IPECS 9071 Guide de configuration

BDR Voice & Data Soluons Ltd

Caspian House, Timothy’s Bridge Road, Straord-upon-Avon CV37 9NR

T: 0845 313 6020 E: n.cole@bdrgroup.co.uk

Training Guide

Buon Guide

Touchscreen:

Camera:

Ring LED:

Home:

Menu:

Back:

ECO:

Transfer:

DND:

Message:

Hold:

Headset:

So Keys:

Mute:

Speakerphone:

Volume Control:

Displays features such as extension numbers, video call, recent calls and applicaons

Built-in HD camera used to take photos and for use voicemails

Flashing light indicates phone ringing and voicemails

Return to the home screen

Access the sengs for your phone, such as changing the font and display.

Return to the previous screen

Economy mode, turn the screen o

Used to transfer calls to another desnaon

Block incoming calls. You can also acvate DND while the phone is ringing, this termi-

nates the call and the caller will get a busy tone

Access your voicemail box

Place a call on hold - dependent on PBS set up, caller will recieve on hold music

If headset is plugged in this buon allows you to toggle between headset or handset

So keys are interacve, changing funcon based on phone status

Mute the call so that the caller cannot hear your voice

Toggle the speakerphone on and o during a call

Adjust the ring, headset, handset and speaker volume

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NFC Tagging

Touchscreen

Soft keys

Camera Operation

LED

Ring LED

Microphone

(Speaker Phone)

Home

Back

ECO

Transfer

DND

Message

Hold

Headset

Mute

Speakerphone

Volume

BDR Voice & Data Soluons Ltd

Caspian House, Timothy’s Bridge Road, Straord-upon-Avon CV37 9NR

T: 0845 313 6020 E: n.cole@bdrgroup.co.uk

9071

Using Your Phone

Touch

Home Screen Display

Telephone icon from home screen

The home buon will display icons on the right

hand side, messaging, a telephone icon which once

pressed will direct you to call opons, contacts, call

log and apps. This is the default view, unl an icon

is pressed. To return to the default screen, press the

home key.

To make a call press the speakerphone buon or to

reach the full feature set press the telephone icon

from the default home screen. This guide is based

upon the display aer you have pressed the

telephone icon from the default home display.

BDR Voice & Data Soluons Ltd

Caspian House, Timothy’s Bridge Road, Straord-upon-Avon CV37 9NR

T: 0845 313 6020 E: n.cole@bdrgroup.co.uk

9071

Using Your Phone

To answer the call, li the handset or press the

speakerphone buon

LIP-9071 has a ‘live dial pad’ which means you do

not need to li the headset or press the Speaker-

phone buon to start a call.

To place a call, dial the desired number. Outgoing

calls can also be placed from the contacts, logs as

well as speed dial

Li the handset

Dial the extension number or press the ex key as-

signed to the contact

Press ‘DND’ when a call comes in

Press ‘Hold’, the buon will light to indicate there is

a held call

Press ‘Transfer’ or TRANS so key on the touch

screen display.

Dial the extension extension number, external

number or press the programmed ex key. Either

speak to the recipient to announce the call, or

simply hang up.

Press ‘Transfer’ to return to the caller

Dealing With Calls

Answering an Incoming Call

Making an External Call

Making an Internal Call

Rejecng a Call

Placing a call on hold

Transferring A Call

Transferring a call

Returning a caller from a Transfer

BDR Voice & Data Soluons Ltd

Caspian House, Timothy’s Bridge Road, Straord-upon-Avon CV37 9NR

T: 0845 313 6020 E: n.cole@bdrgroup.co.uk

9002

Using Your Phone

Conference

Conference Calls

Video Calling

Call Waing

Do Not Disturb

Camp On

Redialling A Number

Recent Calls

To start a conference call:

1. Place/recieve rst call as usal

2. Touch the ‘CONF’ so buon

3. Place the next call and press ‘CONF’ so buon

4. Repeat step 3 for addional pares

5. Press the ‘CONF’ so buon twice to connect all

pares

Once a video call is established you can iniate or

accept a video call

To start or respond to a Video Call invitaon, press

the ‘Video Start Buon’, which will open the Video

Call window

So menu buons display include, Video Stop/Start:

pause and restart video transmission

Press ‘CONF’ to iniate a voice conference

Press ‘DND’ to acvate

Press ‘DND’ again to deacvate

When dialling an extension that is engaged, the

Camp On feature allows the staon to be noed

that there is a call waing.

