VoIP User Guide: IP Audio Conference Phone 2033
On this page:
Top-of-set Function Diagram
Extension Microphone Function Diagram
Underside: Set Connections
Getting Started
At Stanford, your Voice over IP (VoIP) telephone connection is part of SUNet instead of being hooked into the wiring of the Stanford telephone network. Therefore, you need to log your phone into the Stanford network before you can use your phone.
Log In
Change Your Password
Activate Auto Login
Adjusting Phone Settings
Audio Adjustment
Display Adjustment
Language Selection
Time and Date Format Selection
Nortel IP Phone Features and Controls
Directory
Feature Keys (same as soft keys)
Goodbye - disconnects the phone call
Handsfree Calling
History
Hold
Logoff
Mute (located below the Volume Control and on three extension microphones)
Inbox
Predial
Outbox
Services (not used)
Soft Keys - used for features and navigating through the Nortel IP Phone menus. Functions and labels are determined by the context.
System Features Accessible from the VoIP Conference Phone 2033:
The following phone features are available for Stanford-system telephones. Some features are only available if they are set up at the time your set is installed or added on a subsequent order.
3-way Conference
Caller ID
Calling Name Display
Consultation Hold
Forward
Redial
Speed Call
Transfer
