Call Settings

Setting the SIP Authentication ID and Password

To set the SIP Authentication ID and Password.

On the Call Settings screen under Configurations screen, enter the Authentication ID and Password in corresponding fields for each profile or contact.

Setting Call Forwarding

To set the call forwarding feature on the V90 VoIP Phone.

On the Call Settings screen under Configuration screen, change the Call Forward Type to Unconditional Forward or Busy Forward depending on your needs and type in the intended phone number in the Call Forward Number.

Notes: In Multiple Server Mode, each profile can be assigned with different Call Forwarding settings.

Setting Voicemail number

On the Phone Settings screen under Configurations screen, enter the voice mail number in the Voice Mail Number field.

Notes: Please contact the VoIP service provider for the correct number. Not all VoIP service providers support this feature. There are different Voicemail numbers for each profile in Multiple Server Mode.

Setting Hot Line number

Hot Line feature allows users to set a number that will be called by the phone automatically when in off-hook state.

On the Phone Settings screen under Configurations screen, enter the Hot Line number in the Hot Line Number field.

Notes: There are individual Hot Line for each profile in Multiple Server Mode and only one Hot Line in Single Server Mode. The corresponding profile will call the designated number when in off hook state.

Dial Plan

Standard SIP terminals, including the V90, (usually) use an en-block method for sending digits to a SIP Server. That is, all digits required to complete the call must be dialled followed by a delimiter before the call will be initiated by the terminal. In order to do this the V90 has three different methods that can be used separately in conjunction with each other to achieve the desired result.

Methods for configuring dial plan:

•Dialing plan in Terminal (Dial Plan).

•Dialing Timeout (Auto Dial Timeout, default is 5 seconds).

•Delimiter Key (OK and # by default).

Symbols used for Dial Plan / Digimap

Symbol

[ ]

Function

Any number (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0, #, *)

Terminate using delimiter or timeout

A logical OR

Used when representing a range of numbers

Used in conjunction with [ ] to for a divided range

Used in conjunction with [ ] for a range

Wait 4 seconds before terminating dialing

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