If the called party is busy, you may acvate

Camp-On which allows you to wait o-hook for the

called staon to answer

To access recent calls, press ‘MENU’ followed by call

log. (If you do not have this opon on the

touchscreen display, press the home buon followed

by the telephone icon)

BDR Voice & Data Soluons Ltd

Caspian House, Timothy’s Bridge Road, Straord-upon-Avon CV37 9NR

T: 0845 313 6020 E: n.cole@bdrgroup.co.uk

9002

Using Your Phone

Quick Access Tools

Speed

Pick Up

Last Number Redial

On the screen reached from the telephone icon from

the default home screen

Press ‘SPEED’ twice (located on the boom right of

the LCD screen, phone with the lighening bolt icon).

Press ICM opon to dial an internal contact, stat-

on speed name (personal speed dial list) or system

speed name (this takes you through to the main

system database)

Press the desired name to connect a call

Press ‘PICKUP’ so key to answer a call ringing on a

dierent staon (system conguraon required).

If you do not have this opon on the touchscreen

display, press the home buon, followed by the

telephone icon.

The ‘MENU’ so key gives you the access to the

phones key set up features such as contacts, call

logs, sengs calendar, clock and camera.

If you do not have this opon on the touchscreen

display, press the home buon, followed by the

telephone icon.

From the touchscreen, press ‘REDIAL’ so key to

display the last numbers dialled. Select required

number and press send to iniate the call.

If you do not have this opon on the touchscreen

display, press the home buon, followed by the

telephone icon.

BDR Voice & Data Soluons Ltd

Caspian House, Timothy’s Bridge Road, Straord-upon-Avon CV37 9NR

T: 0845 313 6020 E: n.cole@bdrgroup.co.uk

9002

Using Your Phone

Wi-Fi

Seng up Wi-Fi

Add A New Wi-Fi Network

Browing The Internet

Connect Wi-Fi dongle to device’s USB port to use

Wi-Fi.*

Then connect to a wireless access point or hotspot

1. Touch Sengs > Wireless & Networks > Wi-Fi

2. Slide the Wi-Fi switch to the on posion

3. The device scans for available Wi-Fi networks and

displays the names of those it nds.

Secured networks are indicated with a lock icon. If

the device nds a network that you have connected

to previously, it automacally connects to it

4. Touch a network name to see more details or

connect to it, and type a password if necessary

OR, if your Wi-Fi router supports Wi-Fi Protected

setup, touch the WP’s icon on your tablet, and then

touch the same screen buon on your router

*Not all dongles are supported. Please contact BDR

for more informaon.

You can add a Wi-Fi network so that your device will

remember it, along with any security credenals,

and connect to it automacally when it’s in range.

You must also add a Wi-Fi network if the network

does not broadcast its name (SSID), or to add a Wi-Fi

network when you are out of range

To access the full capabilies of an internet browser

including your emails directly from your LIP-9071

phone, press home, press the apps key to access the

applicaon screen containing browser, camera, play

store, messaging and more.

BDR Voice & Data Soluons Ltd

Caspian House, Timothy’s Bridge Road, Straord-upon-Avon CV37 9NR

T: 0845 313 6020 E: n.cole@bdrgroup.co.uk

9002

Notes...

BDR Voice & Data Soluons Ltd

Caspian House, Timothy’s Bridge Road

Straord-upon-Avon CV37 9NR

T: 0845 313 6020

E: n.cole@bdrgroup.co.uk

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