Cypress VS11419 manual Overview, Key Features

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Key Features	Overview

Overview

The IP Phone 1120 is a professional-level desktop phone that provides a full range of features with a large backlit display and fixed and programmable keys. The IP Phone 1120 brings voice and data to the desktop by connecting directly to a Local Area Network (LAN) through an Ethernet connection.

You can use the handset and keypad of the IP Phone 1120 as you would use a standard telephone. You can access additional services through the soft keys positioned next to the display. The label beside each soft key identifies the feature associated with that key.

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Up to four user-defined line/programmable feature keys and four soft label keys

High-resolution, fully-backlit, graphical, monochrome, eight-level grey scale, pixel-based (240x80) display

Five position (-5 to + 55 degrees) adjustable foot stand Four-way navigation cluster with new Enter key

Integrated auto sensing 10/100/1000 Base-T Ethernet switch with shared PC access (one LAN and one PC port)

Secure local settings menu for access to user preferences, configuration tools, diagnostics and network statistics

Visual Alerting/ Message Waiting Indication and Feature Status Indicator LEDs

IEEE 802.3af Power over Ethernet, pre-standard vendor power schemes and local AC power options

Icon and English text-based keycaps

Field upgradeable firmware via Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) or Unistem File Transfer Protocol (UFTP) adds convenience and reduces costs in administration

Desk or Wall mountable

Graphite color with silver metallic bezel

The diagram on the next page shows the location of the IP Phone 1120 keys and other components.

Copyright © 2007 Cypress Communications, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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Contents User Guide IP PhoneTrademarks Contents Contents Changing Your IP Phone Settings Access Code Summary Overview Key FeaturesDisplay Physical FeaturesIndicator LED color Meaning IndicatorsConnecting the IP Phone to the LAN Connecting the IP Phone to the LANPrerequisites IP Phone connectors IP Phone connectors and other back panel featuresLogging on Getting StartedLogging off Special Characters Using the dialpad to enter textMaking, Answering, and Ending a Call Making a call using off-hook dialingMaking a call using handsfree dialing Making a call using predialEnding a call Editing a predialed numberAnswering a call Answering a second callAccount Code Using Phone FeaturesAuthorization Code OverviewStoring a number at an Automatic Dial key Using an Automatic Dial keyBusy Lamp Field BLF Call ForwardConferencing 3-way or 30-way Call HoldDirected Call Park Directory Directed Call PickupDeleting an entry from the directory Making a call using the directoryDo Not Disturb / Make Set Busy Fast TransferPicking up a call while on a call Group Call PickupGroup Intercom Picking up a callPaging a member of your intercom group Answering a Group Intercom callPaging all members of your intercom group Inbox Inbound Call Record Accessing the InboxMaking a Conference call with your intercom group Viewing Inbox call information Using the Inbox to make a callStoring a number from the Inbox Intercom InspectLast Number Redial Transferring a MDN SCA Call to Another MDN SCA Group Member Multiple Appearance Directory Number MDNMaking a Call on an MDN MCA or MDN SCA Key Answering an MDN MCA or MDN SCA CallConferencing with a MDN SCA Line and Privacy Release Accessing the OutboxMute Outbox Outbound Call RecordStoring a number from the Outbox Using the Outbox to make a callResetting the Outbox Viewing Outbox call informationCalling a Speed Dial number Speed DialVoicemail Storing a Speed Dial numberUsing the Settings menu Changing Your IP Phone SettingsUsing the navigation keys Changing the default volume Modifying Audio settingsResetting a default volume Relabeling a feature key Modifying Feature key settingsSelecting a ring tone Restoring default settings for a feature key Adjusting the contrast level of the displaySelecting a language Enabling Daylight Saving Time Modifying Time settingsNavigating the Time menu Selecting the time zoneSetting the date format Setting the time formatDisabling Daylight Saving Time Viewing your user name Modifying User settingsResetting the default time Navigating the User menuEnabling or disabling the auto login feature Viewing your login typeChanging your password Performing a firmware upgrade Access Code Summary