.

6.6 Disclaimer of Warranties

Disclaims all other warranties, express or implied, including merchantability and fitness for purpose.

6.9 Voided Warranties

States warranties are void if software failure results from causes beyond Mitel's control.

7.0 Limitations of Liability

7.1 Exclusion of Damages

Excludes liability for loss of data, profits, business, or consequential damages.

7.3 Aggregate Liability

Caps Mitel's aggregate liability to the license fees paid for the software.

11.0 Technical Support

12.0 Entire Agreement, Governing Law and Venue, Data Collection

12.1 Entire Agreement

States this agreement constitutes the complete and exclusive agreement between parties.

Chapter 1 – IP Telephone

INSTALL IP TELEPHONES

Provides instructions and cautions for installing IP Telephones and cables.

SUPPORTED IP TELEPHONES

Lists the IP Telephone models and Add-On Modules (ADM) supported by IPedge and VIPedge.

STATION WIRING, POWER

Explains power options (local supply, PoE) and cabling requirements for IP Telephones.

ADD-ON MODULE INSTALLATION

Explains how to attach and connect Add-On Modules (ADM) to IP5000 series telephones.

INITIAL START-UP

Details the sequence of indicators and display changes during the IP telephone's initial start-up.

CONNECTING

Explains the process of connecting IP Telephones to the IPedge or VIPedge system.

IPedge

Explains the process for connecting IP Telephones to an IPedge system.

VIPedge

Describes the connection process for IP Telephones to a VIPedge system.

END-USER REFERENCE GUIDE

RESET IPT TO DEFAULT

Four Line Phones

Provides the procedure to reset four-line display phones to their factory default settings.

Nine Line Phones

Details the steps to reset nine-line display phones to factory default settings.

CARBON HANDSET and HEADSET SETTING

IP5122-SDC with CO LINE CONNECTION

EXTERNAL SPEAKER/RINGER AMPLIFIER (BESCB1A)

Chapter 2 – Programming

IP5000 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

Specifies the required software versions for IP5000 Series telephones.

IPedge Licenses

Explains the licensing requirements for stations in an IPedge system.

VIPedge Licenses

Details the licensing requirements for telephones in a VIPedge solution.

STATION PROGRAMMING

Outlines procedures for adding, editing, deleting, and managing stations in the system.

Add a Station

Guides on how to add a new station using the 'Add' icon.

Survivable Station

Explains survivability features for R1.2+ IPedge systems and inherent VIPedge survivability.

PREFERENCE

Covers station preferences like Prime DN, Station Type, Name to Display, and Network Calling Number.

Prime DN

Allows entering or creating a new Primary Directory Number for a station.

System Call Forward

Configures system call forwarding group numbers.

Call Pickup

Defines station privilege for activating Call Pickup.

Emergency Call Group

Assigns the station to an Emergency Call Group.

Remote CF/DND Password

Sets or cancels DND/Call Forward remotely from another station.

Call Waiting Tone

Enables/disables beep tones for incoming calls while on an existing call.

CO Park & Hold

Controls how parked calls appear on other stations (on hold vs. busy).

MW & DND Dial Tone

Configures dial tone behavior for message waiting and DND status.

Activate Message Waiting

Allows or disallows station-to-station message waiting activation.

Auto-Campon to PDN

Enables auto-campon to a PDN when busy on a CO line.

IP Phone Login Password

Determines if a password is required for phone login.

Security Code

Sets the EMPA and IP Mobility Login password.

Transfer Registration

Enables or disables remote login/logout of a DN on other IPT/SoftIPT stations.

SUPPORTING ASSIGNMENTS

KEY ASSIGNMENTS

Assigns functions to programmable feature buttons on IP5000 phones.

Ring Down

Configures Ring Down station settings and destination.

Station IP Address Type

Assigns a fixed or DHCP IP address type for the station.

Station IP Address

Enters the IP address if the type is set to Fixed.

Station Terminal Authentication Mode

Configures terminal authentication for IP Telephones connecting to the server.

Chapter 4 – IPT Initialization, Reset and Auto Registration

IP Address Setting

Displays the IP address setting during the initialization process.

Initial Mode

Describes the initial mode where the IPT contacts the VIPedge center for its serial number.

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