Cisco Systems SPA302D manual Advanced Handset Configuration Options

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Using Your Cisco SPA302D

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Advanced Handset Configuration Options

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

STEP 1 From the Settings menu, choose Phone Info.

STEP 2 Press the Up and Down Arrow buttons to scroll through the available phone information:

•Model—Handset model.

•Software Version—Version of software that is installed on the handset.

•HID VID—Hardware version ID.

•PID—Product ID.

•SN—Serial number of your hardware.

•IPEI—International Portable Equipment ID, or a unique number used to identify each DECT handset to the base station.

•Base RFPI—Radio Fixed Part ID, or a unique number used to identify each DECT base station to the handset.

•IP Address—IP address of your handset.

•IP Mask—Subnet mask of your handset.

•Gateway IP—IP address of the router providing the Internet connection to the handset and base station.

•WAN MAC Address—MAC (hardware) address of the handset.

•Default outgoing line—The outgoing line that the handset chooses first when a call is placed.

•Incoming Lines—Incoming lines that are configured for the handset (for example, DECT and PSTN lines).

Advanced Handset Configuration Options

You can configure some of the Cisco SPA302D handset options using the web- based configuration utility. The Cisco SPA302D does not have its own configuration utility, but is part of the configuration utility for the Cisco SPA232D. The configuration utility is best used by a VoIP service provider, the phone system administrator, or with the assistance of technical support personnel.

For more information about using the configuration utility, see the Cisco SPA232D Mobility Enhanced Phone Adapter Administration Guide.

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Contents User Guide Contents Getting Started Using Your Cisco SPA302DContents Appendix a Where to Go From HereCisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved OL-25472-01 Getting Started OverviewUnderstanding Your Cisco SPA302D Getting Started Cisco SPA302D Display Screen Options When the Handset is Idle Options When There is an Active CallTurning the Handset On and Off Navigating through the Phone Menus Icon Name DescriptionDisplay Screen Icons Three-Way Conference Call,Entering Numbers and Text in Fields Installing the Cisco SPA302D Key Character SetCharging the Handset Select Handset Registration Select Register Deregistering the Handset Select Handset Registration Select DeregisterLocating Handsets Using Your Cisco SPA302D Adjusting Handset Volume and Muting Placing a CallUsing Call Waiting Answering or Ignoring a CallPutting a Call on Hold Ending a CallTransferring a Call Redialing a CallRedial Placing a Three-Way Conference Call Picking Up a CallParking a Call Managing Missed Calls Using the Intercom Feature Viewing the Call HistoryUsing Contacts Configuring Call Settings Accessing the Call Settings MenuConfiguring Do Not Disturb, Call Waiting, and Call Blocking Configuring and Using Speed Dials Creating Speed DialsConfiguring Call Forwarding Select Speed DialChoosing the Default Outgoing Line Select Outgoing Default LineConfiguring Phone Settings Viewing the Line StatusConfiguring Network Settings From the Settings menu, choose Network SettingsSIP Settings Changing Your RingtoneConfiguring Keypad and Call Park Tones Configuring the Backlight Timeout SettingConfiguring the Date and Time From the Settings menu, choose Backlight SettingsChanging Handset Settings From the Settings menu, choose Handset SettingsUpgrading the Handset Software Performing a Factory Reset Viewing Phone InformationAdvanced Handset Configuration Options Troubleshooting the Cisco SPA302D No Network MessageUnresponsive Handset Support Downloads and DocumentationCisco Small Business
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